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Charlie Ordonez
Designer / Coder
Charlie is the family man of the group, and most likely the hardest most focused worker, unless it comes to soccer, Mexican candy or the UFC (his three kryptonite's). He also enjoys curling up to a good videogame for about 3 days straight and hates multi-player. He has a 1 year old son Daniel which we're sure will share his love for Mexican candy. (once he can eat it..)
Diego Campos
Photographer / Content
Diego considers himself to be the suave gentleman of the group and aspires to one day own many leather bound books in his studio apartment smelling of rich mahogany... But until that day comes he spends much of his time reading, and day dreaming of flying a Cessna Skyhawk 172 down to Islands of the Bahamas for a weekend retreat, and by weekend he means 6-10 days.
Marty Sullens
Designer / Coder
Marty is the only white boy in the group and has to face the fact that he will never have a good tan every day of his life. (Irish) He loves TV shows and spends appx 30x more time then he should watching them. Aside from working / living in the darkest and coldest places he can find - he enjoys traveling and anything that has a engine attached to it.
Scott Carr
Customer Relations
Scott is the rebel of the group and is still convinced he's 18 years old (young man at heart) but don't let that fool you, he has amazing business skills that pay the bills.. Literally. Aside from taking life advice from books, he loves to play the guitar and listen to rap music wayyy to loud! Did we also mention he loves his phone? you'll never catch him without it by his side!
Eli Goldenberg
CFO / Sales
Eli is the key to having any successful business, He's a super Jew and is always hunting for good deals on everything. He enjoys eating only the finest organic foods and every now and then gets extreme cravings for giant cookies. he is on the road traveling usually 6 months out of the year and wouldn't have it any other way. He also talks on the phone more then 99.9998% of the world.
