Prior to Rolling Orange, Jake co-founded Pantheon Interactive, one of the first interactive agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 1998, iXL purchased Pantheon, and Jake became Vice President of Online Learning at iXL. Prior to Pantheon, he worked at Silicon Graphics as a product manager of the external website, one of the first corporate websites ever developed. Jake was also CEO and a co-founder of online music startup MusicBeyond (which became SeeHear).

Through his work with Princeton, Stanford University, Columbia University, and the University of Chicago, Jake has become a recognized expert in Web development for higher education. He is often asked to present at education and technology conferences and events on such topics as Web design and development, multimedia, and social networking.

Throughout his career, Colin has focused on blending high-quality creative design elements with sophisticated and compelling interactive solutions. His experience reflects countless projects for clients in a variety of fields—from the performing arts to software development to the cruise industry. He oversaw creative development for two of the firm’s most successful and critically acclaimed projects to date—the San Francisco Symphony’s Keeping Score site, and the Carnegie Hall Listening Adventure: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra.

Prior to co-founding Rolling Orange, Derek served as Head of Engineering for the Digital Media Services division of iXL, which at the time was one of the world’s largest interactive agencies.

At Rolling Orange, Derek has been instrumental in developing robust and reliable technical solutions for Rolling Orange clients such as Stanford University, the San Francisco Symphony, Princeton University, and the University of Chicago’s Alumni Community.

Colin worked in London as a lead designer for Virgin.com before joining Rolling Orange. At Rolling Orange, he has directed the design efforts for several of the firm’s marquee clients, including Princeton University, Stanford University, Columbia University, the San Francisco Symphony, Carnegie Hall, and National Geographic Maps.

Now back in San Francisco, Chris has fully committed himself to the online world at Rolling Orange. He has designed elegant websites for Santa Clara University, Stanford University, the Stanford School of Medicine, and Yale. His future goals are to become an expert in mobile Web design and to ride all of the world’s great mountain bike trails.

At Rolling Orange, Tane was the key creative force behind two ambitious kids-oriented websites: the Lucile Packard Kid’s Connection and Carnegie Hall Listening Adventure: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra.