Sean Coleman graduated magna cum laude from Arizona State University in 2009 with a B.S.E in Computer Systems Engineering. With an extensive background in technology entrepreneurship, Sean successfully ran a profitable web design firm for over five years, developing extensive business relationships with hundreds of clients. As an undegraduate student, Sean completed his Honors Thesis, "When Open Source Works: Criteria for Gauging Open Source Adoption Success" under the mentorship of ASU's University Technology Officer, Adrian Sannier. In conjuntion with his thesis, Sean was awarded a research contract from the Arizona Department of Transportation to investigate utilizing Open Source Software. Sean has been selected for numerous entrepreneurship awards included the Arizona Republic's "35 Entrepreneurs 35 and Younger" in 2009 and the Small Business Administration's "Young Entrepreneur of the Year" for Arizona.
Chris attended Scottsdale Community College’s film program with a focus on visual media. With a passion for design and marketing, Chris has experience producing and directing artistic media that cohesively expresses group ideologies. Chris brings creativity and talent to OrangeSlyce to lead brand development and the forging of public relationships.
Ed received his Bachelor’s in Economics from the University of Notre Dame in 2008, with a thesis focused on determining the impact of pension plan generosity on salaries. While a student, Ed spent a year working as a research assistant under noted labor economist Dr. Teresa Ghilarducci. Ed will apply his knowledge of labor markets and his research experience to determine the strengths and weaknesses of competitors to optimize OrangeSlyce’s strategy.
