Whether talking to people, designing a project, or coding, Becky strives to engage fully. She listens and seeks to find the best solution for the situation. She values relationships and making a positive contribution.

Being curious and learning new things are happy activities for her. Using a variety of tools, she has been building websites and software for over 20 years. She loves to build and create things.

Prior to Becky's professional software development career, she was a college professor teaching economics in business and agricultural programs at Texas A&M University, Eastern New Mexico University and Arizona State University.

Since creating her own apps to help purpose-driven organizations such as B corps, cooperatives and startups, her focus has become tech that helps do good. Becky’s approach to programming is infused with humor, timeliness, and a deep understanding of the tech decisions that define each product and service.

Becky is establishing a presence that emphasizes social responsibility, cutting edge technology and imagination.

Virgil's curious nature aids him in searching for ways to solve problems or fix bugs. His creative approach to his endeavors serve him to discover new possibilities for solutions and strengthen his professional abilities.

A life-longer learner and a recipient of academic acheivement in the field of multivariate statistics aid him in sorting through the complexity of programming systems. He has been developing software and applications for over 30 years.

Virgil taught statistics and mathematics at a number of universities including Oklahoma State University, Baylor University, Arizona State University and Texas A&M University prior to his professional software development career.

Sharing the desire to work with purpose-driven organizations, he digs into the complicated analytical processes and addresses the system needs of the organization.