Director of Stewardship at Proctor Academy since 2002, Kim creates donor experiences that are unique, customized and highly personalized for all leadership donors. Her team is recognized nationally as the prototype for effective electronic communication that utilizes technology for human outcomes, sending more than 100,000 communications annually.

Kim has a degree in business administration. She joined the Wow! Institute team in 2002 as a speaker and presenter, teaching Proctor’s stewardship model to hundreds of nonprofits. In addition, she speaks at many conferences, such as ISANNE, CASE, NAIS and EdSocialMedia. Kim lives in Andover, N.H. with her husband and four-year-old son.

Hans Mundahl has taught since 1995, when he stepped to the front of a classroom as a Fulbright Exchange teacher in the former East Germany. Since then, he has been working to create stimulating educational experiences for students that combine cutting-edge tools with durable skills. Hans is the Director of Experiential Learning and Technology Coordinator at the New Hampton School. Hans writes regularly for EdSocialMedia.com and has had his work featured on YouTube, Livestream and SlideShare.

Peter Baron is the founder and president of AdmissionsQuest, an online resource for families who are working through the independent school admission process. Through the years, Peter has transformed AQ into a rich environment for families to find timely, unbiased information and for schools to connect with site visitors via a range of social media inspired tools. Peter blogs at AQ’s onBoardingSchools and edSocialMedia.com, and hosts the regular podcast series, Boarding School Podcast.

As the Product Manager for Integration and Forms & Commerce, Jill relies on more than four years of experience at WhippleHill. Jill previously worked as both a Support professional and project lead. She also worked with our Applications Department on getting the Backroom to Podium conversion process in place. Her experience in both the Support and Production departments has helped her gain extensive knowledge of WhippleHill's software and allowed her to spend time training and interacting with WhippleHill's ever-growing client base.

Steve Ritchie is the Chairman and co-founder of The Proof Group and edSocialMedia.com. Steve has spent more than eight years working and consulting with schools on administrative technology. Prior to that, he was a teacher, coach and dorm parent at two New England independent schools. He brings an independent school alum perspective to social media strategy as a graduate of St. Paul’s School. Steve blogs at ProofGroup.com and edSocialMedia.com.

Travis Warren is the president and founder of WhippleHill in Bedford, NH. Growing up, computers were the family business. From teletypes to Ataris and Apples, to Windows and the Internet, Travis had a front-row seat to the evolution of computing as we know it. Travis is a graduate of Proctor Academy and attended Carnegie-Mellon in Pittsburgh. After college, he spent five years working for his father's software company before leaving to start WhippleHill. His ability to apply technology to communication has helped WhippleHill evolve from a home-page company to a Web platform that drives communication for more than 300 private K-12 schools worldwide. He frequently speaks about technology and the Internet to school boards and member organizations, such as NAIS, CASE and TABS. He lives in Amherst, NH, with his wife and four children, as well as their Scottish terrier, Sophie. Away from work, he enjoys coaching football, digital photography and serving as a trustee for his alma mater, Proctor Academy.