Ben Adams is a Atlanta based SharePoint Consultant for Intellinet’s Portals and Collaboration practice. Ben has been working with SharePoint since mid-2005 with the most experience in SharePoint 2010. Certified in SharePoint 2010 as an MCITP, Ben's passion is SharePoint infrastructure, build architecture, and performance. Ben's favorite hobby when not with computers is sitting behind a baby-grand piano.

Brian has worked at Microsoft Corporation for more than 18 years in various support roles from personal desktop operating systems to a host of Internet technologies. For the past couple of years he’s been focused solely on SharePoint from 2007 -> 2013 and is dedicated to a single customer while helping them to convert a reactive environment into a more proactive one.

Jeremy Minich is a Systems Engineer at KnowledgeLake living in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. Jeremy has worked with enterprise organizations and the U.S. Government in various roles implementing, administering, and driving end-user adoption of SharePoint since the introduction of SharePoint 2003 and holds various MCTS certifications. In his current position he focuses on helping organizations improve how they capture and find information using technology and processes.

Kelly Rusk is a CapTech Senior Manager focused on providing ECM/ERM, Governance, and Infrastructure based services across the private, governmental, and non-governmental arenas. An AIIM ECM and ERM Master, he leverages his Microsoft expertise (MCSE, SharePoint MCITP) to implement sustainable Enterprise wide solutions.

Having worked at Microsoft as a BPSSP and then for the number one implementation partner in the South Eastern US of Microsoft Office 365 Patrick has accumulated a rich experience helping mid-sized to Fortune 500 customers leverage SharePoint.   Patrick now works for AvePoint and regularly consults with companies concerning the SharePoint infrastructure management, governance and compliance initiatives. 

Paul Wood is a Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCTS, MCITP) specializing in SharePoint (2013, 2010, 2007) as a Platform and Solutions Architect for Intellinet in Atlanta on the Portals & Collaboration team. Over the last 5 years, He has been specializing in infrastructure, configuration and solution design, implementing SharePoint solutions for several clients in the Atlanta area. His 17 years of IT industry experience span local government, finance, retail, telecommunications, and IT consulting. He has been an Application Developer, Systems Admin and overall technical business consultant but his favorite role is one in which he can provide technical expertise while helping clients improve their processes and overall efficiency.  Currently, SharePoint is the best tool for helping his clients accomplish this so he specializes in that area with focus on consulting around new SharePoint 2013, 2010 farm installations, SharePoint 2013, 2010 infrastructure configurations and solution design and migration between versions (2007 to 2010, 2010 to 2013).

Steve is a SharePoint Architect and Developer for Skanska, a construction management and development firm. Steve has worked with SharePoint since 2005, and he currently manages three farms: an intranet, an extranet, and an archive. In total Skanska’s environments are 8 web applications, 5178 site collections, 9225 sites, and in total they use 3.4 TB of space with the primary usage being for external collaboration for construction projects. Currently, Steve attends the local Charlotte SPUG and he and his manager have spoken at two of the past SharePoint conferences, discussing how they implemented Skanska’s extranet. On his blog Steve distributes source code that helps with some SharePoint pain points in addition to answering a lot of questions on sharepointoverflow.com. Steve was also interviewed on the SharePoint Pod Show where he discussed Skanska’s usage of SharePoint and the features of SharePoint 2010.