Information about the InMotion Hosting corporate culture, team member profiles, special events, and more.
For a lot of us, work looks a bit different these days. While several of us are doing the same jobs we’ve been doing, our new “offices” and working conditions can take some getting used to.
Working remote comes with its own set of challenges, but the biggest adjustment to remote life? The influx of new “coworkers.”
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Dan recently joined our team as a customer success supervisor and we’re super thankful for all he does to make sure all teams and shifts run smoothly. Learn a bit more about Dan in the interview below:
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The end of the work week is upon us! Sometimes with the excitement of the upcoming weekend, it’s easy to forget everything our colleagues or even our boss has done to help through the week. Today, we want to share with you how our marketing team shows appreciation and gratitude to those who have helped them through the week.
Continue reading –>What are you thankful for? InMotion Hosting sees the importance of being thankful, and because of that, our content marketing team put together a short video sharing just a few things that our team members are thankful for.
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InMotion Hosting is heading to Tampa, Florida to attend the 3rd annual JoomlaDay! We proudly sponsor this event and will send our very own Brand Evangelist, MikeDemo, to speak and network with other Joomla experts. This year, the event takes place in the heart of Tampa’s Historic Latin Quarter, at the Ybor City Campus. Continue reading –>
Hometown: Houma, Louisiana
Position: Marketing Specialist
Been with InMotion Hosting since: 2012
How did you get started in the web hosting field?
It was a potent combination of curiosity and necessity. Many years ago a friend, and business owner with old-school values and processes, brought up the need to bring their business into the digital age and begin creating an internet presence by selling her clothing from a website. I had taken a class on basic HTML and one on eCommerce prior to that, which doesn’t really mean anything, but my ego was large enough to convince both of us that I could make that happen. And I did. I began lots of research on web design, eCommerce, website builders, and ultimately web hosting. I launched my first eCommerce site and haven’t looked back since.
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Hometown: Virginia Beach, VA
Position: Senior Design Consultant
Been with InMotion Hosting since: December 2010
How did you get started in the web hosting field?
My Fine Arts/Graphic Design degree led me to have essential knowledge of the custom web design process, web hosting, and the benefits of investing into a professional, online presence.
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Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Position: Marketing Technologist
Been with InMotion Hosting since: September 2014
How did you get started in the web hosting field?
Before working at InMotion Hosting I was a freelancer who procured hosting for web design and marketing clients, as well as for previous employers and for myself. Most products ranged from shared hosting, to dedicated hosting.
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Hometown: Oklahoma City, OK
Position: Manager: Training & Quality Assurance
Been with InMotion Hosting since: May 2010
How did you get started in the web hosting field?
Surprisingly, I didn’t go to school to learn about computers or technology. I actually went to school to be a pastor. I had created a few websites and played around with Linux at home, but nothing on a professional level. InMotion allowed me my first opportunity in the web hosting field. I started out in Tier 1 Technical Support, and quickly moved to Tier 2-C. There I became the Team Lead, and soon moved to the Training Department. Since being hired at InMotion from 2010, I have learned something new every single day; and I love it!
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Hometown: Toledo, OH
Position: Support Supervisor
Been with InMotion Hosting since: October 2013
How did you get started in the web hosting field?
I had experience in intranets from my accounting and tax practice. After selling the business, I acquired a job with my family as a webmaster. In that position I started using Joomla! in the Mambo days. I also developed and co-authored some components for that Joomla. Eventually it spawned into a business that provided Joomla support and services. Doing the development work gave me exposure to web hosting which I found to be very exciting.
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