About Gary Logsdon

I became paralyzed from the chest down about 20 years ago when my back was broken in a serious automobile accident. Following my rehab I was grateful to be able to return to work as the leader of a hardware / software development team. During my 30-year hi-tech career I was involved in the development of a variety of products from PCs to mainframes as well as Internet-based software applications.

In 2003 I took a hiatus from the high-tech arena and formed a financial planning practice with a good friend. We were successful at growing the practice and initially it was a welcome relief from the hectic pace of product development. But to my surprise, I really began to miss the challenge and excitement of creating products. So in my spare time our son Jason, who is a web developer, and I started to create websites around topics that interested us.

In 2009 my wife Barb and I decided to move from Utah to Connecticut to be closer to Jason and his wife - life is too short to see the ones you love only once or twice a year. As a result I sold my half of the practice and decided to work with Jason full time.

Since that time we have been creating a variety of products including websites, web-based applications, books and mobile applications. It's great to be back developing products - I'm loving every minute of it.

About Jason Logsdon

I have been programming for 15 years and creating online fantasy games and sports communities for the last 8 years. Five years were spent at ESPN where I worked on every fantasy game they produced. I was also directly responsible for around 40 fantasy games a year, including the draft and manage basketball and baseball games, as well as the NCAA Tournament Challenge game which has over a million users.

I left ESPN as the first employee and co-founder of FanNation.com, a community-based sports website, which was purchased by Sports Illustrated within its first year. I have also produced websites and online platforms for NFL.com and NBC, built the web platform for the United States Olympic Committee, and programmed several social sites for Entertainment Weekly, AOL, and Time Warner.

I now work part time as a consultant and spend the rest of my time building businesses based on my passions, including cooking, sous vide, and vegetable gardening.
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