Randy Williamson, a retired CPA, has worked for such companies as Arthur Andersen & Company, Vulcan Materials Corporation, and South Central Bell, a BellSouth company. He has also worked for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama and Alabama By-Products, Inc. In addition to his CPA certificate, he has earned certifications such as Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Fraud Examiner. His career path has always carried him through internal auditing giving him much-respected access to key decision makers and leaders in various companies. He is most appreciative of his church and civic involvements. Randy adds “I learned so much from being on fund raising committees at churches and while bar-b-q’ing with respected government officials late at night.” His most memorable accomplishment on the professional level came when a local chapter of a professional association he was President of earned a banner for 20th in the nation (out of 360). The greatest measure for its success at the time was membership growth. He recalls his chapter got it “the old-fashioned way…they earned it!” He and its Board Members sold memberships on its costs and benefits, not on how many secretaries they could add to the roster. Randy continues to attest to the fact that business as it was in the late 80’s, when financing was difficult, internal controls were good, and outstanding employees were plentiful, will come back. His goals for the magazine include bringing it to the level in which it provides you, the reader, summary information through the print version of the magazine and further details via the web site. Randy is certainly a follower of Jesus Christ and gives all the credit for his abilities and the magazine's success and direction to Him.

Cindy Williamson has worked with politicians and respected individuals at medical facilities and churches throughout Rapid City. She has never met a stranger and greets everyone with a smile. Cindy carries a totally positive attitude and is quick to determine a person's gifts and strengths and is faster at bringing them together. Her vision, one day, is to see the billboard advertising personnel, who are spread across the country, work more closely together. She plans to do this by bringing forth an ever-greater presence and readership on the internet. While her husband, Randy, is pointing individuals to the web site through editorial writings and references, she will be monitoring the database of company personnel figuring out ways to get them mingling. She feels strongly that the industry will be much better and stronger once everybody is connecting with each other.