I've been building on the internet since 1994. BlueShore.AI exists for the businesses ready to stop watching and start moving.
In 1993 I was at the University of Illinois when Marc Andreessen and a small team built Mosaic, the browser that put the internet in front of everyday people. I didn't just read about it. I was there.
Within a year I co-founded Digital Media Group, one of America's first web development firms, building prototypes that resembled eBay, Amazon, and Zillow before those companies existed. We white-labeled dial-up access, bought domain names through Network Solutions, and had a silent Microsoft partner giving us early browser access when almost nobody outside Redmond had it.
In 1999 Microsoft recruited me directly to their Business Solutions Group. My team delivered enterprise e-commerce platforms for Progressive Insurance, Sherwin-Williams, Goodyear, and Victoria's Secret at a time when nobody had a playbook. We wrote it as we went.
After seven years I stepped away to raise three daughters. The best investment I ever made. In 2024 I recognized the same electricity I felt in 1993. My wife of twenty years, Liann, with 25 years in enterprise data strategy, semantic architecture, and applied AI, felt it too. We built BlueShore.AI together.