If you’re fortunate, you’ll get to know them as well as I have.

Hello everyone,

It’s with a strange combination of thoughts and emotions that I tell you that I’m leaving Attensity.

Why?  Well, I’ve been at this for a long time now.  Ten years as Attensity-the-company, at least another five prior to that in academic work that laid the groundwork for the company.  So in one sense, it’s just a matter of wanting to shift gears a bit.  I’m planning on taking a little sabbatical…a few months just to do a bunch of things I haven’t had the time to do over the last few years.  A bit of a bucket list, if you will.

I’ve had the tremendous pleasure of working with wonderful people, both inside the company and outside.  I hope I will remain connected, or even work with again, many of you.

I leave knowing that what I helped start is in capable hands.  The people of Attensity remain committed to the notion of making computers literate.  If you’re fortunate, you’ll get to know them as well as I have.