About Us - Founded July, 2006
Our Mission
We have one goal in mind: Provide fun, interesting, and life enhancing technology to those without.
eGenerations is the result of realizing that goal, and releasing it to all of you.
Technology should make your life easier, not more difficult.
By approaching innovation with the user in mind, our solutions bend technology to your needs, and not you around the technology.
Letter from the CEO/Founder
Connect. Learn. Explore. - The 3 Core faculties with which we operate our lives.
We Connect to other people, Learn from our experiences, and Explore the environment around us.
During our years we sometimes lose the ability to easily Connect. Many times Learning the things we'd like to isn't readily available or easy to access. Exploration of our world, our potential, and our imagination has not always been available to each of us...
We're here to change that.
eGenerations provides an extension to the 3 core abilities that we've embraced our entire lives, and is built around the natural language we use everyday. After all technology should make your life easier, not more difficult.
So I invite you to join us, and Connect with other Members 10 or 10,000 Miles away, Learn about all matters great, and small, and Explore to the extents of your imagination & intrigue.
Warmly,
Nathaniel Adam Briggs, CEO/Founder
eGenerations
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Corporate Headquarters
| eGenerations |
| 16811 North 59th Street |
| Scottsdale, AZ. 85254 |
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Leadership
| Nathaniel Adam Briggs, Chief Executive Officer/Founder |
| Claudia Cusack, Vice President/Co-Founder |
Nathaniel Adam Briggs, the Founder of eGenerations, brings over 14 years of design, technology, and business solution experience to eGenerations.
During Nathaniel's professional career he has worked with American Express (AXP), Paxson Communications / ION Media Networks (ION), AON Corporation (AOC), International Speedway Corporation, McNichols Corporation, DuPont Registry, Colliers International, Florida Holocaust Museum, Laubeck, ReMax Realty, Outhouse, Qualisys, Biovision Sports, and Netwolves to name only a few.
Nathaniel has developed over 100 successful Internet properties as a team member or sole engineer. His vision, and innovation has been recognized in the Advanced Computer Graphics, Internet, Visual Effects, Grid Computing, Broadcast Television, Marketing, and CRM segments of the technology arena. He has served as a guest speaker at several industry events, and is a Member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), National Physique Committee (NPC), and SIGGRAPH.
Nathaniel began his career early in life by learning to write software in the 4th grade, and 2 years later placed in the top 10 of the National Science Olympiad in Earth Science. Later Nathaniel served in the United States Marine Corps - Amphibious Assault, and earned a Bachelors in Computer Science (Summa cum laude / 3.95 GPA) from the University of Advancing Technology in Tempe, Arizona.
Supported Causes
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Authors
| Nancy Merz Nordstrom, M.Ed., Learning Later Columnist |
| David A. Hart, The Lighter Side: His Columnist |
| Virginia Rose Jansen, The Lighter Side: Hers Columnist |
| Marlys Marshall Styne, M.A., Memoirs Columnist |
Nancy Merz Nordstrom, M.Ed. - Column: Learning Later
Nancy directs the Elderhostel Institute Network for Elderhostel, Inc., North America's largest educational travel organization for older adults. She provides resources and facilitates communication among more than 370 Lifelong Learning programs across the US and Canada, and develops links between these programs and similar programs in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.
Keen awareness, and professional knowledge drive her toward progressing the abilities of all adults whom seek nourishment of mind, and extension of ability. Nancy has been recognized as a leader in LifeLong Learning by the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Boston Globe and the Washington Post. In addition, Nancy appeared on the CNN Financial News Network show "Your Money."
Nancy is also the author of Learning Later, Living Greater: The Secret for Making the Most of Your After 50 Years
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Virginia graduated from Roanoke Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing in 1961. As a travel nurse she has worked and lived in most of the Eastern part of the United States.
She has used this experience to write several articles directed at common sense approaches to health care issues on the consumer level. Her articles have appeared in several newspapers. The News-Record in North Carolina, World Sentinel, American Chronicle, Catalina Chronicle, Florida Chronicle, Fresno Chronicle, Illinois Chronicle, Irvine Chronicle, Long Beach Chronicle, Maryland Chronicle, Palm Springs Chronicle, Pennsylvania Chronicle, Riverside Chronicle, Sacramento Chronicle, San Diego Chronicle, San Jose Chronicle, Santa Barbara Chronicle, Santa Monica Chronicle, and World News.
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