Brian Scarbeau is a Microsoft MVP and a seasoned computer science trainer. He has his MBA and Certifications as a WebMaster and Network Instructor. He has spoken at various Code Camps about DotNetNuke® and he has developed DotNetNuke® curriculum and a series of webcasts for Microsoft Corporation. He was also selected by Microsoft Corporation to be part of a Faculty Advisory Board. He has traveled the United States and Canada conducting training seminars on .NET products. Presently, he is on the Board of Directors for the Computer Science Teacher's Association and he started the Orlando DotNetNuke® User Group. His blog is here: http://geekswithblogs.net/bscarbeau

Michael Webb hails from Tampa, FL and currently resides in Vero Beach, FL. During a span of about 7 years his family lived in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, where he would love to retire to, someday. His family returned to Tampa for his senior year, where he graduated from HB Plant High School. Michael attended Clearwater Christain College on a basketball scholorship.

Michael has been building corporate extranets and websites for small businesses and individuals using DotNetNuke® since the beginning. His professional experience spans over 24 years in sales and marketing with a focus on technology integration to empower employees to be successful. His company, Cybreze Enterprises LLC based in Vero Beach, FL, is mainly focused on building targeted business solutions based on the DotNeNuke® Open Source framework. Cybreze Enterprises LLC owns DNNSpired.com, which markets products and services to the DotNetNuke® community.

Will Strohl is an ASP.Net architect and developer based in the Orlando Area. Having been in the web development field for over 10 years, he began professionally in 2000.  Currently, Will is the Technology Director for an exciting new online travel company called RezHub.com.  He is also an active member and President of the newly formed Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group.  He regularly speaks at local events about DotNetNuke® and the various ways it can be used and managed.

"I first learned about DotNetNuke® about a month after building my own portal that was also based on IBuySpy.  However, mine already had many of the features that DNN v2.0 had.  Due to the overall maintenance required on my own portal, I didn't really begin getting involved with DNN until just before version  3.0 was announced.  Since then, I have been active in the community and using DNN in all projects where it would fit."

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