John Haydon advises non-profits and small businesses how to implement inbound marketing strategies with the social web.

He has been invited to speak about social media on Philanthopy.com, givezooks!, Techsoup.Org and NetworkforGood.com.

In his own words, he "helps business leaders get real results with the web by translating abstract marketing concepts and web 2.0 technologies into plain English."

Laura has been working in the software sector for more than twelve years. As Idealware's Director, she directs Idealware's research and writing to provide candid reports and articles about nonprofit software. Prior to Idealware, Laura founded Alder Consulting, where she helped nonprofits create internet strategies, select appropriate software, and then build sophisticated websites on a limited budget. She has also selected software, designed interfaces and conducted user research for multi-million dollar software and website implementations with such companies as Accenture and iXL. Laura is a frequent speaker and writer on nonprofit technology topics.

Marc spends most of his time working to help nonprofit organizations develop and implement their Internet and Web strategy. He primarily focuses on the development of reasonable to implement online web 2.0 experiments for nonprofits.

For 25 years Marc Osten has worked as an activist, educator, community organizer, consultant, change agent, risk taker, organizational therapist, author, coach, entrepreneur and provocateur. Marc Osten wears many hats but has one goal...to make the world a better place by helping those who make the world a better place.

Karen Rayzor the Director of Nonprofit Relations at GuideStar. Karen is the primary GuideStar contact for national, state, and regional nonprofit associations and organizations. She manages all outreach and technical assistance about GuideStar's Website, services and transparency tools; as well as, ePhilanthropy, the IRS Forms 990, proactive accountability and marketing to the nonprofit sector. As a recognized public speaker, she coordinates and hosts the GuideStar nonprofit webinars.

Michael Stein is a technology writer and online strategist who works at the intersection of nonprofit communications, advocacy and fundraising. He is the author of three books and numerous articles about online strategy for nonprofits. As a nonprofit management consultant, he assists organizations with online fundraising, email messaging, email list growth, blogging, website content, online video, mobile messaging, Google Analytics, Facebook and Twitter.

Michael has provided strategic support to numerous organizations including The William J. Clinton Foundation, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, United Nations Food Program, The James Irvine Foundation, Animal Legal Defense Fund, Ploughshares Fund, Appalachian Mountain Club, and the ACLU of Northern California. Michael's opinion and analysis have been featured in numerous media, including The New York Times, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, National Public Radio, and Wired News.

Katya Andresen is Chief Operating Officer of Network for Good, as well as a speaker, author and blogger about nonprofit marketing, online outreach and the basics of social media. In addition, she is an adjunct professor of communications at American University's Key Certificate Program and serves on the board of EarthShare. Katya has trained thousands of causes in effective marketing and media relations, and her marketing materials for non-profits have won national and international awards. She is the author of the book, Robin Hood Marketing: Stealing Corporate Savvy to Sell Just Causes and was featured in the e-book, Nine Minds of Marketing. She is also a co-author with Network for Good CEO Bill Strathmann of a chapter in the book, People to People Fundraising - Social Networking and Web 2.0 for Charities. Fundraising Success Magazine named her Fundraising Professional of the Year in 2007. Before joining Network for Good, she was Senior Vice President of Sutton Group, a marketing and communications firm and a marketing consultant overseas in Ukraine. She also worked for CARE International. Katya traces her passion for good causes to the enormous social need she witnessed as a journalist prior to her work in the non-profit sector. She was a foreign correspondent for Reuters News and Television in Asia and for Associated Press and major US newspapers in Africa.

Rob Graham is the founder and CEO of the New Titans Media, a digital marketing and consulting company specializing in providing development and training support to small businesses and non-profit organizations.

Rob has been an interactive communications and marketing specialist in the areas of digital production, training and marketing since 1990 and is a frequent speaker at marketing and social media conferences.

When he isn't on the road overseeing digital marketing and advertising workshops, Rob splits at this time as an adjunct professor at Emerson College in Boston, Harvard University in Cambridge and the University of Massachusetts -Lowell where he teaches informational design, online marketing and e-business classes.

Rob is the author of Fishing From a Barrel, a guide to using behavioral targeting in online advertising and Advertising Interactively, a book exploring the development and uses of Rich Media based advertising and has been an industry columnist covering interactive marketing and Behavioral Targeting topics since 1999.

Kurt Steiner, the founder and CEO of CharityHowTo.com, has been in the internet business since 1997 and has helped thousands of nonprofit organizations online since 2003. As Vice President of Sales Kurt helped to open and establish Firstgiving (www.firstgiving.com). Kurt played an integral role in the company who to date has raised over $100 million dollars online for charity.

Speaking to charities and nonprofits on a daily basis, he was told time and time again of the frustration many felt with the internet; they continued to hear of the power of the web and social media, but learning how to leverage this new technology while simultaneously running their organization and carrying out their mission seemed an impossible feat.

CharityHowTo was born out of a simple idea: Help nonprofits raise more money without requiring a huge financial commitment. Kurt's mission is to show nonprofits step-by-step how to leverage the Internet and today's technology in order to attract a wider audience and maintain existing supporters.