Doris Bloodsworth is president and founder of Crosswords Communications Co. She is an award-winning writer and expert in editing, marketing and public relations. She has taught college-level writing.

A former reporter at The Wall Street Journal and the Orlando Sentinel, Bloodsworth's in-depth reporting was entered by the Sentinel for the Pulitzer Prize. She helped cover Florida's federal courts for Bloomberg News. She has won numerous awards for her writing and ethics, including the Society of Professional Journalists Award and Writer of the Year.

Bloodsworth is an author specializing in nonfiction who has earned critical praise for her extensively researched historical works. She co-authored Songwriter's Market, which has sold more than 750,000 copies.

A top-notch copy writer, she graduated with highest honors from the University of Florida. She is a longtime Central Florida resident and is a member of the the Florida Writers Association.                                            

Robert Thompson headed up the South Lake division of Crosswords Communications Co., which evolved into Thompson Wesley Wolfe. He was a Clermont City Councilman and brings a wealth of marketing experience in the manufacturing and investment banking industries.

Additionally, he is a former executive producer, history teacher and event planner who was endorsed by the Orlando Sentinel in his campaign for state legislature, in which the media called him a "rising star." He is the subject of a documentary titled The Millennials and was a guest lecturer at the Poynter Institute.

Thompson is a graduate of the University of Central Florida, a fifth-generation Central Florida resident and member of the South Lake Chamber of Commerce, where he serves on the government policy committee.

He was named one of Orlando Business Journal's 10 Business Men to Watch and Florida Trend's People to Watch. He serves on various boards, including the Reubin Askew Institute on Politics and Society.