Molly Schwartz is an associate fellow at the R Street Institute, a member of the steering committee for the Congressional Data Coalition, and currently pursuing a Fulbright scholarship project in Finland. She was previously a national digital stewardship resident at the Library of Congress, an analyst at the U.S. Department of State, and a research associate at the Association of Research Libraries.

Rebecca Williams is a Policy Analyst for the Municipal Transparency Program at the Sunlight Foundation conducting research on open data policy and data release best practices. She holds a J.D. from Western New England Law School, and participated in a joint Masters of Regional Planning program, with a focus on Social, Policy, and Community planning. Prior to joining the Sunlight Foundation, Rebecca worked with Cities Alliance researching private sector urban development projects, researched NYC-NJ-CT energy policy with Regional Plan Association, and worked on fair housing issues in Massachusetts. A staunch open data advocate, in her free time Rebecca also participates actively in civic hacking events and co-organizes DC Legal Hackers, a local meetup group that brings lawyers and technologists together to discuss issues at the intersection of technology and law. In 2014 Rebecca was named one of 10 Women to Watch in Legal Tech by the ABA Journal and to the Fastcase 50 Class of 2014.