The people who
build & run it

Twenty years of hands-on low-voltage design, programming and installation. Mo started as lead technician at Chicago's Concepts in Sound—automation, AV, networking, access, Lutron lighting and shades—then, from 2015, ran Security Innovations, commissioning CCTV, access control and Control4 systems for high-rises, restaurants and private clients. Control4-certified, NCCER Levels 1–3.

Richard designs the networks for Enlyt's new-construction projects—and built the platforms behind them: the ticketing and project portal for Enlyt's internet service, single sign-on and role-based access for the customer portal, and Enlyt's AI-assisted bidding. 25 years in infrastructure and reliability, including VP of Software Engineering at Bank of America, DevOps lead for HERE Technologies' self-driving cloud services, and Head of Cybersecurity at OnSite Partners / AEP Energy.

Two decades of wireless, mobile and media entrepreneurship. Ramsey started in carrier sales at Defacto Wireless, founded Wi-Fi and location-services consultancy Metasphere Technologies, launched live social-activation platform Facebooth.TV, and helped run Snap's pre-IPO Spectacles rollout. Since 2018 he has led KarChing, the telematics platform that rewards teen drivers for staying off their phones. Owner of River North's Jetrock Media Studios for 25+ years.

A physicist's rigor and 25+ years of software leadership. Bill began as a research scientist on the ZEUS particle-physics experiment at DESY in Hamburg—one of 24 shift leaders running a $100M+ detector for a 400-plus-member international collaboration. He moved into software writing database search algorithms, has co-owned emailXL.com since 2002, and served as CTO of health-tech startups HealthCodex and EyeCodex.

25+ years of software engineering, built on experimental physics. Earl began in research at the University of Michigan, then joined Italy's Frascati National Laboratories as a research associate. He moved into industry in 1997 as a programmer at Analytic Innovations and, since 2007, has led software development as Chief Programmer at emailXL.com.

Two decades of data, analytics and IT leadership on an experimental-physics foundation. After graduate research with UW–Madison—nearly five years in Hamburg—and four years as a research scientist with Brown, Doug spent almost a decade at Bank of America, rising from incident and change management to infrastructure delivery and business intelligence. He then directed information management at Acelity and led data and analytics at 3M and Solventum.