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Josh Holmes
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The Central Region Rich Internet Application Architect Evangelist with
Microsoft. Prior to joining Microsoft, Josh was a consultant working with a
variety of clients ranging from large Fortune 500 firms to smaller sized
companies. Josh is a frequent speaker and lead panelist at national and
international software development conferences focusing on emerging
technologies, software design and development with an emphasis on mobility and
RIA (Rich Internet Applications). Community focused, Josh has founded and/or run
many technology organizations from the Great Lakes Area .NET Users Group to the
Ann Arbor Computer Society and was on the forming committee for CodeMash. lmes.com">http://www.joshholmes.com.
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Mariam McCarthy |
A Recruitment Manger for Aquent. Mariam has been with Aquent for over 3 years,
and leads the Detroit team in recruitment for interactive and CGI talent. She
has over 8 years of staffing success and has placed hundreds of talent into
contract and contract to hire positions. Aquent is a global company specifically
focused on placing Marketing and Creative professionals. Aquent works with top
local companies helping them find contractors and employees in the following
areas: Interactive Design, Interactive Development (HTML, XML, CSS, Flash
Animation, Action Script), Interactive Marketing CGI, Analytics, Print Design
and Production.
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Ken Arbogast-Wilson |
Founder and creative director of WTW Design Group, a southeast Michigan firm
focused on design, marketing and advertising. Ken has a BBA from the University
of Michigan and an MBA from Michigan State University. He has been creating
singular designs for more than thirteen years. Ken has expertise in concepting,
design, drawing, copywriting, editing, marketing planning, communication
consulting, and anything involved with new technology. In addition to running
WTW Design Group, Ken manages media development and production for the
University of Michigan College of Architecture + Urban Planning. Prior to that,
Ken worked for a variety of companies including M-CARE (UM's managed care
provider), Cellular One, and Marshall Field & Company, Chicago.
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