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Justin Esgar is a guest on Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast

Justin Esgar from the Virtua Consulting Group

With a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of Rhode Island and over 15 years of industry experience under his belt, Justin Esgar has combined his eclectic tech interests under the Virtua Consulting umbrella. Virtua specialises in helping small and medium-sized businesses and non-profit organisations analyse, design, and install technology solutions. The software development group Virtua XYZ brings together Justin’s various programming projects, including the Your Computer Inventory service for IT consultants. Finally, Justin organises and cheerleads for the business-focused ACES Conference and associated online community.

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Richard Wingfield is a guest on Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast

Richard Wingfield from Envision Design

Richard grew up in a small town in Texas as the son of a general contractor and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Texas in 1983.   He entered the architecture industry at a time when computer technology was first coming of age and by the early 90’s he had become a computer expert in his field. With a penchant for systems and solutions and a love of design, he moved on to become a member of the first Apple Solution Professionals Network and later to work for Apple as a Business Development Executive.

As the owner at Envision Design, he has spent more than 25 years helping business owners integrate technology into their practices. As a father, business owner, and head geek at Envision, he is still a geek at heart and loves helping people and continually learning new things in this fast paced ever-changing world.

Connect with Richard on LinkedIn.

 

Will O'Neal is a guest on Paul Green's MSP Marketing Podcast

Will O’Neal from Mid-Atlantic Computer Solutions

Will was a born IT hobbyist, early on trading his window washing skills for time on the neighbour’s Atari 800 computer. Fast forward a few years and Will’s career saw him managing most of the Macs on Capitol Hill in various Congressional offices. For about 2 years, he was the CTO for a weekly newspaper called Legal Times, where he managed the technology for 60 writers, editors, and graphic artists. From there, Will learned software & hardware repair, networking, a...