Jeff works with clients to make sure their Luckey climber is on time and on budget. With a US Patent, a law degree and decades of negotiating agreements for experience design projects in 36 countries, Jeff is a passionate attractions industry advocate. Having worked for several IAAPA legends, Jeff is an expert at facilitating development of creative materials and helping clients navigate the planning issues involved in starting a museum, science center or theme park. Working closely with economic feasibility consultants, operations consultants and a diverse creative team, Jeff knows how to initiate creative projects with efficiency and precision. At Luckey, Jeff works closely with creative lead Spencer Luckey, to provide clients with a "high touch" customer service approach. In addition to creating proposals and sales/marketing materials, his job is to listen to clients and advocate for them, so they have a positive experience throughout the various phases of work.

Pete has served the amusement and attractions industry for more than 15 years, having gained invaluable perspective working for IAAPA, two ride manufacturers (Premier Rides and S&S Worldwide), and a park (HersheyPark). Pete has served on many association committees and task forces since leaving IAAPA, but has a desire to do more for the industry that has given so much to him and his family.

Phil Wilson started Extreme Engineering with his father in 1995. Since a young age, at 14 years old, Phil has been dedicated to his family business. He has always had a passion in amusement industry, loving every minute at theme parks across the globe. Phil sits on the official amusement association’s Board of Directors with IAAPA (International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions), representing the manufacturers and suppliers around the world. He also has a mass marketing degree from Cal State University, graduating top of his class. Phil also has earned his IAAPA certified attractions executive certificate (ICAE).