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 | Barry Gervin is a founding Partner of ObjectSharp. As a Principal Consultant and Instructor with ObjectSharp, Barry provides technical leadership to his valued clients, staff, and the development community. Over his 17 year career in the IT industry, he has helped many development teams architect and successfully deliver large software projects within tight schedules and budgets that consistently perform for their end users.
Barry currently serves as a MS Regional Director in Southern Ontario and has received the Microsoft MVP Award for Solutions Architecture for the past 3 years. |
|  | Bill Brockbank is a Solution Architect at Navantis Inc. works in the workflow space with Microsoft Technologies, Captaris Workflow, K2.NET and SharePint 2007 (MOSS and WSS). He has been developing applications on the Microsoft Windows platform for more than 16 years |
|  | Ed Musters MCT, MCSD, MCDBA – Speaker Bio
"Where more than 2 developers are gathered in .NET's name, Ed will be there." Ed Musters is an Independent Consultant and President of Open Highway Consulting Inc. (http://www.TheOpenHighway.net) and a Microsoft Certified Trainer for Nexient Learning. Ed is President of the Toronto .NET User Group (http://www.TorontoUG.net) - one of the largest in North America boasting over 4000 members and regular meeting attendance of 150 developers. He is involved in promoting SharePoint 2007 for Developers and Visual Studio Team System for Database Developers across Canada. Ed has extensive experience using the best software development practices of the Microsoft Solutions. Ed's authoring credits include Wrox Professional .NET Framework and articles for Pinnacle .NET Developer. Speaking credits include Code Camps, DevTeach, Microsoft Tech Ed, The .NET Show on YTV Television, Developer Days, local MSDN events, and North America wide MSDN Web Casts. Ed has been awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for .NET/C# three years in a row. |
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|  | Jason Bero is a senior solutions consultant for Team Technologies and has provided services surrounding strategic planning and hands-on development for large-scale global collaboration environments for more than 12 years. Jason focuses his expertise in developing and building upon portal and collaboration frameworks from both the strategic and architectural perspectives layered within the .NET framework and third party integration. |
|  | Jeff Kelly is a SharePoint Solutions Architect at Microsoft Gold Certified Partner T4G Limited, based in Toronto. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional with nearly ten years of experience designing, implementing and consulting on web-based collaboration and knowledge management solutions for such clients as The Marketing Store, Microsoft Canada, and the Canadian government. |
|  | Jim Schwartz is an Internet Architect with imason inc. in Toronto, Canada. With a focus on solution design and development, Jim spends most of his time as a lead developer for solutions using Microsoft technologies.
Jim has been primarily focused in the Financial Services and Insurance industry and has demonstrated his ability to lead large-scale Intranet design and implementations.
In his personal time, Jim is actively involved with Big Brothers and Sisters of Toronto, enjoys the outdoors, traveling and has a passion for hockey. |
|  | Josef Rogovsky is co-owner and General Manager of Lifeline Total IT Solutions, a Microsoft Certified Partner since 2000. Industry experience includes: automotive, financial services, payroll/workforce management, high and low tech manufacturing, travel/tourism, property management, culinary education, camping/recreation and various not for profit/charitable organizations.
An early convert to the Microsoft .Net framework, Josef and his development team specialize in creating custom business web applications with “Windows Forms” type user experiences.
Josef’s first real exposure to SharePoint was in early September at the “Sleepless in NY” event run by Infusion Development at Microsoft’s offices in New York City. Now, brimming with inspiration, Josef is eager to share
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|  | Nadeem Mitha is a certified SharePoint technology specialist with Infusion Development (www.infusiondev.com). He has developed solutions and demonstrations in SharePoint 2003 and 2007 for Microsoft, Citigroup, CIBC and Goldman Sachs.
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Reza has been providing technology solutions since 1994 and is currently working as an independent consultant providing technology solutions for SharePoint, Collaboration, Knowledge Management, and Business Process Management.
Reza has extensive skills with design, architecture and implementation with all versions of SharePoint since its Tahoe days (SPS 2001) and other Microsoft Office and Microsoft Server technologies. Former SQL Server Reporting Services MVP was recently appointed a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP for 2007-2008 due to his commitment to the technical community. |
|  | Rob Windsor is a Senior Consultant and the Director of Training with ObjectSharp Consulting - a Microsoft Gold Partner based in Toronto, Canada. Rob focuses on the architecture, design and development of custom business applications using leading edge Microsoft technologies. In addition Rob is a top rated instructor - authoring and teaching courses on .NET development, SharePoint and software architecture. As a member of the MSDN Canada Speakers Bureau, Rob has had a chance to present at conferences, code camps, and user group meetings in Toronto and across North America. He is President of the Toronto Visual Basic User Group and has been recognized as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for his involvement in the developer community. |
|  | Robin Macrae is a Toronto-based enterprise collaboration and content consultant. He is an expert in content management and development including search engine marketing and has a background in professional services, business strategy, usability and analytics. He has become heavily involved in SharePoint in the past year and recently completed a major project for a large Canadian enterprise. |
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