As founder and owner of Techdesigno, I’ve been striving to help people and businesses transition to the digital world for over 2 1/2 decades. We focus on digital online efforts through visual communications, web design and online marketing activities. I characterize myself as a customer relations servicing agent more than any other role in my work because I believe that is the most important aspect of business. Empathizing and knowing my client's wants, needs and desires, and working with them to beat their expectations is what I believe is the key to success. 

I attended The College of New Jersey and studied marketing and communication arts and then I went on to achieve a masters degree in Digital Imaging Technologies from New York Institute of Technology (NYIT). While at NYIT, I taught photography and darkroom techniques as an Assistant Professor of Art and founded NYIT’s first Computer Graphics Association.

For the past 15 years, I've enjoyed meeting and teaching students as an Adjunct College Professor for Art Appreciation, Computer Graphics, Computer Enhanced Layout & Design, Cyberspace Graphics & Animation, Web Design, and Digital Video Graphic Design.

I work to instill and inspire continuous learning even outside of the classroom because I believe that successful people are those that are self-taught, inquisitive and self-motivated. With the growth and availability of online, often free, educational, online learning platforms, there are enormous possibilities to advance knowledge and competencies, at your own pace, your own preferred time, and in the comfort of your own home, coffee shop, or wherever there is a wifi connection.

I am interested in challenging myself artistically, creatively and technologically by going beyond what I’m already doing today; in order to learn and grow. I work to instill this love of learning in my clients, as a continuous, life-long process.  One should never stop such an endeavor.

Favorite Quote

Greek Philosopher Plato once said, “If a man neglects education, he walks lame to the end of his life.”