Morgan Ball is the AAC Institute administrative director and is responsible for the AAC Institute CEU administration.

Margo Broehl is an attorney with expereince in the area of SGD funding. She is legal counsel for AAC Institute.

David Chapple lives in northest Ohio. He is the secretary of the AAC Institute, writes the monthly Around the Watercooler column and coordinates the AAC ConsumerNet area of the AAC Institute web site.. David has a degree in software engineering, is a remote troubleshooter for an AAC manufacturer, and is a person with a speech communication disability who uses AAC assistive technology.

Grace Egun is with the Pennsylvania Health Law Project and is the mother of a person who uses AAC.

Rachel Harkawik is a doctoral student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at University of Pittsburgh. She also provides AAC clinical services through AAC Institute ICANtalk Clinics.

Katya Hill is on the Communication Science and Disorders faculty at University of Pittbsurgh and is executive director of AAC Institute.

Robin Hurd lives in Fairview, PA. She is the mother of 12 year old twins who use AAC and powered wheelchairs. She is also the author of the Parents' Corner area of the AAC Institute web site and moderates the AAC Parents listserve.

Debra Jennings is the Funding Director at Tobii ATI.

Chris Klein is a person who uses AAC and lives in Michigan. He is a frequent presenter at AAC events.

Angie Neveadomi is the Funding Director at Prentke Romich Company.

Rhonda Sitnik is a speech-language pathologist working in the assistive technology program at Intermediate Unit 5 in Edinboro, PA.

Don Spaeth has decades of experience in various aspects of assistive technology, including AAC, environmental controls, computer access and powered mobility. He is formerly with PATAN and the Pittsburgh VA and is currently Product Manager for AAC Institute.

Lori Warren was educated at San Diego State University in California and holds degrees in Early Childhood Education and Fine Art. She taught Kindergarten, Special Education, Fine Arts grades K-12 and University for several years. She is the parent of a daughter with significant physical challenges resulting from Cerebral Palsy who uses an AAC device, graduated from college and is employed. Advocacy issues and encouraging language fluency for those using AAC is a passion for her. For the last 30 years, Ms. Warren has worked both professionally and as a volunteer training other parents to advocate for their children with disabilities. She lives in the Orlando area and continues to be a speaker at national conferences for professionals who deliver AT services and their clients.