Founders

Thirty-seven years at IBM, from field engineer to Executive IT Architect for strategic accounts including Walmart, PepsiCo, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin, with a decade in classified government systems and a role in launching IBM e-Business. IBM Master Certified IT Architect. Co-author of the IBM Redbook Patterns: Applying Pattern Approaches. IBM Summit Award, recognizing the top one percent of performers worldwide. He left IBM to become CTO of the largest crop consulting company in the United States, then designed the object-native architecture underneath every FloFrame product.

Board member, Amarillo Symphony. Consulting CIO, Ogallala Life. Texas Tech University.

Shipping production software since 1984. Part of Autodesk's AutoCAD team in its early years. Twelve years as the database and API engineer on PETRA, one of the dominant geoscience platforms in oil and gas. Built the Affordable Care Act enrollment system for an Oklahoma health plan. Chief Systems Architect at ServiTech, where he and Craig built a company-wide data lake on MongoDB and Neo4j. Time-series data engineering at Phillips 66. He spent four decades building the systems FloFrame's architecture replaces, and now builds the systems that replace them.

Friends University, BS Computer Information Systems.

A business owner since his teens: an auto shop, a design studio, two marketing agencies, a roofing company. Built RealPage's digital marketing services practice from the ground up. Then eight years at OGD Overhead Garage Door holding both the CMO and CTO roles, running marketing, development, and IT while the company grew from $14 million to a national platform sold to private equity in 2024 and past $120 million in revenue by 2026. There he built an enterprise AI operating layer that unified a dozen systems in a cloud warehouse, paired the data with a governed knowledge base, and put shared AI skills in the hands of teams across the company. He has been the customer of enterprise software his entire career and has built the AI layer on top of it. He funds FloFrame, leads its commercial direction and products, and works daily in agentic development against the architecture Craig and David designed.