Justin heads up social communications at Citrix Online. Justin writes over at justinrlevy.com and can be found hanging out on Twitter and Facebook. Justin is also editor-in-chief of this blog.

On the job Eric works on brand development, customer & competitive research, market growth strategies, launch planning, pricing, packaging and positioning. He has a degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara in Business Economics.

Greg is proud to serve on the Rock For Hunger Board of Directors and serves as the VP for the start-up non-profit in Orlando, FL. The organization helps those less fortunate in the area through Music, Peace and Action and has shown tremendous growth in its 1+ year of existence. Greg also sits on the inaugural Board for doterati, an association of Interactive Professionals in the Central Florida area.

Greg can be contacted via email at rollettmarketing at gmail dot com, on his website, Rock Star Lifestyle Design, at his Music Marketing site, or on Twitter.

He’s a Workshifting advocate and is obsessed with finding great and free wifi. He’s active on Twitter and believes in the power of crowd sourcing for social good. He has been in media and advertising for 17 years. He enjoys writing 140 character wine reviews as @manonthevine on Twitter.

AJ is the Co-Founder of the Misfit Inc., a company with no headquarters, comprised of a workshifting staff, dispersed around the world, dedicated to seeking, collaborating & partnering with those hell bent on changing the world.

Ridiculously passionate about the power of the human web to enact social justice, AJ speaks has spoken in the US, Europe & Africa on the concept of opensource Charity. You can also find AJ blogging at PursuitofEverything.com and OpenSourceCharity.com and tweeting like a banshee. If a day goes by without him tweeting, he is probably dead.

Inga worked as a business reporter before transitioning into the public relations world in 2006. These days, she works with clients in a variety of industries to help share their stories online and in the traditional media.

Born and raised in Germany, Inga moved to the United States when she was a junior in high school. Although she spends her fair share of time workshifting on the road or out of coffee shops, most of the time you can find her in her home office in Chicago. You can connect with Inga on Twitter, on LinkedIn.

His interests include both promoting the benefits of Telework as a means of providing employment opportunities for disabled workers, including service disabled veterans, older workers, and rural workers, and its use as a critical part of disaster avoidance and business continuity programs. Among many other networks, he is President of the Capitol Telecommunications Professionals, a member of the Internet Society, the Association of Contingency Planners, the National Council on Readiness and Preparedness and deputy chair of the Telecommuting Task Force at the Northern Virginia Technology Council. He has addressed diverse groups ranging from the National Institute of Science and Technology to the Association of Contingency Planners and the Peace Corps. He has appeared regular in national media to discuss telecommuting issues.

Amanda specializes in helping working mothers with pressure-cooked lives. Her coaching programmes have helped literally hundreds of women in the UK, Europe and USA to reduce guilt and stress, manage their time more effectively and feel achieve balance.

Amanda is known as an expert in the media on topics around work-life balance, women’s careers, “Mumpreneurs” and women returners. She comments regularly on BBC Radio and has featured in publications such as The Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent, Practical Parenting, Eve, Prima Mother and Baby and BBC Parenting.

Amanda is a professionally qualified Coach and one of very few coaches in the UK who has met the stringent criteria to achieve accreditation with the International Coach Federation.
For more information, visit Amanda’s websites at: www.amandaalexander.com www.coachingmums.com and www.corporatemothers.com

She doesn’t view her role as “administrative” but rather, Sharlyn sees human resources as a strategic partner – the marketing department for a company’s internal clients. She has designed and implemented highly successful programs for employee retention, internal and external customer satisfaction, and leadership development.

In 2008, Sharlyn launched a blog called HR Bartender to provide a “friendly place for everyday workplace issues.” The blog has been recognized as one of the tops in the business world and HR industry. Her experience with social media in the workplace is well known. Sharlyn is a regular contributor to Mashable and has been quoted by ABC News, AOL Finance, The Chicago Tribune and The Miami Herald.

Sharlyn is recognized as a Senior Professional in Human Resources by the Society for Human Resource Management and is one of less than 900 people to hold the credential of Certified Professional in Learning Performance from the American Society for Training and Development.

Their proprietary Telework Savings Calculator has been used by company and community leaders to quantify the benefits of remote work. Kate’s third popular-press book, Undress For Success: The Naked Truth About Making Money at Home(John Wiley & Sons 2009), has won the praise of top telework and work-life advocates including principals with WorldatWork, the Canadian Telework Association, the Telework Coalition, and Jack Nilles–the father of telework.

In addition to her core business, Daria is passionate about helping small business owners with starting up and staying the course. She is the author of a bimonthly column for IABC’s CW Bulletin and a blog–both of which focus on the business of running a business, entrepreneurship, communications, social media, strategic thinking, and what she calls “Independent Thinking.” You can find her Independent Thinking blog on her Website. You can often find Daria on Twitter.

Daria is a past president of the Washington chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC). An honors graduate of the University of Chicago, she holds masters degrees in industrial and labor relations (MILR) from Cornell University and liberal studies (MALS) from Georgetown University. Daria grew up both overseas and in the Washington area, and has traveled extensively in Western Europe, Africa, and New Zealand.

Matt’s focus is on IT tools that provide infrastructure and online presence without having the large capital outlays typically seen in enterprise IT. Matt love’s to work with nonprofits, contact him if you are interested in discussing a technology overhaul for your organization.

You can also find Matt blogging at the Simple IT Alliance and you can connect with him on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Adam is a manager of performance marketing solutions for Yellow Pages Group in Montreal, Quebec, and blogs about internet marketing for small businesses at adamdistefano.com. He is also a scribbler, and maintains a writing blog, as well as writing for various sites across the web. His most recent project is a webcomic, iL-Logic.com, which he co-creates with an artist in the UK.

Adam’s goal is to bring the workshifting mentality, with all of its benefits, to the corporate world at large.

Her favorite place to workshift is the South Street Seaport in lower Manhattan looking out over the Hudson River.

Melissa is the Co-Founder and Chief of Staff at Misfit Inc.. She travels around with her husband and business partner while running their cloud based, creative agency that is responsible for Twitterkids, Open Source Charity and Twitgift.

Her background includes technical, news and copy writing in the financial services and software sectors. And she is currently a graduate student at the University of Southern California studying online technology’s influence on communication skills. Follow her on Twitter @jessicaeastman.

If that wasn’t enough, he also speaks, blogs in a couple of places, and travels whenever possible. You can find Scott on Twitter (he’s one of the @dmnguys) and on identi.ca.

Ms. Sabga is also the author of “From Secretary to CEO: A Guide to Climbing the Corporate Ladder Without Losing Your Identity”(2010). She is also the President of Nterprises, LLC – a firm specializing in project needs’ analysis, and project management from implementation to operation. Ms. Sabga is currently working on her next non-fiction narrative, “A PMP’s Guide to Project Managing Your Life,” and authoring the blog ‘ASK N’.

Today, Susan is a partner at Jester Creative Inc., where she helps people discover and tell their stories in a variety of mediums, including video and new media. She’s also a part time college professor, teaching in both full time degree programs and distance education.

You can track down Suze online at her personal blog, Suzemuse, sharing 140 character snippets of life on Twitter @suzemuse, and as a contributor to the arts and entertainment blog Ottawa Tonite, and personal creativity blog Thoughtwrestling.

Tanya has a Masters degree in Education from Harvard University. She received her B.A. in Anthropology/Sociology with a correlate sequence in Women’s Studies from Vassar College.

She is inspired by sunrises and sunsets, her nieces, the oceans and her travels in cities, towns, and countries — where she works to balance work and life.

She organizes Jelly coworking events in her home town in SouthWest England and has written a popular guide to starting your own Jelly. This, and much more information on home and flexible working, can be found on her website http://www.workfromhomewisdom.com.

In pursuit of a location nonspecific lifestyle, David workshifts anywhere he can access the cloud, whether it’s from his hometown on the outerbanks of North Carolina or wherever the first tee is open.

You can find him at davidhorne.me and his golf blog viewfromthefringe.com.

Marcus Newton balances the working life by lending a hand, word, or vision for community advocacy projects (Skidmore Park Community Garden, among others), documenting the silly antics of her retired greyhounds, and writing essays, novellas, and poetry. Her childhood fantasy had something to do with getting lost in a library; as an adult, she realizes this is simply not practical. Her most remote work location was among the yaks in Shangri-La, China. She loves her Mac and fountain pen equally.

Contact her at fidhlear [at] gmail [dot] com.

She has become a pro at juggling web conferences with a world-wide team and being mom to two active boys. She has a BS from Vanderbilt University and a MBA in Marketing & Finance from NYU.

With experience gained at global high tech brands including Google and Oracle, he enjoys developing business teams, helping people to over achieve while maintaining a balanced lifestyle. He is a marketing and communications consultant to business start-ups, including cloud-based social business communications and energy analytics companies. He has a range of eclectic tastes and interests, ranging from earth and environmental science, to current affairs, travel and appreciation of great design.

She is an advocate of the workshifting movement and believes it’s a parent’s best tool in creating work life balance. She also volunteers for the non-profit organization: Postpartum education for parents (PEP).

As part of the marketing team, Rhonda manages the webinar program for GoToMeeting and GoToMyPC collaborating with thought leaders, customers and other interesting people to share ideas and educate about the value of working anytime, anywhere.

She graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a double major in Anthropology and Communication. You can connect with Rhonda on Twitter @Ladymenga

When he is not in the office proofing documents, he can be found out in the ocean surfing, enjoying the water and the open air.

Gayle’s editorial career has included preparing medieval and Renaissance texts for publication, writing and editing abstracts from American history periodicals and working on marketing copy and user guides for commercial software. She currently leads the Citrix Online Content and Editing Services team.

Today, he is – in no particular order – an award-winning newspaper and online columnist; home office aficionado; blogger, essayist and chronicler of topics vital to microenterprise, teleworkers and home officers; business / lifestyle author (four books to date); widely-cited small business / work-life balance expert, speaker, keynoter, television / radio personality and guest commentator; technophile and product reviewer; married father of three kids all born and raised from the home office environment; and garage band drummer / singer in a contemporary and classic rock, rhythm and blues band. Learn more at www.chiefhomeofficer.com.

Citrix Online is a leading provider of collaboration tools such as GoToMeeting which permit workers to work remote from anywhere in the world, at any time. Prior to joining the company in 2010, he was previously General Manager, Australia of Liaise.

Having worked for 5 years at the UK disability charity Scope, in July 2011 he started his own social enterprise. The one simple aim is to change the world for disabled people. He achieves this by inspiring and informing disabled people through his blog, online magazine, webinars and other new media projects.

Despite having a mobile business model and a love for travel, using a wheelchair adds further complexities to workshifting. Martyn shares his world and shows that whether overcoming steps, inaccessible tables or restrooms, he has the will and therefore there will always be a way. Read and learn how he achieves workshifting in London and beyond.

While working with brands over the years, she has also amassed a community of her own that continues to foster and grow a loyal audience of friends, followers and fans across different web platforms.

Her goal is to continue to connect brands with consumers through new media and experiment in the intersection of digital and social.