As Chief Technology Officer, challenges with a technological solution fall under my purview. I automate processes using network APIs, PHP and Python. I work with Apogee clients to optimize datafeeds and product catalogs, and provide tracking code installation and upgrade support for our clients as well. I administer the Apogee web server and maintain agency databases.I serve as the primary editor for the Apogee blog, and I edit and handle production of books published by the agency.

The Affiliate Summit Advisory Board is a group of people representing every part of the affiliate marketing industry. Its role is to contribute opinions and ideas in the planning of Affiliate Summit shows and to vote on speaker submissions, Pay it Forward Scholarships, and Pinnacle Award nominations.

I founded QAQN in 2010 after I had been podcasting for a a little over a year. The idea was to have a central location, a network, for all of the shows I wanted to host. In all, I would go on to produce and host more than 300 episodes across eight unique shows.

I joined CafePress as in independent artist, selling my art on t-shirts, mugs, mousepads, and other items. During my time there, I served as a moderator of the company's community forum, acting as both an enforcer of rules and a provider of guidance for new artists. In 2006, CafePress published my book, Success With CafePress.com, a 238-page how-to guide for artists seeking to maximize their potential with the company.