Albert Lee is a 30-year veteran of speechwriting, having served CEOs and senior executives of the world's largest corporations including General Motors, Ford, Eastman Chemical, ITT, Hilton Hotels, Sony, Saturn, Tenneco, U.S. West, and many more. Beyond speeches, Lee has authored 14 mass-market books, one a national best seller, and his feature articles have appeared in more than 50 major American magazines, from Readers' Digest to Science Digest, and from Parents to Playboy. 

Thomas Morrisey is an OverViews associate and a principal writer. Formerly senior vice president of two nationally known marketing communications companies, he has written speeches and ghostings for American Express, Century 21, Holiday Inns,  Magnavox, Mercury Marine, Nestle, PGA, NBA, and many others. Morrisey also has authored two books, and hundreds of feature magazine articles. 

Laura Lee is an OverViews associate. She has penned speeches and presentations for such companies as General Motors, The Ford Motor Company, and Nycomed-Amersham. A former radio announcer, commercial and news copywriter, and a business reporter for the Times Union in Albany, New York, Lee has a strong background in theatre. She may also be the only writer in America who was once gainfully employed as a mime. She is the author of  six books including The Encyclopedia of Aggravation. A former Public Relations director for Moscow Ballet, she is a founding partner in Small World Promotions, an entertainment and arts marketing company with an international focus.