Nicholas Potter
  
Nicholas Potter is an expert from the UNM Bureau of Business and Economic Research, where studies track job creation and loss in the wake of Santa Fe's passage of the highest minimum wage
requirement in the nation. He has over three years of experience with economic analysis and is the author of "Earnings and Employment: The Effects of the Living Wage Ordinance in Santa Fe, New Mexico", a project commissioned by the city of Santa Fe.

Nicholas is a Taos High School graduate.

Jerry Easley

Jerry Easley is a former Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce executive. He shepherded that city's business community through the often
contentious debate.

Bill Stephens

Bill produces the Taos Economic Report. He is retired  from Sandia National Laboratory and has been looking at Economic Development in Taos, as a hobby, since the late 1980's.