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Angie Radtke

With her communication office – Der Auftritt – (English: the scene) webdesigner Angie Radtke, designs and realizes targeted communication solutions for internet and print. She specialized in marketing oriented, barrier free Internet presence, on customer demand with the use of Open Source Content Management Systems Joomla!. She proves appealing designs, accessibility and the use of CMS can unite fluently.

Her emphasis is to develop designs for customers they can really identify with, for a wide range of branches. Angie Radtke does not only handle all technical issues, when needed she also develops Corporate Design for her customers or she implements the available CI in her work.

Her consultancy contains all technical, conceptional and operational ranges. For Angie this "Full service" is a prerequisite to accomplish the goal set: optimal combining Creativity and technical options for every requirement and to provide tailor-made solutions.

Antonie de Wilde

Antonie de Wilde is a designer of identity management solutions, helping organizations creating and maintaining identity life cycle management solutions. He has been part of the Joomla! Project almost since the beginning, spending a considerable amount of time on the Joomla! core team. In this time he was responsible for the websites and website infrastructure. At the moment, he is one of the forum administrators of the always busy forum at http://forum.joomla.org.

Arno Zijlstra

Arno Zijlstra is the creative mind and founder of alvaana.com development lab for the web. He is one of the original founders of the Joomla! Open Source Content Management System and has been involved in a couple of other Open Source projects. His passion is creating sites and interfaces that look different and are built with accessibility, usability and web-standards being truly important. Always on the look out for new things and open to learn from anyone, anytime.

Follow me at http://twitter.com/me_arno

Robin Muilwijk

Robin Muilwijk, born in 1969 in the Netherlands where is still lives, is a true Open Source enthusiast! During his years on internet he gradually got more and more involved in Open Source projects. With his blog posts he hopes to bring you interesting news, reviews, case studies and more.

Amy Stephen

Amy Stephen is a longtime member of the Joomla! community and has helped in the forums, with the Communications Team, Bug Squad, Documentation Team, GHOP, GSoC, and with Joomla! 1.6 development. She has over 25 years experience in IT, much of which has little value now since card decks, COBOL, and back office Microsoft expertise are of no interest. She is lead developer on Tamka.org, a suite of GPL'd blogging and community collaboration extensions for Joomla!, and a freelance consultant providing Joomla! services.

Follow me at http://twitter.com/AmyStephen

Wilco Jansen

Wilco was born in 1967 in the Netherlands where he still lives. After years of being a programmer Wilco has worked as project manager and IT manager. Discovered Joomla! when he was creating his own content management system, and never lost focus after then. Joined core team as development coordinator in May 2006 just helping to make Joomla! even better then it is already. Wilco has been deeply involved in the Joomla project as Google summer of code program manager 2006, 2007 and 2008 editions, co-organizer of the Google Highly Participation contest in 2008, first ever development coordinator, creator of the Joomla bug squad, member of the board of Open source matters, regular speaker on world wide conference advocating Joomla and much, much more. Wilco has a bachelor degree in business and information engineering and studied Master of Science knowledge and information engineering at the Middlesex University in London.

Wolfgang Disch

Wolfgang is a seasoned IT professional working long years as head of software development and member of the executive team of a mobile phone distribution company. In these years he perceived the change from desktop software to web based applications. His vision is to support people with useful internet based services on mobile handsets which are easily available wherever they are.