Our Team

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President and CEO
Alberto leads the development SureTech.com and has served many long term clients and friends ranging from Solopreneurs to Fortune 50 companies, including Schlumberger, American Express, established manfuacturing, distribution, accounting firms and many startups.  Prior to SureTech.com he developed online entertainment ranging from the immensely successful 1999 teen hub iTurf.com to massive multiplayer games and arcade environments for Disney, ESPN and others.  Alberto also conceived and built custom community and CMS applications for multiple large scale online community websites including the international thebusinessonline.com and non profit collaboratives such as South Jersey Works, Yale Net and DwightHall.  At SureTech.com he is dedicated to enabling and empowering SMB businesses to get reliable, secure I.T., on demand, anywhere, anytime.

Who am I?
Zen surfing lover of Brown Rice Paella and sitting on craggy cliffs at sunset.

Favorite Smell
salt water at dawn

Favorite Cereal
a mango

All time favorite Gadget
iphone - but then again my first sony walkman was pretty amazing at the time.

What is your favorite childhood memory?
Riding bareback in the rainforest behind my family's coffee plantations in El Quindio

Favorite vacation spot? Why?
Kauai. If you have to ask...

What do you do at SureTech.com?
Standardize processes and solutions and save clients money.

Favorite blog?
avc.com

Favorite website?
suretech.com

What do you want clients to know about technology?
That it works.

 
 
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CTO
David has been working with and programming computers since he was introduced to a Hewlett-Packard programmable calculator in junior high school. Since then he has programmed many different computers in a variety of languages (some of which are even still useful). He attended Yale University and, after graduation, went to work for what was then a small-software company in Redmond, WA. - Microsoft. In his thirteen years at Microsoft he had the opportunity to work on a variety of software projects in the Office Development Group. David held a variety of positions at Microsoft including Development Team Lead and Development Manager. After he left Microsoft, he started David McKinnis Consulting to help non-profits and small businesses use technology more effectively.

Who am I?
So much to say with so little space - a devoted father and husband, a runner and life-long learner. Someone who believes that people and life give back to you what you give to them.

All time favorite Gadget
Palm Tungsten E2

Favorite vacation spot? Why?
Kauai, Hawaii (though it's been a long time since I've been there). A beautiful island and a place that (when I last visited it at least) wasn't as built up as some other beautiful places.

What do you do at SureTech.com?
I play a number of roles. I try to look at the big picture of how we are going to successfully deliver the right set of technologies to our customers. I work on managing our technology projects to ensure they are delivered on time. And I also do a fair amount of work on the server-side technologies we deliever.

Favorite blog?
www.andrewsullivan.com

Favorite website?
www.dukebasketballreport.com

What do you want clients to know about technology?
Technology is not a cure for everything. Sometimes it can be the problem rather than the solution.

 
 
 
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Director of Solutions Operations 
Jim is a computer nerd at heart, destined to work in IT. Jim has a ridiculously big movie collection, loves all things Japanese, and will try almost any food at least once...just don't feed him tomatoes. Jim also has a wife and a dog, Barney, named in honor of Neil Patrick Harris's infamous TV persona.

Favorite Smell?
Waking up to breakfast cooking.

Favorite Cereal?
Can I say bacon?

Favorite Childhood Memory?
Family trips to my grandparents' farm in Virginia.

Favorite Vacation Spot?
What's a vacation?

What is your Job?
Computer tech turned office manager.

Favorite Blog?
WarcraftHuntersUnion.com ...my wife cringed when I said that.

Favorite Website?
Netflix.com

What do you want clients to know about technology?
Have you tried turning it off and on again? But in all seriousness, tech work takes patience and research.

 
 
Dana Molina
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VP Sales & Operations

Email: Contact Dana

Dana brings a breadth of experience in marketing, user training, fundraising and experience with the non-profit sector to Topaz. She was the Director of Volunteer Programs for Partnerships for Parks for seven years, which included conceptualizing their content management database of over 60,000 as well as their website at itsmypark.org. Prior to that she worked as a Program Officer for the Foundation for a Civil Society encouraging civic participation initiatives like Rock the Vote in Slovakia. She was a Peace Corps Volunteer in the Czech Republic and initiated computer training for teachers in her town and introduced computer labs for language classes. She studied as an English major at Yale. Dana is featured here with company mascot, Catalina Evelyn Molina.

Who am I?
Wife and mother of two. I love hiking in the woods, gardening, protecting open space, livable sustainable communities and above all playing with my family.

Favorite Smell
Vanilla

Favorite Cereal
Flax Granola

What is your favorite childhood memory?
Walking through a blizzard to go to a basketball game with my dad.

Favorite vacation spot? Why?
Kauai. Ask my husband.

What do you do at SureTech.com?
A little of everything, Mostly make sure our operations stay on track.

Favorite blog?
princetonkids.org

Favorite website?
facebook.com - I love connecting with old friends

What do you want clients to know about technology?
Good technology saves you money.