Rob Lytle - Project Manager
Rob was the task master that kept the project on
track and people focused. His efforts are evident in the fact that the
project was completed on time to specification.
Dan Hillman - Information Architect
Dan looked at how it all worked, how the site was
organized and whether it made sense. In short he had responsibility for the
human factors.
Elizabeth Cohen - Information Architect
Elizabeth kept us all in line when it came to
consistency. She made sure we crossed the i's and dotted the t's :-) and
that the content met the site's objectives.
Paul Craven - CEO
Paul had the original idea and created the first version of the site. For the new PeopleSite he just sat
back and watch all these amazing people do their thing.
Al Shaw - Technical Director
Al took the recipe and turned it into a 5-layer cake. Without him
it would have just been a great idea that never made it to
fruition.
Heather Smith - Executive Vice President
Heather was the overseer of the project. She checked everything two and three times with a critical eye making sure that
we were focused and heading towards our ultimate goal.
Gavin MacCarthy - Creative Director
Gavin's contribution is the most visible. Working with the design group he visualized the concept
and made it happen.
Jason Russo - Strategy
When he wasn't out tooling around on his Ducati, snow boarding or
roller blading, Jason helped set the direction and strategy for the
company.
Brad Goldstein - Senior Designer
Brad gets credit for the final design concepts look and feel. Working with Gavin his visual
idea was selected to be the one we ran with.
David Lubelczyk - Director of Marketing
David provides marketing support and design contribution for our advertising and
promotional projects.
Paul Rodriguez - Senior Developer
Not Pictured. Paul is one of our Code Wizards who makes our imaginations real.
Curtis Withers - Senior Developer
Not Pictured. Curtis provided early design and architectural input for the site.
He dealt with everyone's dreams and helped bring us back to reality.
