Adam

adam@tekspree.com

Supreme Coordinator of Internet Services

When I was in 3rd grade, my baseball coach handed me the starting line-up sheets, and told me that I was born to play baseball - it was in my genes. I was ecstatic - finally, something I was better at than my brother. Something to make mom and dad proud! I struck out all 4 times I was at bat that game because of a papercut on my thumb - those lineup sheets have really sharp edges .

Bernard

bernard@tekspree.com

High Regent of Acquisitions

I've drawn robots, but I've never built one.
I've drawn monkeys, but I've never commanded an army of them.
I've drawn zombies, but I haven't performed a choreographed dance with them led by an undead pop star (yet).

Susie

sue@tekspree.com

Her Grace the Duchess of Import and Export.

Well, if you are reading this, you have spent far too much time at this website. I generally don't do interviews and the like (except sometimes on TV). But, since you've taken the time to come to this page, I will divulge just enough information to make you feel it was worth the effort. I am the merchandising director here - I speak fluent Mandarin, which comes in handy when arguing with a factory in China.

Benjamin

ben@tekspree.com

Grand High Master of Picking and Packing.

I've done a number of crazy and stupid things in my past, most of which I can't really remember. In high school, my mom actually made a list that filled a legal-sized piece of paper and posted it on the fridge with a magnetic holder. I was kind of proud of the list, myself.