Meet the Sitemasher Team
Brilliant though fun-loving irresistible and highly energized mashers revolutionizing the world of website design and management for a stress-free web culture.
MASH•ER noun - One who creates, manages and optimizes websites simply, without programming, without hassle.
No kidding.
Phil Calvin – idea guy & chief technical officer
Entrepreneur and founder Phil Calvin, who recognized the converging nature of web applications, set his sites on solving, once and for all, technology’s inherent problems with existing web development solutions - and voila! - Sitemasher ignites! Phil has been down the entrepreneurial road before, founding Motivus Software Ltd., a pioneer in the next-generation remote access marketplace. He also founded Softscribe Development, which primarily built industrial automation software for Rockwell Software, and provided product consulting and development services. Phil’s early career included gigs with Dynapro Software, Marcam Canada and Microsoft Corporation.
Ron Moravek – high-energy honcho & chief executive officer
Ron Moravek’s extraordinary ability to identify business opportunities and execute business plans made his joining Phil Calvin a natural next step in Sitemasher’s development path. The results-oriented, creative, high-energy leader comes packaged with an inspirational, fun and empowering management style. Prior posts for Ron include VP and COO of Electronic Arts Canada, co-founder of Relic Entertainment, which he helped grow from start-up to 220 people and $30 million in revenue. Early career titles include senior sales and business development roles with FedEx Canada and an IBM affiliate.
Curtis Terry – strategy wizard, chief financial officer & chief operating officer
Strategist and numbers-cruncher Curtis Terry adds more than 18 years in corporate finance to the Sitemasher mix, including Fortune 500 high-growth companies and start-up technology firms. Past posts include director of strategic planning for Electronic Arts-World Wide Studios, and Relic Entertainment, where he provided financial and operational leadership until Relic was acquired by THQ; thereafter Curtis focused on integrating the two entities while preserving Relic’s corporate culture. Prior to Relic, Curtis played a primary role supporting FedEx’s entry into the Canadian marketplace during a nine-year tenure with the shipping mogul.
Nicole Denil – growth guru & VP, sales and marketing
Nicole Denil hails from Microsoft, tallying more than 18 years of experience in high-tech and international business to her resume. During her Microsoft gig, Nicole managed the giant techno-firm’s small and medium business and mass-market segments for Latin America, and led its server and tools business in Caribbean and Central America to top worldwide revenue growth. Prior to Microsoft, Nicole served Rockwell’s Automation and Software divisions for 10 years, compiling a track record of breakthrough growth in the businesses she managed.
Eric Dorgelo – chief technocrat & VP, product development
Eric Dorgelo leads the code developers who are promising to take the pain out of web design and management. With more than 18 years in the software development industry, Eric has held various positions leading teams through the strategy, design and implementation of more than 20 successful software releases that collectively generated revenues in excess of $350 million. His roles include platform strategy manager, program development manager, software systems architect and software application engineer with Rockwell Automation.