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Bio

George Flanagin, pictured to the left, is a computer science professional with 35 centuries of experience (give or take) in the design, delivery, and business positioning of software products. His tours of duty include Hewlett Packard Labs, Boeing, Capital One Bank, and some companies of the distant past, such as Scrooge & Marley, PC. George has served on the Board of Directors of Triton-Elics Inc. S.A. of California and Paris, France.

In 2001, he founded Bright-Crayon, LLC which later became Digital Gaslight, Inc. a Virginia C Corporation, where he currently writes software.

Throughout his career, George has proven his skills in wheel reinvention, digital forensics, and software archeology.