Ryan Belisle is PICnet's man-of-many-talents lead creative web designer & front end developer. You'll find him listening to Trance or Progressive House music while jamming on the creative look and feel of your websites as well as cutting up and coding your site using the latest CSS and HTML techniques. When Ryan is out of the office, you can find him DJ'n a party, at the movies, or practicing Martial Arts.

Michael Chisari first started writing code in 1993, and has been working with the web since 1998. After his start at PICnet in 2007, he has lead a variety of Web development projects at PICnet. He is also very active in the open source world, and initiated an open source project that grew to over 60,000 lines of code.

While following a winding career path which took him from working rides at an amusement park, to teaching English in Thailand, to owning a used bookstore, Kevin somehow parlayed his English Degree into a web development career when he began studying the nonprofit sector and working with nonprofit technology at Johns Hopkins University

Kevin has since blossomed, after five years of training, into the true Web nerd he is today, joining PICnet as a Web Developer where he performs daily magic.

Tim Forbes, Project Manager at PICnet, works with clients to identify their needs and construct elegant web solutions to meet those needs.  His process is informed and inspired by more than a decade of work at nonprofits in the U.S. and overseas where his experience has included project management, strategic planning, marketing, and fundraising as well as website development.

Ben is PICnet's guru of business operations, leading the way to innovative ways to better serve our clients.  After leaving the New York City legal world, Ben has recalibrated his head to focus back on his passions of technology and the public sector.  Ben also leads client account management with PICnet's New York City clients.

In his capacity as our Support Team Developer, Brad Grochowski spends his days hunting bugs, shooting trouble, and solving those nagging little problems that inevitably creep into even the most thoughtfully designed web sites. He would like you to think of him as the PICnet version of the greasy mechanic - always excited to pop the hood of another car to see what's making that odd knocking sound.

Katie arrived to PICnet San Francisco as a project manager in August 2007, where she enjoys guiding nonprofits to build and manage their own websites using the Joomla! Content Management System.

Always drawn to the creative and eclectic, Katie mustered her way through a B.S. in computer science by taking art history classes at UCSB.

After coming aboard from a non-profit in May 2007, Mark immediately found his way to the programmer's cave, where he now tirelessly codes his days away.  While he has always had a passion for technology, recent years have focused him on the non-profit sector. When he found PICnet and its mission, the overcast sky immediately cleared and a voice called out to him "If you code it, they will come." It was a sign.

As the new Support Account Manager, Karen hopes to help develop a system for support that will keep PICnet clients as happy as they are when they first launch their spiffy new websites and communications systems.

Karen comes to PICnet with years of experience as a non-profit communications and fundraising coordinator, and hopes that her first-hand experience from the other side of the divide will contribute to great results for PICnet clients. Karen is committed to improving the performance and accountability of the non-profit sector and social change organizations, and is a member of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network of New York.

Ryan W. Ozimek, founder and CEO of PICnet, Inc., manages PICnet's growth as a dynamic operation headquartered in Washington, DC. Ryan leads PICnet to become a leading technology firm providing unique and leading-edge solutions to non-profits, government agencies, and international organizations.

Pradeep, a true jack of all trades, assists in PICnet's marketing efforts to Capitol Hill as well as project management. As an engineer with Hill experience, Pradeep aims to bridge the gap between technology and congressional offices, helping PICnet's solutions better serve constituents.

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.