Griff is currently the executive director at Triceratops Tech. Before founding the company, he taught math classes, tended bar, and worked on software for organizations of every conceivable size, from volunteer-led community groups to Amazon.com. Now he is actively involved in designing client solutions and loves cutting through complex problems to zero in on how to make somebody’s life better. Outside of the office, he’s often kayaking through every tidal mudflat in the South Puget Sound.
Azure develops and manages Triceratops projects from concept to completion. She hails from Oregon and graduated from Reed College, where she developed her skills in research design, data collection, and statistical analysis in quantitative psychology. Outside work, she is constantly thinking about music and human behavior, and she enjoys escaping into the worlds of video games and fantasy books.
Karen is the volunteer Director of Operations for Triceratops Technology Resources. She is originally from California but was raised in New Mexico. She's made the PNW her home for the last 26+ years. With her bachelor's degree in Computer Science and master's in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University, years of nonprofit work, technical and operations experience, she aligns well with the Triceratops mission. She loves watching SeaHawks games, working out at the gym, and spending time with her two children, her dog and 2 cats.
We work with a diverse range of volunteers and contractors, including software engineers, I.T. professionals, web developers, and other specialists. Our in-office staff are your initial contact point with the Triceratops network and will connect you with the right expert to meet your needs.
Board Treasurer
R. Patrick Taggesell is a board member of Triceratops Tech. He is an educator dedicated to tech literacy and educational technology integration for students, educators, and administrators. He currently serves on curricular adoption committees and advocates for real world, low cost tech solutions to everyday challenges
Board Secretary
Sarah Bouwman has been a developer for 12 years, dedicated to building technology that meets user needs while upholding high standards of quality and security. Technology is a powerful force multiplier that can help solve problems, but there is a high barrier to entry for many groups to leverage it effectively and safely. In her spare time, she enjoys knitting.
Board President
Rebecca supports data and program evaluation projects, as well as organizational development work, such as strategic planning, coaching, and facilitation. She especially loves projects that bridge these two skill sets -- elevating organizational capacity around developing data insights and using them to maximize impact and tell a compelling story. Outside of work, she can regularly be found outdoors, exploring Washington's many hiking trails.