An Emmy™ Award winning writer, Tony is an expert in the development of educational programming for children. As a co-founder of SkillbuildlingBuddies.com, Tony serves as CEO along managing the day to day operations of the company. When not volunteering his time coaching high school football or going to the movies, Tony spends most of his day writing and developing new ideas for skillbuilding Buddies. Tony is an award-winning writer, composer and producer. He's written hundreds of elementary education programs in the areas of science, social studies, guidance and health.

Tom is an avid volunteer and uses his skills to help community and religious organizations. One of the founders of Skillbuilding Buddies, Tom's role is the primary editor and cameraman for the company. Tom has earned numerous awards for his production and post-production talents. His creative ability and technical skill combine to maintain steadfast technical quality and high production values for each production.

Scott is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who is currently in private practice consulting to school-based preschool, elementary and middle school autism programs. Scott received his M.A. in Behavior Disorders and Special Education from Columbia University's Teachers College and has worked within education and with individuals with developmental disabilities for over 12 years. Previously, he was a Teach for America Corps member, taught in New York City, and also worked with the United States Peace Corps on a large disability project in rural Bulgaria. He has presented research at regional and international conferences. Scott has also taught as an adjunct professor of behavior analysis at University of Connecticut. Scott lives in Eastern Connecticut with his wife Melissa, two sons, Noah and Elias, and his dog Pedro. Scott enjoys organic vegetable gardening and spending time in the outdoors hiking and camping with his family.

Hillary is a PhD candidate at the University of Connecticut, where she is specializing in pediatric neuropsychology and developmental disabilities. She also consults to a public school district's special education preschool and has designed programs for children with autism as well as those with multiple disabilities. Hilary received her BA in psychology from New York University. Afterwards, she taught for five years at a residential school for children and adolescents with significant developmental disabilities, including autism. Hilary has presented research on a variety of autism topics at regional, national, and international conferences. Hilary lives in Eastern Connecticut with her cat, Riley. She enjoys hiking, reading, cooking, and going to the beach.

Mark is an award-winning director and the company's principle producer. His ideas are the creative backbone of the company's product-line. His talents provide the company's productions with their unique look, feel and style.

Jacqui has worked at the at the West Hartford Public School's Early Learning Center for the past 15 years, and was a member of the task force that contributed to the development of the CT State Department of Education's Guidelines for Identification and Education of Children and Youth with Autism, (July 2005). She received her BA and MA from Hofstra University. Originally from Long Island,NY, Jacqui lives in Simsbury, CT with her husband and 3 children. Jacqui enjoys cooking and gardening, and is a volunteer for Labs4rescue.

Tony Jr, a co-founder of Skillbuilding Buddies is an expert in new media technologies. He specializes in website and application development, along with video technologies and internet marketing strategy. Tony is the Director of Development for SkillBuildingBuddies.com overseeing the web development team and internet marketing. Tony is an avid music and sports fan, and when he's not working, coaches high school football and lacrosse. Tony is married with two young children and one on the way.