Bill Magee, president, has over twenty years experience in Fortune 500 environments defining product direction and implementing them.  His experience encompasses primary and secondary market and customer research, investigating the competition and their positioning, developing product priorities and schedules, and providing business metrics updates and checkpoints using product business case development and team reviews. He has directed the marketing efforts on numerous product programs and interacted with customers thru sales channel development and product support training, as well as and tradeshow participation. 

Lynne Hambleton is a business consultant with experience in general management, marketing, operations, strategic planning, alliance development, and sales / channel management. She has held management positions in Xerox Corporation. Hambleton has a rich background in learning and organizational design, and was an adjunct professor of strategic planning and marketing at Rochester Institute of Technology School of Business and assistant director of Learning & Assessment in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill.

Hambleton received a Master's degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis in industrial marketing; a Master's degree in Adult & Higher Education / Organizational Development; and a Bachelor of Science degree in psychophysiology, all from University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. Hambleton is also PMI-certified Project Management Professional (PMP) (1998); Master Black Belt (MBB); and Certified Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB) from Villanova University (2006).

Hambleton's publications include Treasure Chest of Six Sigma Growth Methods, Tools & Best Practice, a Prentice-Hall publication, July 2007; and Six Sigma in Marketing Processes - An Overview for Executives, Leaders and Marketing Managers; co-authors CM Creveling, president of PDSS, and B. McCarthy; a Prentice-Hall publication, March 2006. Booz Allen selected the latter book as one of the top 2006 business books (in their "strategy+ business" magazine http://www.strategy-business.com/press/article/06407m.) Additional publications include Supporting a Metamorphosis through Communities of Practice chapter, Leading Knowledge Management and Learning, by Dede Bonner, 2000; and How does a company the size of Xerox design a curriculum in project management for the entire organization? article, In Search of Excellence in Project Management, Volume 2, by Harold Kerzner, 1999. In addition, Hambleton's has had several speaking engagements including Project Impact Conference (Institute for International Research); Keynote at Project Management Leadership Group Conference; Training 2000 Conference speaker; Chief Learning Officer Conference; and American Management Association conference in Shanghai, China.

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