Corey Schou:
Corey D. Schou is University Professor of Informatics, Professor of Information Systems and Associate Dean at the College of Business,
Idaho State University.

He is the director of the National Information Assurance Training and Education Center (NIATEC) and the Simplot Decision Support Center (SDSC). These are two key components of the Informatics Research Institute. Under his leadership, the Information Systems program was designated the National Center of Excellence in Information Assurance Education

His research and publication interests include information security and privacy, ethics, collaborative decision making, the impact of technology on organization structure, and the application of technology to managerial decision making. His work has resulted in over 200 monographs, books articles and formal presentations.

Leigh Armistead:
Leigh Armistead is the Strategic IO/IA Development Manager for Honeywell Technology Soluntions Inc. He has written two books, the most recent Information Operations: Warfare and The Hard Reality of Soft Power (Brasseys, August 2003) which serves as a textbook for a number of DoD organizations. Formerly a Master Faculty at the Joint Forces Staff College, Leigh is currently enrolled in a PhD program at Edith Cowan University with an emphasis on Information Operations, where he also serves on the Editorial Review Board for European Conference on Information Warfare, is a Co-Editor for the Journal of International Warfare and the Chairman for the IQPC annual conference on Information Operations.

Dan Kuehl
Dr Kuehl has taught at the National Defense University (NDU) since April 1994.  He is the director of the Information Strategies Concentration Program (ISCP), a specialized curriculum on the information component of national power offered to students attending the National War College and Industrial College of the Armed Forces.  He develops and presents graduate offerings on strategic approaches to Information Warfare & Operations (IW/IO) including information assurance & critical infrastructure protection, military doctrine for IO, intelligence support requirements, and strategic communication/national information policy issues to senior US military officers, federal government civilian officials, and International Fellows attending the University. His courses include "National Security in the Information Age”, the foundational course of the ISCP, which introduces students to the key aspects of information and national security; and “Information Engagement and National Power”, which concentrates on public diplomacy and strategic communication in national security and international affairs.  A retired Lieutenant Colonel in the USAF, Dr. Kuehl had nearly 22 years of active service, including assignments as an ICBM crewmember/staff officer, nuclear planner, and airpower doctrine developer.  Dr. Kuehl holds a PhD in Military History from Duke University and was a founding faculty member of NDU’s School of Information Warfare and Strategy in 1994.  He lectures across the DOD, academia and internationally on IO and related strategic issues.
Areas of Expertise: US and international information operations and warfare, information assurance, and national information policy/strategic communications.