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Kevan Jacobson
Department Chair/Associate Professor, Criminal JusticeSouthern Utah University
Specializing in the principles of criminal responsibility and the constitutional system, law of armed conflict, and military justice
Meg Ambrose
PartnerThe Lancer Group
A recognized expert in Global Technology and Services.
Elizabeth Croft
Associate Dean, Education and Professional Development, Faculty of Applied Science; Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering; Director, Collaborative Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Systems LaboratoryUniversity of British Columbia
Professor Croft's research investigates how robotic systems can operate efficiently and effectively in partnership with people
David Tanner
Distinguished ProfessorUniversity of Florida
David Tanner’s research interests include instrumentation for gravitational-wave detection.
Pascal Perry
University Lecturer // Java ProgrammingUniversity of Nice Sophia-Antipolis
Head, Online Findability / Enterprise Search Optimization (ESO) / Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Chris Janiszewski
ChairUniversity of Florida
Chris Janiszewski is an expert in branding, price perception, consumer learning and perceived value.
Kyle Emich
Associate Professor, ManagementUniversity of Delaware
Prof. Emich's research explores the role of individual attributes in team dynamics and other collective environments.
Joris Claeys
Managing Director - Chief Engagement Officer - Principal PartnerecoNVERGE – CAPix - ViVaTicA - ecoNOVATE - ARTconnectsLIFE - ARTronomy | PORT[expertise] | eco.AHCIL
Change Cultivator | Think, act & lead WITHOUT the box! Promoting 5P's of sustainable thrivability! Coaching OD-WST-AI-TEAL – ARTconnectsLIFE
Bryan Eisenberg
PartnerEisenberg Holdings, LLc
New York Times Bestselling author on Marketing Optimization and Online Marketing
James Williams, PhD
Professor of Rhetoric and LinguisticsSoka University
Professor Williams examines education using Baudrillard's perspective on consumerism and simulacra