The people behind the next POPVOX.

As founder and CEO of POPVOX.com and the Executive Director of the nonprofit POPVOX Foundation, Marci is passionate about the responsible use of technology to improve government and benefit humanity. She is a lawyer and former Congressional staffer, who worked on the House Ways and Means Committee's Affordable Care Act team. She has held fellowships with Harvard Kennedy School's Ash Center for Democracy and the New America Foundation, and taught public policy, government, and civic technology courses at the University of San Francisco, San Jose State University, and the University of California Berkeley. She is the author of the forthcoming book RECONSTITUTION: A Blueprint for American Governance in the Age of Acceleration.

Ben graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 2001 where he earned a BS in Aviation Technology. He is an FAA Certified mechanic and commercial pilot. He is a "CO:founder" of theCO in Jackson, TN, a public-private partnership co-work, makerspace and code academy designed to bring cutting edge technology and education to rural West Tennessee. Ben is a 2005 graduate of the Jackson Chamber of Commerce "Leadership Jackson" program, and a proud Boy Scout board member.

Bryan has a passion for all areas of web technology from coding and deploying websites to maintaining servers and working on mobile platform solutions. In his own words his goal is to "support great design with solid code under the hood". His main areas of expertise are PHP (Laravel), MySQL, Javascript, HTML5 and CSS. Bryan has worked with interactive studios based both in St. Louis and Tennessee. Most recently, with Anode in Nashville, he built interactive exhibits for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Nashville Public Library. In his spare time he enjoys playing guitar, traveling and attending Nashville Predators games.

Anne Meeker is a former congressional casework director. She joined POPVOX, Inc. in 2020 and helped create the nonprofit POPVOX Foundation, where she served in a variety of roles including as Managing Director and created the Foundation's Casework Navigator program. Her testimony before the House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress in 2024 inspired recommendations that led to the CaseCompass project, an effort to aggregate and organize the House's incoming casework. She regularly advises Congress on casework best practices and incorporating technology into casework workflows.

Anne previously served as a Fellow with OSU's Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability. She holds a bachelor's degree in Anthropology from the University of Oxford (St. Hugh's College), and an MSc in History from the London School of Economics. She is also a proud Clevelander, and will take any opportunity to talk up the Rust Belt.