Aurelia is a metadata librarian and information architect at Control Group, a NYC tech company that builds beautifully engineered software, hardware and products for various non- and for-profit initiatives. In addition leading NYC's GDI chapter, she teaches metadata and data visualization courses via guest lecture at Pratt Institute and the Academy for Software Engineering. In her free time, she contributes to art && code community programs and participates in hackathons for Data Kind, Hack n'Jill, Art Hack Day and Open Data programs. Full stack from data munging to code monkeying, she's happy to geek for social good where possible and values the promotion of Girl Develop It programs as a function of this goal.

Alexis Goldstein is an entrepreneur, a technical author and a teacher based in Brooklyn, NY.

Hi, I'm Leo Newball, Jr; and I believe in three things: Development, Design, and Data. I believe in the power of Web Development, and any solution can be conquered using a breadth of web-based tools and technology. I believe in the power of great Web Design, believing that both the code and the presentation can be well-organized, presented, and provide amazing experiences. I believe in the power of asking questions, performing Data Research, analyzing the results, and presenting them in ways best disseminated for public use.