Nina Yablok has been practicing business law for 32 years. She advised her first online client, the owner of one of Compuserve’s largest forums, in 1994. She is a former member of the California State Bar Association’s Business Law Section’s Cyberspace Law Committee. She is currently General Counsel to Pajamas Media, and represents other online as well as bricks and mortar businesses. Nina is an experienced speaker. She has spoken for many chambers of commerce, bar associations, trade associations, and schools. On a less serious note, Nina has won several “Humorous Speaking” contests as a member of with Toastmasters.

Matt Hulett is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of WidgetBucks, the fastest growing online ad network today. He is a serial entrepreneur who has successfully built profitable companies from scratch. After joining Mpire, WidgetBucks' parent company, as CEO in early 2006, Matt turned the standalone comparison shopping site into a multi-vertical ad distribution platform that serves over a billion impressions a month. Before Mpire, Matt was President of the corporate travel division of Expedia, Inc., the world's largest online travel company, where he launched the corporate travel business from an idea to a billion dollar worldwide leader in just a couple of years. Prior to Expedia, Matt was a founding partner of the next generation entertainment company, AtomFilms. He served as President of Atom Entertainment, a firm backed by both Sequoia Capital and Macromedia and was purchased by Viacom for $200M. Under Matt's direction, Atom captured over 20 million unique monthly users and became a leading consumer destination. Matt was the founding consumer products leader at RealNetworks launching many of the companies most successful products including the RealPlayer and its premium subscription software businesses. Matt also ran the market-leading Reflection X product line at AttachmateWRQ, a privately held provider of enterprise software. A Seattle native, Matt is a Puget Sound Business Journal 40-under-40 recipient (Sept. 2008), and he offers his extensive executive business insights through his personal blog, http://startupwhisperer.com.

Robyn Tippins is a community advocate with almost 10 years experience in the social media space. From her early days marketing her own small business using forums and email lists, to blogging, podcasting, vlogging and video game immersion, she’s often used social networking to engage and communicate. In her current role, Robyn oversees the community of external developers on the Yahoo! Developer Network. She blogs at sleepyblogger.com and gamingandtech.com, in addition to the YDN blog. Her book, co-authored with Miranda Marquit, “Got Community?”, will be released in 2009. Robyn has blogged for blog networks and corporations, podcasted for small and large businesses, worked closely with social networking sites, and advised Fortune 500 companies on social media strategy, WOM and community. Her podcasts feature some of the web’s most interesting and well-known Web 2.0 experts in fields such as VoIP, Technology, Open Source, Marketing, Social Networking, Video Games and Blogging. She finds her greatest joys in moments away from her computer, spending time with her husband and four children, ages 3 to 10. She and her family reside in the San Francisco Bay Area of Northern California.

Lynn Truong started out at Grey Worldwide and CBS/King World creating and implementing national ad campaigns. Having experience on the client side makes Lynn especially prepared to be on the sales side pitching to advertisers. As Sales Director for Killer Aces Media, she has managed to get Wise Bread an unparalleled RPM for blogs.