TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTORS

GREG LINDHORST is the Principal Program Manager for Microsoft Access. He has been a member of the Microsoft Access engineering team since 2006, specializing in Access web apps and the programming model. Greg is a 20-year veteran at Microsoft, where he has worked on a wide range of application development tools in Office and Visual Studio.

TOM VAN STIPHOUT is an Access MVP and the software development manager for Kinetik I.T. (www.kinetik-it.com), a premier provider of website design, SEO Internet marketing, software development, and computer network services and solutions in Phoenix, Arizona. Tom can be reached at [email protected].

JACK D. LEACH is an Access MVP with a strong background in the manufacturing business. He runs Dymeng Services (www.dymeng.com), a software development company in upstate New York, specializing in database and website solutions for small businesses. Jack can be found on www.utteraccess.com as jleach and at [email protected].

PETER DOERING is an Access MVP from Bamberg, Germany and an expert on migrations to SQL Server as well as SQL Azure and Office 365. He's been an independent developer on international projects for over 20 years. Peter is an acclaimed speaker at developer conferences in Europe and can be reached at [email protected].

GLEN KRUGER is an Access MVP and the Developer/Owner of KNK Consulting, assisting clients using Access and Visual Basic. Glen graduated from NAIT's Computer Systems Technology (CST) program. He is an administrator of the UtterAccess Forums, and can also be reached at [email protected].

RIK HEPWORTH is a Microsoft vTSP and is the IT Director and head of the SharePoint Practice at Black Marble in the UK. With over 20 years in IT, Rik has worked in nearly every aspect of computing. As a technology evangelist, Rik is a regular presenter at events around the UK and Ireland. He is easiest to find on Twitter as @rikhepworth.

JONATHAN SAMPSON is an IE MVP and the Director of Support at AppendTo (appendTo.com). Jonathan is a full-stack developer who participates on stackoverflow.com and produces content for sampson.ms. Jonathan can be found on Twitter at @jonathansampson.