Stacey L “Stace” Williams is founder and principal of InterActive Dynamics, LLC, a performance improvement consulting firm in Denver, Colorado. Her team analyzes business problems, designs performance improvement solutions and facilitates training programs for corporations and government agencies. Clients include Hewlett-Packard, Federal Highway Administration, FileNet Corporation, First Data Corporation, Fleetwood Enterprises, Johns Manville, Nordstrom, and Sun Microsystems. Stace holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Colorado State University, is certified in Analysis from the University of Colorado, and has designed and presented workshops to thousands of people internationally.

Kris Ashton has over 20 years of experience as a Business/Systems Analyst, Network Engineer, and Database Administrator. With a unique talent for developing smart solutions that produce strong results for clients, she helps incorporate technology, process and people into project success strategies. Kris is an accomplished instructor, course developer, facilitator and evaluator. Her candid response to individual situations allow participants to honestly evaluate and improve their skills. Kris is an expert with many years of experience in eliciting, documenting and managing requirements for IT projects. In a former life Kris was the co-author of Inside DOS 6.2, as well as a contributing author to Inside OS/2 and Mastering Windows NT Server. She currently holds Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and Certified Technical Trainer ratings.

ASPE has been reviewed and approved as a CPE training provider for the National Assoication of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA). 12 CPEs are awarded upon full completion of Developing and Confirming Effective Business Requirements.