iMarc Grows by Two

By Nils Menten – Thursday, Dec 1, 2005 / 12:00am View more articles

iMarc welcomes Robert Mohns and Christian Keyes.

Robert Mohns will be working with the sales and business development team, assisting with strategy and technical aspects of project planning. His official title is Information Architect.

Robert has been working on various web projects since 1995, and has a vast knowledge on almost anything Internet-related. In his spare time, Robert is a contributing author at MacInTouch.com.

Christian Keyes will be working with iMarc's graphic design team. Since graduating from New England Institute of Art and Communication in 2003, Christian has worked on numerous web projects as a freelance designer and multimedia producer. Along with Christian's design skills, he brings a strong understanding of Flash programming.

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