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Key People

With many years of combined knowledge and experience in the data networking and imaging industries, Cinemage’s management team understands the technology trends and market dynamics that are driving the emerging demand for solutions that distribute digitized content within business, institutional and consumer networks. The team is focused on enacting the Company’s vision of creating customers worldwide for Cinemage’s technology, Prints-On-Demand services and digitized art reproductions.

Edgar Froese - CEO
Edgar Froese has 35 years of experience in the software industry. He was a founding staff member of the UBC Computing Centre, which for many years was the leading site for software development and innovation in British Columbia with collaborative relationships with similar centres of expertise in leading Western universities.
Mr. Froese founded Advanced Cultural Technologies Inc. in 1992 to undertake systems planning and development in advanced networking and multimedia computing.

Mr. Froese provides technical architectural direction for the company, as well as corporate planning, and market sector direction and specification. He also acts as Promoter for Media West Technology (VCC) Corp. and the Cinemage Software Limited Partnership.

Jon Nightingale I.S.P. - Manager, Product Evolution Mr. Nightingale has over 25 years of experience in software product support. As a technical writer, Mr. Nightingale has produced and edited a variety of software product descriptive materials. Prior to joining ACT Mr. Nightingale worked for 20 years for the University of British Columbia and was Manager of Administration for Computing and Communications at the time of his departure. Mr. Nightingale has been closely involved in the development of the Cinemage system, and is familiar with the product, its intended markets, and pilot customers. He will play a key role in the preparation of product sales literature as well as product support materials and services.

John Campbell Senior Systems Developer John Campbell has 35 years of experience of software systems development. Mr. Campbell spent much of that time at the University of British Columbia, first in the Computing Centre and thereafter in the Systems Division of the Library. Mr. Campbell co-authored the software that for over 20 years ran the Library's cataloguing and administrative services. He has extensive knowledge of computer operating systems, database systems and structures, networking systems and protocols, software languages and the efficient implementation of code, information systems applications, and numerous methodologies for dealing with data forms and formats and their manipulation in computer based systems.