Anna Dickson is a the Director of Photography for the Huffington Post. Her career spans 10 years working in the industry for both print publications as well as online.

Anna started her photo editing career at Netscape in 2004, moving a year later to New York City to pursue a career in print. She worked at publications such as Guitar World, Revolver, Future Music, Rolling Stone and Popular Photography prior to heading back to the digital world for iHeartRadio where she oversaw 850 websites and large scale events including the iHeartRadio Music festival. In 2012, Anna helped launch Huffington., the iPad Magazine before moving to Photography Director for the organization.

As she's made her way through the industry, the industry itself has changed. Anna's main interest lies in the ever changing visual landscape and our access to imagery.

Peter Krogh is a photographer, author, technologist and publisher. He's worked as a commercial and editorial photographer for 30 years, helping clients like PBS tell their stories. He has served on the ASMP Board of Directors and as its Digital Standards and Practices chair.

In 2005 Peter wrote The DAM Book, Digital Asset Management for Photographers (O'Reilly), which has been published in four languages and cemented his reputation as a leading authority on asset management and workflow. He is a principle author and past project director for the dpBestflow.org educational website, funded by ASMP and the Library of Congress. In 2012 Peter received the Library of Congress’s NDSA Individual Innovation Award for his work helping photographers understand the digital photo ecosystem.

In 2013, he created DAM Useful Publishing to release his own books, and those of other independent authors. He is currently Product Vision team leader for a web-based DAM solution.