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About Vandemark Design

With a degree in Electrical Engineering, I spent many years in Northern California's Silicon Valley in various technical, marketing and management positions in the wireless and telecommunications industries. I have ten years of general management experience with P&L responsibility and particular expertise in pioneering new products and markets. My whole career I have been at the "bleeding edge" of communications technology. (details...)

In 1998, as Executive VP of Marketing and Sales for a contract engineering development firm, I created and maintained the company's first web site. I also was responsible for all sales and marketing collateral, including product brochures, sales force presentations and written proposals. At that time the Internet was in its infancy, so web sites were created in HTML code with a word processor, and I became proficient in writing code.

After a successful career, I "retired" to Rancho Mirage in 2002 and since have continued my web site development work and also consulted for various companies in the area of strategic planning, company PowerPoint presentations, and Visual Basic scripts for data entry automation and conversion. I have kept abreast of web site technology by creating several new sites (see links to some recent examples to the left) and plan to be more active in web site development in the future. I have expertise in digital photography and graphics editing, and am an avid amateur photographer, including underwater photos. I have successfully used an HTML-based design program called HotDog, and this web site was written with Microsoft FrontPage 2003. I am also very experienced with Adobe's Dreamweaver, which is full of server-side features for interactive and dynamic web pages. 

 

 
 

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