Getting things right for your business begins with a dedicated multi-dimensional team. And that's exactly what we've built. Our designers aren't just designers—they're brand specialists, flash gurus and more. Our programmers do more than sit in a dark room and write code. They solve tough communications problems with attention to detail and a strong strategic background. And our account managers don't push papers and do everything the client wants. They create the synergy between the client and the Lightfin team and cultivate projects into long-term relationships.
We are all ambassadors for your brand and ours. That means defending ideas that make your brand stronger and abandoning those that don't make the grade.
Lightfin Studios is privately owned by three individuals who each bring a unique approach and skillset to the team but share the common goal—
"Everything You."
DJ Haskins
DJ is responsible for the day to day operations of the business. A six year veteran to the interactive industry, DJ holds a MBA from the University of New Hampshire and has built a career managing and overseeing projects of all sizes. He can typically be found drinking Diet Cokes in the conference room, fighting with the color printer and spreading the word of Lightfin Studios to any and all that will listen.
Sean Reusch
Sean heads up our creative department and is an experienced infor-
mation, visual and flash designer. Sean holds a BFA from Montserrat College of Art and although a fine artist by education, his eight plus years of experience as an interactive designer has grounded him in the tech world. He can usually be found tinkering with his camera as he mutters unintelligible swears under his breath (or out loud depending on his mood).
Sam Giberson
Sam handles the development related aspects at Lightfin Studios. A graduate from the Whittemore School at the University of New Hampshire, he's worked as a web developer and search engine strategist for the past seven years. If Sam's not working he's more than likely on a golf course. Even if he is working there's a 68% chance he's thinking about golf—don't worry he's a good multitasker.
