Two generations of builders.

Cory has spent three decades building software at every scale — starting at CDW.com in the late '90s, where he helped build one of the world's first e-commerce engines, before Amazon was Amazon. A seasoned entrepreneur, he founded Pulsity, spun out Local Launch, and sold it to R.H. Donnelley in 2006 — with several startups since.

He's a fixture in the global Go community: core engineering on InfluxDB, founder of Denver Gophers (one of the first Go meetups in the world), an organizer of the very first GopherCon, partner at Gopher Guides, and co-author of Go Fundamentals. He's trained more than 10,000 developers and lectures worldwide on Go and software engineering.

That global experience comes home as local expertise: Cory mentors entrepreneurs, guest-lectures for UW–Eau Claire's entrepreneurship program, and volunteers leading a high school AI programming club — helping people at every stage put technology to work.

Logan leads Digital Drywood's AI services practice — scoping, building, and delivering automation for clients. An AI-native entrepreneur, he founded his own 3D print manufacturing business and scaled it to a 32-printer production farm, learning engineering the way it sticks: by running a real operation with real customers.

He pairs that operator's instinct with deep, current AI skills and a background in graphics and 3D design — so the systems he builds don't just work, they fit how a business actually runs. He also mentors a high school AI programming club, helping the next generation build.

His competitive record says the rest: Wisconsin State Archery Champion and Wisconsin SkillsUSA 3D Printing champion — precision, focus, and follow-through in everything he takes on.