Our flexible team of specialists is focused on solving your business challenges. Over the course of your project, you'll come to think of our full team as your team.
Although she can usually be found with a space heater under her desk, Michele has been known to take the Polar Plunge for charity. Brrr.
Sarah loves dogs and marketing. In a previous job, she did marketing for Milk Bone dog biscuits!
Alex grew up on a 3rd-gen-family-owned dairy farm. She now calls Rochester home, but spent time living in Kansas City, Galway, and many places between on a backpacking trip.
Alison enjoys being outside with her family and her dog, preferably in the Adirondack Park Forest Preserve.
Growing up on a dairy farm, Aimee loves to head back there whenever she can. Nothing beats spending days outside in the country.
Whether hiking, camping, kayaking or traveling, it's impossible to track down this dog mom outside of the office.
We are proud to share Cameryn with the US Air Force Reserves! Her interest in technology’s role in furthering our safety & security make her a tremendous asset to the companies we serve.
Marketing, branding, and public relations are her sweet spot and what Gaynor considers fun!
Outside the office, you can find Nick enjoying the great outdoors, cooking or listening to classic vinyls on Sunday mornings.
A science communicator with a global perspective, Susan brings a depth of specialized knowledge of photonics and healthcare, and a commitment to helping tech impact humanity.
Mary has already earned the hard-won approval of our office dog and has 3 of her own! She is supporting the team across the breadth of marketing and sales disciplines and tools.
Driven and curious, Victoria balances strategy & creativity to help grow through social media and digital marketing. A ‘reverse snowbird’, she has first-hand experience in global industrial marketing.
Melissa earned her PM skills the hard way: after coordinating teams of world-class surgeons and wild boy scouts, she makes complex transformation programs look easy.
