Darnell Smith
Darnell Smith is the founder and CEO of Business In The Black, a CMS web development and technology company founded in 1999 that specializes in customized database driven Content Management System websites and managing multimedia data over the Internet. He is also the inventor of many software and hardware systems with over 11 shared patents with companies such as Black & Decker US, Bell Labs, Tyco Electronics, Lucent Technologies and Synqore Electronics to name a few. [View Profile]

JC Lamkin
J. C. Lamkin, Certified Novell Administrator and Certified Project Manager, is President of Gypsy Lane Technologies, Inc. and Technically Speaking Radio in Philadelphia, Pa. Her work includes technology and project management solutions for small businesses and organizations. [View Profile]

Dr. Peter J. Delfyett
Dr. Peter J. Delfyett is the President of the National Society of Black Physicists. NSBP is 600-member professional association that promotes the professional well-being of African American physicists and physics students within the international scientific community and within society at large. [View Profile]

Debra Dixon
Debra Dixon is the principal and founder of Light of Gold PR and Marketing. She has over 16 years of Technology and PR experience, having worked as a consultant, trainer, public speaker, publicist, promoter, marketer, writer, and media relations executive at various corporations and companies in both Atlanta and New York. [View Profile]

Jimmy J. Davies
Jimmy Davies is the founder and CEO of MacMasters Computer Services, a computer training and technology company founded in 1988 that specializes in customized database development and managing data over the Internet. [View Profile]

Warren Holyfield
Warren Holyfield is the founder and CEO of A-Advantage Networking, an information technology firm based in Long Beach, CA. He has his FCC license in broadcasting communications amongst other certifications, and is known in the industry for his knowledge in communication arts. [View Profile]

Dr. Jomo W. Mutegi
Jomo W. Mutegi, Ph.D. is Executive Director of Sankoré Institute. Sankoré Institute is a non-profit African-centered science and education research organization, which supports a staff of African Americans who conduct research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). [View Profile]

Diane Griffin
Diane began her career in Security Administration at military contractor Northrup Grumman. Taking up this position came as almost an afterthought as Diane was assigned from the Human Resources area to Security Administration simply to maximize her time; however, she quickly recognized an aptitude and inclination for the field and pursued it vigorously from that time forward. [View Profile]

Troy Johnson
Troy Johnson is a technology expert and industry leader in marketing books on the World Wide Web. Mr. Johnson is the founder and webmaster of AALBC.com (African American Literature Book Club). AALBC.com is now the largest and most frequently visited web site dedicated to books by and about black people. [View Profile]

David Steward
World Wide Technology CEO and prominent businessman David Lloyd Steward was born on July 2, 1951 in Chicago, Illinois. His parents, Navy veteran, Harold Lloyd Steward and Dorothy Elizabeth Massingale Steward moved back to his mother's hometown, Clinton, Missouri two months after Steward's birth. [View Profile]

Gregory D. Evans
Gregory D. Evans, innovator, publisher, and industry leader, is a recognized expert in computer security and hi-tech crimes. Mr. Evans is the founder of LIGATT Security and the Technology Crimes Institute (TCI). Through TCI, Mr. Evans currently teaches over twelve hi-tech crime courses. [View Profile]