About Me
I grew up in Oklahoma, and along with everyone here am slightly atypical from what you might expect. I've ridden my share of horses, actually corralled cattle, and have helped build one of the most innovative tech companies in Oklahoma. One of the only tech companies in Oklahoma.
I have a borderline obsession with Ancient History and have loved Star Wars as long as I can remember. I read whenever I can, listen to audio books when I can't. A good movie is great, a bad movie with friends can be even better. And in whatever free time I get - I write.
Position:
SVP
Favorite Projects:
Every ONEsite community is so distinctive and unique. There is something incredible about the way each has grown and evolved after it first launch. And part of that comes from the people we work with - with every client we get to work with an incredibly talented group of people. Those independent ideas, thoughts, strategies, and suggestions have driven the platform to be the best in the market. So every project is my favorite - Clear Channel, Univision, BowlSpace. Their communities and the different things each has done with them has been incredible.
Favorite Experience:
I got a call once from someone at Z100 - because Rihanna desperately needed help setting up her page.
Hobbies:
Intelligent conversation, reasonable people, and a group of close friends. The occasional game of Heroscape and whatever video game playing I can get in. You could probably build a pretty good Thad replicant if you got the combination of Ancient History + Science Fiction + Awesome + Dinosaurs + 80's Cartoons + More Awesome + Genius - some ego + some delusions of grandeur + whatever my MBA professors have done to my poor brain. I think that I came out relatively well.
Friday, January 30, 2009, 09:26 AM CST
[Oklahoma 2.0]
February has a long history of love, from the celebration of love and fertility of the Lupercal in ancient Rome held the 13th and 14th, to its replacement by the romanticized Valentine’s Day of Chaucer and Shakespeare.With a long history of love comes the inevitable history of love lost and broken hearts.
While it’s hardly fitting to fill this blog with courtly love, desperate romances, and all that is fair in love and war, I think that it’s a good opportunity, especially given the current environment and climate (and I am not talking Polar Bears) to spend the next couple of weeks reviewing things that, albeit not hearts, are very, very much broken.
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February has a long history of love, from the celebration of love and fertility of the Lupercal in ancient Rome held the 13th and 14th, to its replacement by the romanticized Valentine’s Day of Chaucer and Shakespeare. With a long history of love comes the inevitable history of love lost and broken hearts.