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Russell Teter is the VP of Partnerships & Business Development at Class Technologies. He leads the strategic partnerships and channels organization, driving the company's market presence through a robust ecosystem of strategic partnerships, technology and integration partnerships, reseller partnerships, and referral partnerships. Previously, Russell spent 7.5 years at Yelp in various sales leadership roles where he was instrumental in the company's growth to over $1B ARR. His experience includes sales leadership, sales enablement, and training over 1,000 sales professionals. He is a founding team member at Class Technologies, holds a BA in Political Science & History from Tulane University, and resides in Charleston, SC.

Missy Lee has been a guiding force in education and training for over twenty years. She earned her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education from Georgia Southern University and recently completed her master's degree in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University. In 2010, Missy founded a thriving tutoring academy in Tifton, Georgia, and later served as an administrator in Statesboro, Georgia, until coming to Georgia Cyber Academy in 2018.  

As the Instructional Technology Manager at Georgia Cyber Academy, Missy assumes a pivotal leadership role. Her collaborative approach spans departments where she designs and implements impactful training programs for GCA's faculty and staff. She leads a team of specialists and ensures all instructional programs' seamless integration, implementation, training, and support. Missy's unwavering belief in the power of solid instructional practices and innovative technology drives her work. Her dedication to education and continuous improvement instills confidence in GCA's educators, assuring them the necessary skills and resources to empower students to reach their full potential.

Tony Anderson is currently the director of information technology at the Smeal College of Business at Penn State University. Tony has over 20 years of experience on the teaching and learning with technology side of things in higher education, having worked in South Korea, The UAE, UT Austin, and at Penn State. Originally an instructor in linguistics and English as a foreign language, Tony moved more into the instructional technology side of higher education, but still teaches as an adjunct a several institutions.