Martín Konzett

Martin Konzett, software architect and software developer focusing on web / mobile applications. He tries to solve problems which arise with software architecture and the software development process and is practicing Model Driven Architecture (MDA). He is committed to open standards and Open Source Software. He did many enterprise applications using Java EE and TYPO3. For ICT4D.at, he acts as a driver in building up the NGO and as a consultant to the chairman. He leads the controlling, accounting, marketing and is in charge managing projects, he is head of the business plan and all theses about social entrepreneurship; He teaches at Vienna University of Technology where he is holding two courses every summer semester for the The research group for Industrial Software INSO. He is supervising bachelor/master/Phd theses and co-publishing scientific papers; He is right now working on his own theses about Controlling and Metrics in Social Enterprises in the LDC context.

Christian Kreutz

Christian Kreutz is a political scientist working as a consultant for knowledge management and information and communication technologies for development (ICT4D). The places he has worked for include the German Parliament and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ- German Technical Cooperation). AT GTZ he worked for five years as project manager and communication specialist. Since 2000 he works around the World Wide Web.His interests are knowledge management for development, online knowledge sharing and networks for social change.

John Lesieur

John LeSieur, the President and CEO of People CD Inc., is living his life's mission. As founder and head visionary of People CD, John converted his life objective into a company's mission - To serve humanity by delivering the world's information and technology to focused end users in a simplified and inviting format. People CD fulfills a portion of John's mission with every application it develops. A great example of this is the development of ZAC Browser - the world's first internet browser made specifically for autistic children around the world. ZAC Browser adapts advanced technology by focusing on the needs, abilities, and limitations of the end user, autistic children. The work of John LeSieur in the cutting edge world of Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 promises to continue to amaze, shock and propel the world into a new paradigm where internet users demand applications that cater to their needs, instead of being sold applications that the user is forced to adapt to.