A former communications manager at GE, Nate left in 1984 to found Winstanley Associates, a full-service advertising and marketing firm serving regional and national clients. As a spin-off in 1994 (pre-internet) he founded Lenox Softworks (with two academics from RPI) to pursue computer-based information support and management for both commercial and educational applications. As the two companies grew, it became apparent in 2009 that the commercial activities of Lenox Softworks should be integrated into the Agency and Winstanley Partners was formed. Lenox Softworks was repositioned to provide a dedicated focus on instructional and educational development. Today, Winstanley remains President of both entities. He has won numerous marketing awards and speaks frequently on trends in marketing, and emerging communications technology. He holds a bachelor's degree in English from Colby College and is a Peace Corps veteran.

Karolina joined Winstanley Partners more than a decade ago, and has since coordinated numerous educational projects for clients including John Wiley & Sons, McGraw-Hill, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Co. She has also delivered effective training solutions to corporate clients such as SABIC Innovative Plastics, Cabot, and Anderson-Davis, Inc. Karolina received her master's degree in Technology in Education from Harvard Graduate School of Education, and a bachelor's degree with focus on Instructional Design from Bennington College. In addition to her experience designing and evaluating educational technology projects for a variety of subjects, she also has classroom teaching experience - bringing an important practical element to every project she leads.

Ron has been involved in educational technology for 15 years. He spent more than a decade in broadcast television, film, and video production before joining McGraw-Hill Education. During his nine years with MHE, he helped grow their K-12 portfolio of technology products, holding positions ranging from Technical Services Manager to Vice President, Technology Operations and Research. While there, he was part of an internal team that won a CODiE Award from the Software & Information Industry Association. In recent years, Ron also led the technology efforts of foreign language publisher, Vista High Learning in Boston. As VP of Technology, he oversaw all product development, IT, and technical support helping the company grow market share in several areas. Ron holds a bachelor's degree in Communications from UMass Amherst and has completed postgraduate studies in Marketing Management at the Hartford Graduate Center/Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Ron is currently focused on financial management, new business generation, and operations for both Lenox Softworks and Winstanley Partners.

Holly has worked with Lenox Softworks for more than 10 years, particularly in the management of interactive marketing projects - ranging from print ad, logo, letterhead, and menu design to full Web sites, interactive business and conference presentations, and Flash animation. Holly graduated with a degree in Illustration from Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida, and pairs her creative skills with equally impressive customer service by overseeing the creative flow of projects, generation of new design ideas, and implementation of marketing strategies. She joined Lenox Softworks following a successful run at Funnybone Interactive, a premier developer of children's entertainment and educational software.