Chris Bye

As the co-creator of MeMoves, Chris Bye’s passion is helping individuals become aligned with who they are, and what they do. Chris and Roberta present at conferences and seminars on the topics of integrating movement and music into the classroom, reducing children’s anxiety and depression and adopting new products to help those with special needs. Chris holds degrees from Gustavus Adolphus and UW Madison and has taught at UW Madison, UW River Falls and the University of St.Thomas. He lives in Hudson, WI, and enjoys playing hockey, canoeing the Canadian wilderness, fly-fishing, golf and travel.

Roberta Scherf

Before developing MeMoves, Roberta Scherf created programs for numerous non-profit organizations. She has always been a student, was once a clown, learned house-building in Bath ME, and became a mom to two wonderful kids. When her second child struggled with the world around her, Roberta's life changed and she began to learn everything she could about embodied cognition, movement, music, and their effect on learning. She spent more than a decade developing MeMoves and similar tools that help people of all ages and abilities self-regulate, learn more easily and smile. In her spare time, she is the happy caretaker of Piper, an English Setter.

Allen Heidorn

Allen Heidorn has been designing cutting edge software for the past 13 years. Holding several patents in score following, Mr. Heidorn utilized his experience writing simulations for the Defense Industry during his tenure at Honeywell to develop the core technologies used in the SmartMusic line of products at MakeMusic.

Warren Sampson

Warren Sampson has spent the majority of his career in hardware and software Quality Assurance He created innovative test plans for a computer based music education tool, giving designers the means to measure the software in musical performance.

John Scherf

John Scherf is a musician, composer, engineer and producer with more than 20 years experience. His work is recognized nationally with more than 40 awards - including the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Gold Award for Technical Achievement, and the Robert F. Kennedy Award for Journalism.

James Sewell

James Sewell is the Co-founder, Artistic Director, and Choreographer of James Sewell Ballet. Since 1982, James has choreographed more than 50 ballets, including nine for which he composed the music. The New York Times has described James as one of the most innovative choreographers working today.