Impelled by her personal motto, "Integrity in everything we do," and the absolute conviction that committed, motivated people are the bedrock of any successful project, Lisa Lee McLaine has become known in the ever-evolving communications industry as the go-to person when intricate transitions must be done right, on time, and the first time. Her projects read like a newspaper's business section: leading engineering teams to carry out the Adelphia integration into the giant Time-Warner complex, implementing video applications for TCI/ATT Broadband, relocating MCI's engineering and IT functions from Washington D.C. to Colorado Springs, and many more. A specialist in complex transitions, she has facilitated acquisitions, mergers, organizational realignment, and bankruptcies. Her client list includes the five largest North American Cable companies: Liberty Media, Cable Labs, SupportSoft, Motorola, Cisco, and Scientific Atlanta. McLaine spearheaded the Open Cable effort for the communications industry and has led industry activities such as SCTE/DVS standards development. She is an active member of SCTE and is in her second term as president of the Rocky Mountain chapter of Women in Cable Telecommunications, where she has implemented an Executive Leadership Program and promoted mentoring activities.

McLaine holds a BS degree in data processing and a BSBA in management and accounting from Missouri Western State College. She received an MA degree from Webster University.