Jessica Lipnack, CEO and co-founder, leads NetAge's overall business and publishing. Expert in collaboration, virtual teams, networking, and the future, she tends to a large network of people around the world. She's been writing professionally since sixteen and keeps an active blog, Endless Knots. She holds a BA in Philosophy from Antioch College.

Jeffrey Stamps, Ph.D., co-founder, leads NetAge's intellectual property design and development. His background in general systems theory and network science underlie his ideas about organizations, software, and the Internet. He holds degrees from University of New Hampshire, Oxford University, and Saybrook Graduate School.

Rich Carpenter, strategic advisor and board member, is President of Carpenter Associates, a consulting firm that provides strategic planning, business development, and product marketing assistance to early-stage software companies and internet companies. He co-founded Index Systems, Index Technology, and Corex Technology, makers of Cardscan, recently acquired by Newell Rubbermaid.  A trustee of the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council, a founding member of the Common Angels and for many years a director of the Software Division of ITAA, he has served on the boards of numerous software and internet companies and is also active in the Boston Museum of Science and People for Less Pollution. A member of ACM and IEEE, he holds SB and SM degrees in Electrical Engineering from MIT.

Ramana Rao, technology advisor and co-founder of Inxight (and an innovator from Xerox PARC), leads the integration of NetAge OrgScope with other products. Like Rich Carpenter, he holds multiple degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.