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Bill Ryan
Bill is a Principal Consultant with Magenic Technologies in the Atlanta office. He’s
authored several books on .NET and has been a Microsoft MVP for 4 years in
Windows Embedded and Device Application Development
http://www.msmvps.com/WilliamRyan
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Jim Wooley
Jim has been working with .Net since the initial PDC bits in 2000,
releasing his first application 1 week before the .Net 1.0 go-live. He is
always striving to stay at the forefront of technology and enjoys the thrill
of a new challenge. He has been active evangelizing LINQ since it's
announcement in 2005. In addition, he attempts to pass on the insights he has
gained by being active in the community, including leading the Atlanta VB
Study Group and serving as INETA Membership Manager for the Georgia region.
He is currently co-authoring the book, “LINQ in Action” which is scheduled to
be released in 2007.
http://Devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley
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Joe Ferry
Joe started as a computer hobbyist back in the days of CP/M, but has
been making a living with computers for the last fifteen years, eight of them
as an MCT, teaching programming and database courses. Joe is currently a
senior consultant with Oakwood Systems Group, Inc., working in both their St. Louis and Nashville
offices.
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Michael Lotter
Michael Lotter is SharePoint Solution Architect, Microsoft Certified
Technology Specialist and wrote a chapter for the book “SharePoint 2007: The
Definitive Guide”. Michael is
currently working for B&R Business Solutions and travels throughout the
country doing SharePoint and InfoPath solution based contract work.
http://www.sharepointblogs.com/mdlotter
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Paul S. Waters
During Paul’s 14 years of working in IT, he has held a variety of
positions including Director of IT, application developer, network
administrator and help desk manager. He is a consultant for ProActive Technology specializing on
Microsoft SharePoint and Business Intelligence. He enjoys problem-solving and
especially welcomes the ever-changing variety of challenges that comes with
working in the field of information technology.
His leadership in the Upstate South Carolina IT community is impressive
and includes Founder and President of the SQL Server Innovators Guild (www.ssig.org), Founding Board Member of the
GSA Technology Council (www.gsatc.org),
member of Greenville Technical College’s Program Advisory Council, member of
ECPI College of Technology’s Advisory Board and former Co-Chairman of the
South Carolina Code Camp 2.0 (www.sccodecamp.com). Additionally, he is a frequent presenter at
user groups and business lunch-and-learns.
http://www.paulswaters.com
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Steve Porter
Steve Porter is a Senior Consultant for Wintellect, a consulting/debugging
and training firm founded by industry experts Jeff Prosise, Jeffrey Richter,
and John Robbins. He specializes in web technologies such as ASP.NET, ASP.NET
AJAX, and Silverlight. Steve is a
frequent speaker at events such as user groups and code camps on topics
ranging from Silverlight to Windows Workflow Foundation.
http://www.wintellect.com/cs/blogs/sporter/
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Jeff Loucks
Before founding Available Technology over 14 years ago, Jeff Loucks was
a Chef, a Brew Master and studied law in French at the University of Montreal.
Available Technology started out of a continuous attraction to Technology and
Business.
Since the company’s inception in 1994, Jeff has helped Small and Medium
sized businesses realize their potential through improvements to their
infrastructure and line of business applications. We currently offer CRM,
Project Server, SharePoint, infrastructure and software development services
to a growing clientele around North America.
Jeff is also active in the IT Community which earned him the MVP
award. Jeff has attended and spoken at many international conventions
such as Tech Ed, SMB Nation and Convergence.
http://www.availabletech.net
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Jose Luis Manners
Jose started his career back in 1987 developing applications with dBASE
III Plus and Clipper. He currently works as an independent .NET
consultant/trainer in Tampa,
Florida. A very active
participant in the Florida
and Latin American developer communities, Jose is one of the hosts of the
MSDN Radio Show (Microsoft Latam).
Holds the MCP, MCAD.NET, and MCT certifications and is also a
Microsoft MVP C#.
http://www.josemanners.com
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Chris Craft
Cofounder and regular speaker of Pee Dee Area .NET User Group.
Frequent CodeProject.com article author.
Expert's Exchange Windows Mobile Programming Master.
http://pdanug.net/
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Theo Moore
Theo is a Consultant with Magenic Technologies, LLC. He is familiar
with C# and VB, specializing in WinForms. He has spent the last 6 months
working on a CSLA gig in the Dallas
area.
http://www.diesmia.com
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Lou Vega
Lou Vega is a software engineer for CSSI, Inc. currently working in
support of the U.S. Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center. His
professional programming started with VB6 writing applications in support of
his job as a systems engineer managing an Active Directory installation for
the Navy. He’s an MCAD and MCSD for .NET and has been developing in .NET
since 2002 with experience writing Active Directory management applications
for large scale deployments. He is also Vice President of the Greater
Charleston .NET User Group.
In late 2004 he began development of a Pocket PC Aviation Weather
program for the U.S. Navy and enjoyed working on that so much that in 2005 he
started BrainThump, LLC, his own company developing Pocket PC software
including Binary clock and SpaceWx – the first Pocket PC Space-Weather
application.
http://www.geekswithblogs.com/lvega
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John Lunsford
John Lunsford is a software engineer with Blackbaud, Inc. in Charleston, SC. where
he specializes in software development with the .Net Framework and other
Microsoft technologies. John is the Membership Coordinator and Treasurer for the
Charleston .Net User's Group. He has given presentations throughout the Southeast on WPF, LINQ, Encryption in .Net, Fuzzy Search Technology, and ASP.Net.
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Murray Gordon
Murray is the Director of Technology at
Cambar Solutions, a consultation services and custom supply chain software
company to many of the world's largest distribution companies. Murray Gordon
brings more than 10 years of technology consulting and systems integration
experience to bear. In addition to his other duties, it is Mr. Gordon's
charge to guide Cambar Solutions’ primary strategic focus of providing
modernization services to legacy environments. Murray is a frequent speaker
at events such as Microsoft Code Camps and .NET User’s Groups. He is the
President of the Greater Charleston .NET User’s Group (www.gcnug.org)
in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Brian Hitney
Brian Hitney is a Developer Evangelist with Microsoft Corporation,
focusing on .NET technologies. He
currently covers North and South Carolina, delivering presentations and
working with local community groups and customers on emerging technologies. Prior to his Developer Evangelist role,
Brian worked as a software engineer on a Windows Vista team in Redmond, and
before he joined Microsoft he helped build large scale e-commerce
applications for various companies across the United States. Brian is based out of Greensboro, NC.
http://www.structuretoobig.com
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Chad Brooks
Chad Brooks is an Architect Evangelist with Microsoft Corporation. He works with Enterprise customers across
the entire Southeast to define Systems Architecture around Microsoft products
and how those products can fit into today's heterogeneous environments. Chad joined Microsoft in 2000 in the
Healthcare and Life Sciences Services Group, where he was responsible for
architecting .Net based solutions for some of Microsoft's largest
pharmaceutical and hospital customers.
Prior to Microsoft, Chad worked as a Technical Architect for
HealthAxis, providing benefits administration, claims administration, and
imaging solutions for healthcare insurance companies. Chad is based in Atlanta, GA.
http://blogs.msdn.com/chabrook/
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Joe Healy
Joe Healy is the Developer Evangelist for Microsoft Gulf States
Accounts, based out of Tampa Florida. Joe’s geographical responsibility is to
provide ‘developer care’ for the Gulf States District for the East Region
Developer team. As such, he has responsibilities to bring .NET development to
the masses in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.
Joe serves a multitude of clients, from corporate accounts to broad
reach events and User Groups. He lectures on various development and
architectural topics focused around the .Net Frameworks, Visual Studio.NET,
and associated servers.
Joe worked previously for Microsoft Consulting Services in the custom
Application Development arena, focusing on Internet, Web Services, Rich
Client, B2B, and browser delivered systems for Microsoft Consulting Services.
Joe has also served time with eAngler.com, Cap Gemini, EDS, and IBM in
various capacities…
On a personal level Joe
enjoys spending time trying to coax Redfish, Snook, and Trout from various
nooks and crannies in Tampa Bay. He is married to wife Anne, with two little
girls, Ryan and Morgan, who will also grow up to be great
"fisher-ladies" one day.
http://www.devfish.net
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Chris Eargle
Chris Eargle is an independent consultant in the Columbia metro area. He is currently a senior developer working
on the South Carolina Integrated Tax System. Chris is the president of the
Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild and is a Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialist.
http://www.chriseargle.com
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Sue Googe
Sue Googe has had a great passion for Web development since 1998. She
specializes in creating visually appealing, highly usable yet extensible and
maintainable Web applications using the latest technologies. She balances
business requirements, user experience, technologies, talent management and
cost control in a holistic harmonious way that leads to a successful project.
She is a creative thinker and always searches for better answers to solving
problems. Quality work and satisfied clients/users are her ultimate pride.
Sue is employed by Northrop Grumman and serves as UI architect for
re-engineering the National Vital Statistics Systems project. She is a
frequent speaker at Code Camp and is also an ambitious Internet entrepreneur.
In her spare time she loves to travel and see the world. Sue is a licensed
real estate broker and mortgage broker in North Carolina, she enjoys all the
fun local market has to offer when she is not writing code. Her personal blog
can be viewed at http://www.edream.org
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Joshua Carlisle
Joshua Carlisle is a principal consultant in Raleigh based Viewfusion
Solutions LLC. . In his current role he works with clients to design and
implement enterprise and commercial solutions based on the SharePoint
platform.
http://blogs.viewfusion.com/Josh/default.aspx
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Brian Gough
Brian is a Project Manager and SharePoint Administrator for Culminis
Inc. in Charlotte, NC. He has worked
with Windows SharePoint Services for more than three years now, the last 2
years as a SharePoint Administrator.
Culminis hosts SharePoint 2.0 sites in 11 languages supporting User
Groups worldwide.
http://briangoughblogs.blogspot.com
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Santos Martinez
Santos has been in the IT Consulting for around 9 years now and helping
Communities from the last 5 years and considers this experience is the best he’s
ever had. He works with different Microsoft technologies and is most passionate
about SQL and SMS or SCCM.
http://smartinezpr.spaces.live.com
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Jose Luis Manners
Jose started his career back in 1987 developing applications with dBASE
III Plus and Clipper. He currently works as an independent .NET
consultant/trainer in Tampa, Florida. A very active participant in the
Florida and Latin American developer communities, Jose is one of the hosts of
the MSDN Radio Show (Microsoft Latam).
Holds the MCP, MCAD.NET, and MCT certifications and is also a
Microsoft MVP C#.
http://www.josemanners.com
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Mark Pollack
Mark has worked extensively in the financial sector in New York as an
architect and developer on various front office trading systems that involved
a mixture of Microsoft and Java technologies.
He has been a core Spring (Java) developer since 2003 and founded its
Microsoft counterpart, Spring.NET, in 2004 which he continues to lead. Prior to joining Interface21, he was a
founding partner at CodeStreet, LLC, an independent software vendor in the
financial services industry.
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Jack Briner
Jack Briner is the founder
of Flowertown Technology LLC, a technology consulting firm based in
Summerville, SC. He has a Ph.D. in
Computer Science from Duke University.
He has taught at Duke University, UNC-Greensboro, and University of
South Carolina in Columbia. Most
recently he was the chairperson of Computer and Information Sciences at
Charleston Southern University. He has
not always been an ivory tower professor; he was a technical manager and
architect at Nortel Networks for five years and wrote a bestselling game
program in the 1980’s.
http://jackbriner.com/jacksjots/
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