Roger Bly is a pioneer in the development of collaboration and project management software based on Internet technologies. Prior to founding Project.net, Mr. Bly spearheaded the development and adoption of product lifecycle management, project portfolio management, and Web-based collaboration applications at Rockwell International's Semiconductor division. Rockwell later spun-off the Semiconductor division as Conexant Systems where Mr. Bly served as a senior manager in charge of strategic information technology planning and project management. Prior to Rockwell, Mr. Bly served in various Engineering roles at Unisys and Brooktree Semiconductor.

Ed Lee has been working in the software industry since 1981, in a variety of marketing and development roles for Hewlett-Packard and Integrated Computer Solutions. He helped develop one of the first user interface toolkits for the X Window System, and helped craft HP's technical and legal strategy behind donating that toolkit to the X Consortium. Mr. Lee later led the industry "community" that guided the development of OSF/Motif. These industry developments were the direct ancestors of today's Open Source movement. Mr. Lee also worked on new business creation in HP's Imaging and Printing organization during a period of rapid revenue and profit growth. At ICS, he led the product marketing organization that developed award winning user interface development tools. Mr. Lee has spoken frequently on the value of open systems and good user interfaces and has recently been working on new business creation for ICS and Project.net.