Drawn by the culture of adventure and the mountains of the PNW, Tim moved to Seattle from New Jersey in 1991. After riding the early wave of tech in Seattle, with a background in software development and experience volunteering with nonprofits, Tim co-founded Fuse IQ, a web development agency focusing its expertise on serving nonprofit organizations.

Tim has 30 years of experience in the Seattle tech industry. Prior to Fuse IQ, he worked for tech companies Aldus, Adobe, and Qpass. His expertise spans software development to web development, database development, and technical management. He loves applying technology to make a positive difference in the world. Tim is currently Director of Applications Development at Cancer Research and Biostatistics, https://crab.org/.

His favorite activities include spending time with his wife and two boys, playing guitar, and adventuring in the mountains. He’s also involved in the Seattle nonprofit community, volunteering with organizations such as JDRF.  Tim lives in Seattle with his wife, two boys, and their dog Rainy.

When asked specifically what being on the Board of GRACE means to him, Tim stated "I believe strongly in the mission of GRACE and of patient education in empowering cancer patients and their families to be their own best advocates and more successful in their cancer fight.  I believe the support and community provided to patients through GRACE is invaluable to them in their difficult cancer journey."