President and CEO John Panaccione has over 14 years of experience leading teams that focus on using technology to improve corporate performance.  As CEO of LogicBay, he has led the company from startup in early 2003 through its capital raising efforts, through the transition of the company's business model to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model in 2006, and led the development of the Company's unique BrandEnvoyTM offering in 2008.  Prior to founding LogicBay, he led Sales and Marketing for Cognitive Arts, an innovative leader in high end simulation-based elearninguntil helping to sell the company to a strategic acquirer in 2002.  Prior to his tenure at Cognitive Arts, John led SumTotal Systems' professional services and technology integration organization, overseeing the operations of over 200 staff in 10 offices located in three countries.  He has led the integration of six successful acquisitions during his career.  John also served for six years on active duty as a U.S. Army officer and paratrooper prior to launching his business career.

Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer Paul Tobinis a nationally recognized channel readiness expert. Paul was the founder and CEO of the original LogicBay prior to its acquisition by KLi in February 2004. His 25 plus years in senior marketing channel management and interactive marketing technology positions provide a wealth of insights and access to expanded applications of LogicBay technology and customer relationship management expertise.

Chief Technology Officer Dave Goulet has led engineering teams to develop, deploy, and customize web applications and software solutions for Fortune 500 companies for over 10 years. Most recently Dave was Director of Engineering for the Systems Integration Division and Director of Development for the Custom Development Division at Click2learn. In various leadership roles Dave has designed and delivered many custom software solutions to author, deliver, track, and manage e-learning and performance support data and materials. He previously served as Creative Director for a film and video production company.

Chief Operations Officer Michael Shaughnessy has managed numerous and diverse large-scale e-learning/communications programs for companies including Fidelity Investments, JP Morgan Chase, and PaineWebber. Michael spent 6 years as a software engineer for GTE and 3 years as Director of Software Engineering for Terragon Interactive Inc. before moving to Click2Learn where he directed technology implementations and services projects as Director of Project Management.

Executive Consultant Lee Maxey provides strategic leadership and business development for LogicBay within the Company's Higher Education practice. He guides Higher Education Institutions on using best practices for marketing and selling online course content and multimodal programs. These programs provide additional revenue streams for Higher Education Institutions, Associations, and Publishers. Prior to joining LogicBay, Lee was CEO of Acadient - an online marketing and sales retail organization. Lee is known nationally as a thought leader in the learning technology field presenting annually at several conferences, and is currently on the CLO Magazine Editorial Board, and is an ASTD Best Awards Judge. He has held Chief Learning Officer and VP of Professional Services positions at Element K, Pathlore, and Click2Learn (SUMT), where he developed innovative strategies to leverage new performance technologies to increase business productivity.

Executive Consultant David Phillips has 30 plus years experience in the Information Technology and Communications industry with roles spanning technology development, sales, marketing, strategic planning and business development. His executive management experience in Europe, Africa and North America includes full P&L responsibility as VP & GM for revenues in excess of $250 million and over 500 employees. David has had considerable success in revenue strategy and execution for the sale and delivery of integrated IT solutions, achieving profitable revenue growth for both small and large high-technology companies, across a variety of industrial and commercial market sectors.