John Carey is the founder of Digital Home Technologies (DHT), a technology implementation consultancy serving residential and commercial customers in the greater Washington, D.C. area.  DHT’s core mission is to enable people and businesses to function more efficiently and safely through the use of advanced technologies without overwhelming them with the implementation complexities.   Most recently, Mr. Carey expanded DHT to address the growing mobile software market.  Magic Happy, our mobile software brand has shipped several novel applications for Apple’s iPhone.  Prior to founding DHT, Mr. Carey served as a Sales Manager specializing in semiconductors and electronic systems for LSI Inc.  In preparation for starting a corporate career, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University and a Master of Science from the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College. Mr. Carey’s interests are firmly rooted in advanced technologies and how they can be elegantly applied to improve everyday living.Mr. Carey currently serves as the Treasurer for the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network – DC and is involved with many alumni organizations and interest clubs from his two alma maters. 

Hiliary Critchley is currently an independent consultant and Senior Policy Advisor to Dr. S. Ward Casscells. She has published frequently on health care reform in collaboration with the polling firm, Zogby International. Ms. Critchley’s previous business development activities in global health, when she was a manager for a Swiss company that innovates products for the control of vector and water-borne diseases prevalent mainly in the developing world, focused on expanding the reach of these life-saving tools to 90+ non-profit organizations with development programs in sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Ms. Critchley has lectured on the role of “bottom of the pyramic” product development for public health uses at the University of Pennsylvania, the Emerson Summer Institute, and organizations ranging from Pathfinder to Family Health International.  She has had field experience in South Africa, Kenya, Vietnam, and Haiti. She is the Chair of Global Health for Young Professionals in Foreign Policy and a graduate of entrepreneurship at the University of MD ACTiVATE and NIH programs. Ms. Critchley was previously a management consultant specializing in growth strategy for private sector multinational Life Sciences clients, and is from Washington, DC. She graduated from Dartmouth College.

Craig Dixon is a Senior Corporate Development Manager at Bill Me Later, Inc. a PayPal Company. During his tenure at Bill Me Later, Craig has operated in various capacities, including: facilitating strategic partnerships, leading international expansion evaluation, assisting in M&A efforts, creating new products and developing product & corporate strategies.  Prior to Bill Me Later, Craig has worked primarily in the payments industry at First Annapolis Consulting, American Express (Establishment Services), Merrill Lynch (Global Bank Group) and Citigroup (Global Investment Bank FIG). Craig holds a Masters of Business Administration from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth where he was a Center of Digital Strategies Fellow. Also, he received Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science from Boston University. Also, Craig is an avid entrepreneur and technologist, having launched two technology companies.