At PICnet, Jeremy helps clients get the websites they want, interfacing with those crazy programmers we keep locked up in the PICnet basement and translating what they have to say into human-readable language. But he also has a bit of a hankering to get back to programming, and hopes to spend some time in that basement himself. Jeremy like process, documentation, and pandora.com.

Jeremy has helped non-profits get more out of technology since 1995, working on strategic planning, building databases (from little tiny things to a big 'ole Constituent Relationship Management application), building communities of users and developers, sharing what he knows at conferences, and doing a whole lot of project management. He's been an independent consultant, has worked for non-profits and corporate giants, and he has shed technology light for dozens of NGOs here in the US and abroad.

Jeremy's life outside of work a) exists, b) is busier than makes sense, considering that there's not really all that much going on, and c) tends to be focused around his wife and his motorcycles (he particularly enjoys traveling with both).