Peggy MacDonald is a mobile apps product manager, currently at Home Depot. Prior to that, she worked at eBay, Critical Path, and Inspiration Software. She has worked in the tech industry for over 25 years, and was a founder at startups PrintPaks and Blue Lake Children's Publishing.

Pam Madaus is employed as the Finance Manager of the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center.  Prior to joining the museum staff, Pam held several non-profit, government and industry management positions, including Executive Director, Reach Out and Read Kansas City and Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity; Intra-Corporate International Monetary & Finance Process Manager, Agilent Technologies; Business Manager, Toll Brothers Luxury Home Builders; and Assistant Business Manager, Kansas State University Department of Facilities.  She has also served on the Boards of the Friends of Lincoln, West Sylvan Middle School Foundation, Manhattan Area Habitat for Humanity & Clear Creek Elementary PTA.  Pam graduated from the University of Kansas, is married and has a daughter who is a senior at Lincoln High School.

Katharine’s passion is for leveraging technology to expand human connections and for advocating for a more inclusive and diverse environment in STEM. Starting with her undergraduate degree in Computer Science from UC Berkeley, to her MBA from the University of Oxford, this passion has played a central role throughout her 20-year career. An innovator at heart, Katharine has focused on working with companies that value and support human connections, including Ancestry.com, AAA, and Ruby Receptionists, where she currently serves as Chief Product & Technology Officer. 

Justin Miller is a tech startup veteran with twenty years in the industry as a software developer and system administrator, including fifteen years with Apple technologies. He volunteered at the inaugural App Camp in 2013 as a photographer alongside his wife Michelle Petruzzi, who went on to become App Camp’s founding operations director. Since Michelle’s death in 2016, Justin has been committed to helping App Camp as well as furthering advocacy efforts with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and other organizations. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, photography, travel, and working on and camping in his vintage VW van. 

Angel has spent over a decade in the digital marketing space serving as a marketer, project manager, and consultant. She is currently a client consultant with Lytics.

In addition to working with several international B2C and B2B organizations, she's proud of being able to assist small businesses, agency partners, and non-profits with their digital marketing strategies, including Girls Inc. of the Pacific Northwest and Animal Aid.

Angel knows enough of [insert programming language here] to be dangerous and considers Cannon Beach her happy place.