An agency person for over 15 years, Jim wants to get back to design and online in its purest form. He has loved the transformation of creative to the online world, and can't imagine life without a laptop. Exposing clients to new technologies and digital ideas is his passion, and he loves the social aspect of creating partnerships with companies and clients above all. Historically, he's helped clients such as Bacardi, Energizer, Nestle, Anheuser Busch, Miller Brewing, Dickies, The Pro Bull Riders Assn, Pennzoil and others. Jim has a horrible iPhone addiction and refuses counseling regarding the matter.

In a remarkable stroke of luck, Mike began building computers as a hobby just as technology boomed in the 90's. He was promptly sucked into the St. Louis IT vortex, and acquired skills in everything from network management to firewall virtualization. At some point his employers noticed a creative streak, and gave him their aesthetically challenged intranet sites to rescue. This became Mike's favorite distraction from his otherwise left-brained world, and remains so to this day. The only disadvantage he has found in this line of work is in not being named Jim.

World-renowned for his incredible competitive dirigible piloting skills, Jimmie was forced -- due to a tragic incident involving a misplaced canister of helium -- to take up the mantle of professional web developer.  Armed with several degrees in things he didn't want to do, he quickly applied himself to the task of designing, developing and implementing succulent sites for surfers.  His job is to help people do stuff on the web.