Wynn Montgomery is the former Director of Project IDEAS,a unit of Continuing Education at Kennesaw State University that specializes in workforce investment issues. Prior to founding Project IDEAS in 1993, Wynn planned and administered the City of Atlanta’s workforce development programs for nineteen years.Before entering the public sector, Wynn spent 12 years in the private sector with General Motors and several consulting firms.

A graduate of Duke University with a Master’s degree in Public and Urban Affairs from Georgia State University, Wynn is an experienced trainer who has designed and delivered courses on a wide variety of topics . He is a certified trainer for the Change Cycle™ and for the Global Career Development Facilitator curriculum. He is also a charter member of The Workforce Excellence Network’s cadre of Quality Trainers. Wynn is also an experienced meeting facilitator who specializes in strategic planning and team-building. Wynn brings a high level of energy and enthusiasm and a keen sense of humor to all of his sessions. He firmly believes that learning should be FUN because it is a short journey from a "Ha-Ha" to an "Ah-Ha."

Millie Montgomery is a career educator with more than 30 years of experience in the classroom and as an administrator. She spent 16 years at Woodward Academy, starting as
a teacher in the Transition Program before moving to Woodward’s Middle School first as
a teacher and later as Assistant Principal. Before joining Woodward, she was a classroom teacher in public school and at
The Schenck School and then Assistant Administrator at Schenck.

Millie is a graduate of Vanderbilt University. She earned her Masters degree in Education from Georgia State University. She is a member of the International Dyslexia Association and a former president of the Georgia chapter. Millie understands teen-agers and can help them (and their parents and teachers) cope with academic and organizational challenges.