Meet the FGL Team

	Adam Schroeder - Co-Founder - has been a professional programmer his entire career. He learned his trade initially by building indie games with Macromedia Director, winning awards for his titles in the mid 90s. However, he was quickly sucked into commercial development, spending the next decade building interactive media for Fortune 500 companies including General Motors, P&G, NCR, Honeywell Aerospace and many others. Fortunately, he was able to return to his gaming roots helping pioneer the 'flash game agent' business model, which quickly grew into FGL after partnering with Chris. Contact Adam for anything!
	Chris Hughes - Co-Founder - has been an indie game developer for over 10 years. He Co-Founded FlashGameLicense.com and GamerSafe.com which have helped web game developers make millions annually. He has spoken at the GDC and Flash Gaming Summit on monetizing and distributing web games. He also has several published articles on the topics of monetizing and distributing web games. He has a BS and MS in Computer Science from Sacred Heart University. Contact Chris for anything!
	Eric Heimburg - CTO - has been a professional game developer for over a decade, best known for his work with the Asheron's Call and Asheron's Call 2 franchises. With nearly two decades of programming experience, and many years of production experience, Eric brings a wide variety of technical expertise to the team (including web technologies, SQL, and networking) as well as hands-on leadership and project management skills. His most recent publications include several technical treatises on localization technology for MMO games. Contact Eric about anything technical!
	Steve Goodwin - Head Reviewer - wrangles the FGL reviewer team (harder than herding cats!), plus he keeps track of what every sponsor wants, and sends them the games they are looking for. Odds are that Steve's hands-on salesmanship will be key to your successful bid. Contact Steve about your game!
	Noli - CFO - has a BS in accountancy from California State University, Sacramento. He is a certified public accountant and has worked in public accounting for over 9 years. Contact Noli if you must, but be prepared to learn more about tax codes than any mortal should have to endure.
	Luke Mitchell - Engineer - is an up-and-coming developer whose quick wits and ActionScript coding skills leave others in the dust. Having written FlashGameDistribution, Luke has moved on to be the principal client engineer for our GamerSafe system. Contact Luke about the GamerSafe API!
	Merlin Gore - Engineer - began as a successful Flash game developer before joining our merry band. Merlin is an active forum presence and also manages the FlashGameDistribution.com codebase. Contact Merlin about FlashGameDistribution.com!
	Jonathan - Engineer - Little is known about Jonathan. It is said he lives in a far-away country, and that he believes in Superman!? Jonathan is the lead developer on FlashGameArt.com. Contact Jonathan about FlashGameArt.com!
	Joseph Burchett - Developer Evangelist - is a successful Flash game developer, plus he runs the blog josephburchett.net, where he works hard to help indie developers make it big. Joe will help you understand the industry, and help you figure out where it's headed next. Contact Joe about the Flash industry!
	Rick Leslie - Game Reviewer - is a game designer going into his final year at Michigan State University. Also, he is a master reviewer whose advice should not be ignored! Contact Rick about your game if he reviewed it for you.
	Thomas - Game Reviewer - always wears his special "player hat" to review games the way a knowledgeable player would. His advice is brutal, honest, and invaluable. Contact Thomas about your game if he reviewed it for you.
	Ken - Engineer - is the gnome that makes various complex systems work. Ken isn't happy unless he's implementing a poorly-documented third-party web API. Contact Ken if you have ideas on how to improve First Impressions.
	Stimpy - Engineer - maintains GamerSafe.com's servers, and like Ken, he enjoys implementing inadequately-documented billing systems, and long walks on the beach. Contact Stimpy about the GamerSafe website or the GamerSafe-to-portal bridge API.