Websites from United States

Chad Bockius helps CEOs accelerate growth and outmaneuver the competition. He is a 5X executive and 3X CEO/President with 25 years of experience in startups across product, sales, and marketing. He focuses on category creation, go-to-market strategy, scaling growth, building teams, and company strategy. He aims to help entrepreneurs and leaders achieve their goals, drawing on his experience and the power of advisors and mentors.

Austin Grandt is a full stack developer, traveler, and maker. His work includes writing, photography, and video. He has worked on projects such as a route map for a major US carrier, Trip Dojo (a travel blog built with Python and Django), and Export Abroad, a startup dedicated to eliminating the barriers of international trade. He also co-founded Travel2Gether, which took 2nd place at the Expedia Hackathon.

Ryan Hefner is a software developer and product designer based in Atlanta, GA. Originally from the Toledo, OH area and previously in Brooklyn, NY, he enjoys crafting well-designed and nicely coded software. When not writing code or solving client issues, he spends time with his two kids, searches for surf, or explores trails and skate spots. He also shares his work through podcasts.

Michael maintains a microblog archive called Omnica, which mirrors his Mastodon posts in near real time. This serves as a streaming /now page, capturing his thoughts, movie/television/book reviews, music interests, and photos. He also includes content from his deleted Bluesky account and things he finds funny. He uses an AWS Lambda Function to poll his Mastodon feeds for new content, excluding replies and quote posts. He values owning his content and having control over its storage and presentation. The name Omnica is a combination of "omni" and "cascade."

Caleb Hearth is a software engineer with over 15 years of experience in web development using Ruby on Rails and Postgres. He currently works as a staff software engineer at Files.com. Previously, he supported customers at Heroku and built products at thoughtbot. From 2014 to 2018, Caleb was the lead organizer for Keep Ruby Weird, a Ruby conference in Austin, TX. He lives in Denver, Colorado with his family and enjoys tabletop role-playing games, reading, and writing Open Source software.

Rachel Zampino, also known as The Website Wizard, is an entrepreneur focused on websites. She offers website tutorials and products like the Color Theory Mini Masterclass and $1K Website. Her work is driven by the motto: “Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.” —Frank Lloyd Wright. She identifies as neurodivergent, a tech nerd, and a digital nomad.