Mr. Barrett is presently Managing Director of the Barrett Group, Inc., a consulting firm specializing in regulated industries. The Barrett Group represents electric, communications, software, cable and broadcasting clients.

In 2000, Ms. Clark joined the law firm of Katz, Kutter, Haigler in their regulated utility practice division.

Ellsworth currently consults on energy issues. He is chair of the Advisory Council of the Gas Industry Standards Board, chair of the ISO-NE Advisory Committee and chair of the Hopkinton, New Hampshire Planning Board. He is also a member of the Board of Directors, Executive Committee and Advisory Council of the Gas Research Institute. Ellsworth is a member of the Executive Committee of the New York State Reliability Council and a former member of the Board of the National Regulatory Research Institute.

Currently, Ms. Johnson is the President of NetCommunications. Governor Bush recently appointed Ms. Johnson to the Florida Board of Education. In that capacity, Ms. Johnson, is responsible for guiding the employment of advanced networks and education technology throughout Florida’s K-20 educational system. Previously Ms. Johnson served as chair to Florida's Information Service Technology Development Task Force (Internet Task Force) and also served as national spokesperson for the Net Compete Now Coalition.

Currently, Sharon Nelson is the Director of the Center for Law, Commerce and Technology at the University of Washington Law School in Seattle.

Mr. Cartagena participated in a forum designed to address the future of local electric distribution companies sponsored by the Center for the Advancement of Energy Markets. Presently, Mr. Cartagena . is president of Cartagena & Associates, LLC, an energy and telecommunications consulting firm.

Mr. Svanda is an advisor to the Michigan State University Institute of Public Utilities and the National Regulatory Research Institute (NRRI).

As leader of the Energy Policy Practice, he helps clients craft and execute legal, policy and business strategies involving issues such as energy sources, generation facilities, renewable energy sources and portfolio standards, transmission issues, carbon regulation, climate change policy, environmental regulation and compliance, and innovative finance solutions. He also serves clients with interests in regulated industries such as energy, telecom, water and waste water.

Before joining the firm, Mr. Kerr served as a Commissioner on the North Carolina Utilities Commission (2001-2008), he was president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC)(2007-2008), and president of the Southeastern Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (SEARUC)(2002-2003).

He has testified before committees of the U.S. Congress and North Carolina General Assembly, as well as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. He has also been a frequent speaker on regulatory issues to such groups as the Energy Regulators Regional Association (Central, Eastern Europe and Eurasia), the American Bar Association, North American Energy Standards Board, Electric Power Supply Association, Edison Electric Institute, American Gas Association, National Cable & Telecommunications Association, and the Harvard Electricity Policy Group.

In 2007, he was a delegate to the 6th European Union - U.S. Energy Regulators Roundtable in Athens, Greece. In 2005, he was named the 2005 Bonbright Honoree by the James C. Bonbright Utilities Centre, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia.

Mr. Kerr has been active in various bar-related and community service organizations, including the American Bar Association, the North Carolina Bar Association, and the North Carolina Association of Defense Attorneys.

Davidson has handled an array of commercial, regulatory, financial, international, and technology matters in the U.S. and abroad. His practice has included regulatory proceedings, multi-jurisdiction antitrust litigation, and compliance proceedings before the Department of Justice and the Securities & Exchange Commission. He has handled international claims against the Governments of Iran and Iraq. His practice has also included an array of international technology disputes, and various domestic and international commercial arbitrations and mediations.

As the Director of the Advanced Communications Law & Policy Institute at New York Law School, Davidson facilitates national policy analysis of key legal, regulatory, and policy issues facing the regulated communications industries. He previously served as Special Professor of Law at Hofstra University School of Law and as a fellowship instructor at the University of Florida College of Law.

Davidson previously served as Chairman of the Board of ITFlorida, where he worked with an array of national companies and governmental entities to spearhead the development of economic, tax, regulatory and technology-related public policies for the state of Florida.