I am absolutely focused, totally immersed, and have spent my entire 30 year career in improving the lives, health and well being of all workers, with even more attention paid to those that must spend long hours each day interfacing with technology. One of the key reasons this is such a driving force for me is that virtually everyone that I am closely connected to (family, friends, co-workers, and admittedly I must include myself in this category) are all intensive information and technology workers that spend long hours in front of various types of screens and assuming all sorts of unnatural postures in the process. The dangers of this type of work are well documented and becoming more so each day it seems, but as of yet in my opinion, not very well understood. Solutions to these complex problems exist; however how do you solve a problem as a company or an individual worker when you haven't even fully defined what the problem entails. I find that the most important aspect of my life's work is sharing information and making people aware of the small changes that can be made that can have dramatic health and wellness implications. A side benefit of these changes both for the worker and for the employer is that productivity is almost always impacted positively in the process, and in many cases, massively so. The company I head up and helped create all the way back in 1989, Ergonomic Accessories Inc., is kind of like an ergonomic laboratory. We do so many "custom" jobs to suit unique working situations and varied individual proportions that we don't think of them as custom jobs at all anymore. If you feel you may share some of my passion in this area or feel I may be able to make a difference in your situation, I always welcome new like-minded connections and absolutely love to have engaging discussions about the world of work.