We Are: Seven People Inside Boston's Route-128

Eleanor Robinson: Chief Operating Officer

Eleanor is a former Marine officer, college teacher, state government bureau chief, and healthcare consultant. She is a graduate of Cedar Crest College and SUNY Albany. When not running our business, Eleanor is a black diamond skiier and avid computer gamer.

Earle Robinson: Chief Financial Officer

Earle is a former Army officer, Red Cross coordinator, political campaigner, and auditor for the State of New York. He is a graduate of the University of Maine. He no longer jumps out of airplanes, scubas, or rides his Harley. He is perfecting his pool game.

John Bannick: Chief Technology Officer

John is a former Air Force officer who lived in Europe and Asia, sailed across both oceans, and flew a jet, before graduating from the University of Washington. He has built and shipped 21 revenue-generating software products and is an expert in user interfaces, including assistive technologies and internationalization. He ran a Dungeons and Dragons campaign for 12 years.

Cynthia Geller: VP Sales and Marketing

Cyndi is a professional actor who has performed on stage, screen, TV, and in video games in New York, Boston, and other venues. She attended the University of Michigan and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She is co-founder of the New England Women's Jewelry Association and is a successful political fundraiser.

David Brown: VP Literary Arts

Dave is a former field social worker with Child Protective Services. Before that, he taught English in rural North Carolina. He is a published author and a political activist. He holds degrees from Northeastern University and Simmons College.

Marcia Morrison: VP Audio Arts

Marcia is a former rock and roll musician who performed in the western US, Canada, and Alaska. She is a graduate of Berklee College of Music. She has done professional computer technical support, testing, and documentation. She is a Master Gardener and a professional indexer. She teaches music.

Barbara Bannick - RIP

Barbara died before this enterprise got fully launched. After earning her Masters of Library Science from the University of Washington, she was head of Reference at the Somerville Public Library. She did our research, was a major contributor to the notion of assistive technologies, and insightful critic of our software architecture. She raced cars, shot a mean game of pool, and gardened. She is missed.
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