Jessica Lipnack, CEO, and Jeff Stamps, Ph.D., Chief Scientist, are co-founders of NetAge.

Over the past 25 years, they've brought new ideas and innovative technologies to companies, governments, and non-profits, such as Apple Computer, American Society of Interior Designers, AT&T Universal Card Services, BankBoston, Becton-Dickinson, Digital Equipment Corporation, GlaxoSmithKline, French National Labor Board, General Electric, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Kerr-McGee, Massachusetts Teachers Association, Merck, Pfizer, NCR, PeopleSoft, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Roche, Royal Dutch Shell, State of New York, Steelcase, The United Nations, Unilever, Unitarian-Universalists, US Forest Service, The White House, The World Future Society, Volvo, and US Joint Forces.

Their books, including Virtual Teams (Wiley, 2000), are translated around the world. Their articles range from serious reports on best-practices in virtual work--“Can Absence Make A Team Grow Stronger?” (Harvard Business Review)--to humorous takes on life in the 21st century: "Suffering from Teleconference Blunders? 5 Steps to Relief."