Inspired by a vision of how wireless Internet technology would change the way people everywhere communicate with each other, find information, and search for what they need and want, Jason Devitt co-founded Vindigo Studios in 1999. He named the company Vindigo, from the Latin word "Vindico", which means to liberate or make free, because Vindigo Studios is liberating the Internet from its desktop prison, the PC.

Jason continues to drive the company's product and business strategy, and is recognized as a leading evangelist for the delivery of content and services to mobile devices. He has been described by Red Herring as one of the most creative people in publishing and by Internet World as one of the 25 rising stars of the Internet. He is a member of the board of directors of the IAB.

Prior to founding Vindigo, Jason worked at the technology-driven investment bank D.E. Shaw & Co. Jason holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering, a Master's degree in Engineering Science, and a Diploma in Law from University College Dublin and the King's Inns in his home town of Dublin, Ireland. His graduate research concerned techniques for delivering full-motion video over noisy channels such as wireless phones.

In 2000, Marci Weisler brought years of experience in both Internet and wireless, as well as the cable industry, to Vindigo Studios. Her team drives relationships with wireless carriers, media companies and technology partners. Prior to joining Vindigo, Marci served as Vice President of Market Development at Flooz.com., which she joined prior to the launch of its online currency service. There she built relationships with retailers, distribution and marketing partners. Earlier, she spearheaded online development for Muze, a leading provider of entertainment information for e-commerce sites. Prior to that, Marci served as Director of Business Development at Air Media, Inc., an early supplier of wireless information. Marci began her online career building content and commerce for the Prodigy Services Company. Marci holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA from Cornell University.

Bob Fitterman brings to Vindigo Studios more than 25 years of experience in software development. In 1988 he co-founded ILX Systems, which grew to be the nation's largest provider of mission-critical real-time financial market data to brokerages. As Executive Vice President of Systems Development, Bob established the engineering team and grew it to 150 people, playing a central role in designing, developing, and managing the technology infrastructure and core products. Subsequently, he ran new business development at ILX Systems.

Bob received a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics from the Johns Hopkins University and began his career at Data General and E.F. Hutton. He is an active member of the New York CTO Club.

Carrie Himelfarb is a veteran of the New York new media advertising community. She joined Vindigo Studios as the Vice president of Sales where her management responsibilities include overseeing all of Vindigo Studio's advertising and m-commerce sales operations.

Prior to joining Vindigo Studios, Carrie served as Vice President of Sales at sixdegrees where she was responsible for the worldwide sales operations, as well as pioneering efforts in business development and e-commerce. At sixdegrees, Himelfarb's strategic direction of sales strategy helped drive a steady increase in revenue to ultimately get the company sold to Youthstream Media Networks.

Before joining sixdegrees, Himelfarb served as the Global Accounts Manager at Wired Digital. Her position allowed her to pioneer the sale of millions in revenue and lead major consumer and business accounts such as IBM, Barnes and Noble and Sony to try the internet as an advertising medium.

She started her sales career at Qwest Communications (formerly US West) where she held various sales positions to help them monetize their technology and database products.

Carrie is a member of the MMA and NYNMA and sits on a variety of panels and has reviewed web sites for Fox TV. Carrie has a Bachelor's of Science degree from the Arizona State University.

Tricia was an integral part of the core team that launched the original version of the Vindigo software. Before joining Vindigo Studios, Tricia was the Senior Web Producer for Juno Online Services, where she created and directed Juno's first community site, including the development of new features and ongoing relationship management. Previously, Tricia consulted for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies on communication strategies, including the development of Web sites and niche software applications. Tricia holds a BS from Cornell University.