About Chapter Three

Josh has been active with the Drupal community since 2003, and is a founder of the Drupal Dojo as well as CTO of Chapter Three. He specializes in infrastructure, architecture, scalability, and high-performance engineering.

Josh was a co-founder of the DeanSpace project on the Howard Dean presidential campaign, and he utilized that technology when he helped to start-up and run Music for America, a national non-profit promoting progressive politics and participation to the Millennial generation. After the 2004 election cycle and before starting Chapter Three he worked with several campaign organizations and nascent consultancies, eventually as the leader of a development team.

He also has a B.F.A. in Drama from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and has been blogging since 2001 at outlandishjosh.com. He is also published author.

Nica has over ten years of professional experience in design, web and multimedia. She works with clients from the ground up, creating branding, identity, graphics and interface design.

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She is also versed in web strategy, usability, information architecture, and web standards. She has worked extensively with non-profits and serves as Online Director for the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship on the side.

Jon Skulski is armed with a fierce, home-grown, do-it-yourself ethic which he picked up hacking on open source projects over the past decade. He's constantly refactoring, finding the edge of what's happening online, and taking the next step beyond.

An experienced Drupal engineer with several years of experience, he is also interested in exploring the interspaces between the Arts and the Sciences, the interfaces between the Humans and the Machines, and in the inner-places of the old growth Redwood forests.

Jennifer Lea Lampton founded her own web-development company in 1997, right after graduating from High School. She has been actively building sites with Drupal and participating in the open-source community since 2006.

Jen has been actively working with Drupal since 4.7. She maintains several modules on drupal.org, and is a very active member in the Drupal community. She's a regular face at the Berkeley users group, an occasional attendee at the San Francisco users group, and drops in on other Drupal Camps around the country. Jen is a coordinator for the BADcamp events, and was also on the organizing committee for DrupalCon San Francisco in 2010.

Floor is a recent transplant from South Africa, via New York. Before joining Chapter Three, she ran a graphic design business, creating design experiences and brands for clients in Asia, Africa, North America and Europe. She is a classically trained violinist and, when she's not obsessing about design, spends her time composing music, DJ-ing and tweaking samples.

Greg Coit has been administering Linux and Unix systems since 1997, is the current president of the Humboldt Linux Users Group and has a certain "je ne sais quoi" for Tech Support that spans more than 13 years. Greg has a passion for trains that has lead him to get an engineer certification and training in coal chucking on a rare 1884 steam locomotive.

In the crowded marketplace of SEO experts, Rob is literally a cut above the rest. With a top 10 Google ranking in "Search Engine Optimization Expert" and a ranking before Airforce.com with a search of "United States Air Force Veteran" former Staff Sergeant Bertholf demonstrates how his effective techniques provide results in even the most saturated environments. Prior to joining Chapter Three as Chief Search Architect Rob was already a seasoned digital pioneer, @Rob sent the first "tweet" from Hawaii and oversaw the creation of over 700 websites as inventor of ZeppOS Content Management Application. As part of his responsibilities at Chapter Three, Rob continues to find innovative ways to leverage the marketing power of the web for his clients. He also shares his SEO and web marketing insights as a regular keynote speaker/lecturer for corporate and academic audiences.

Learn about Rob's techniques in Search Engine and Social Media marketing and optimization website.

Vilas Dhar serves as the principal legal advisor to Chapter Three, LLC and provides strategic counsel to the company's senior management team. Mr. Dhar serves as the company's primary point of contact for all legal issues. In his spare time, Mr. Dhar is involved in a variety of charitable causes focusing on international development and human rights.

Mr. Dhar is a co-founder and partner at DHAR LAW, LLP. Mr. Dhar represents clients in a wide variety of corporate transactions, including representing buyers and sellers in mergers and acquisitions involving both public and private companies, as well as investors and issuers in early stage investments. In addition, Mr. Dhar has advised publicly-traded companies on corporate governance, public disclosure and other securities law matters. Mr. Dhar is very active in the technology entrepreneurship community, advising startups on matters related to formation, seed financing, and intellectual property protection. Mr. Dhar also chairs DHAR LAW, LLP's Pro Bono Committee and directs the Firm's engagement with international global health NGO's, community entrepreneurs, and the local arts community. Learn more about DHAR LAW, LLP at http://www.dharlawllp.com.

Mr. Dhar has lectured and published articles on the field of microfinance, with a focus on increasing efficiency in microfinance institutions, developing country policies related to banking and microfinance infrastructure, and has been consulted by large financial institutions on developing platforms for commercializing socially conscious lending.

Mr. Dhar holds a J.D. from New York University School of Law, where he was a member of the Order of Barristers. Mr. Dhar also holds dual Bachelor’s degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Illinois. Mr. Dhar is an active member of the American Bar Association, Boston Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, and the NYU Alumni Association.