As the Indexer Strategist, Heather strives to combine broad inclusivity and seamless functionality in the realm of indexing memories and experiences. She is dedicated to empowering individuals in their archiving process, allowing them to unlock the richness and depth of their personal stories.

A lifelong student of human behavior and social interaction, Heather holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Business Administration. Throughout her professional journey managing strategic initiatives for multinational organizations, she solved complex challenges by collaborating across diverse stakeholder groups. These experiences honed her ability to research stakeholder needs and create intuitive workflow processes.

Heather hopes her contributions empower individuals to capture the essence of their unique journey and preserve their legacy through robust and inclusive indexing.

Anees is a UI/UX Designer & Front-End Developer with a passion for creating seamless and delightful user experiences. He especially enjoys working on design operations and systems that help bring order to complexity.

Anees has carved an impressive work experience of 15 years in various areas of graphic design. He has strong domain knowledge in the creation of branding collaterals, web and graphics designing, Application UI / UX, marketing collaterals, etc.

He has worked with well-known organizations across the globe, including White Melon Advertising, Vanilla Networks, Sense Incorporated, Firstsource Solutions, etc.

Anees prides himself on forming trust-built relationships that instigate and inspire a shared long-term vision.

When not working, he usually loves to play football and cricket.

Sayeed is a developer with 11 years of experience in creating dynamic and functional websites and web applications. Responsibilities include data storage infrastructure, web applications, computer hardware and guide team development efforts towards successful project delivery. Sayeed stays up-to-date with emerging technologies and industry trends with the goal to apply them into operations and activities.

In his spare time, he likes to watch movies and play games for fun and relaxation.

Over 40 years experience working across the globe at an Executive Management level within Archoral, Argus Cyber Security, General Motors and Next Stage Development. I have proven global cross-functional experience of creating real change by combining technical expertise with business strategies to optimize efficiencies and improve bottom-line results.

Notable career highlights include: Creating North American Division of Argus Cyber Security, Establishing automotive cyber security department at General Motors, Technical Center leadership (Canada and India), management of global electrical division across 5 countries.

In her spare time she loves to golf and play video games.

Tamika Strong graduated from Emory University with a Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies. She received a Master of Library and Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master of Archival Studies at Clayton State University.

Mrs. Strong spent 15 years serving Georgia’s citizens as a librarian in the DeKalb County Public Library System and the Georgia Public Library Service. Since becoming an archivist more than five years ago, she assists researchers by connecting them to the vast resources available at the Georgia Archives.

Mrs. Strong discovered her passion for genealogy after planning a successful series of tracing your family history workshops at a library where she worked. Since then, she has become more involved with genealogy, presenting workshops at various institutions, including her Alma Mater, Emory University, the DeKalb History Center, and the Digital Library of Georgia. She leads a monthly genealogy discussion group and is active in several genealogy organizations. She is active in several genealogy related organizations including the Georgia Genealogical Society, the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAHGS) – Metro Atlanta Chapter and serves on the Board of the Georgia Archives Institute. A thrill of the hunt type of researcher, Tamika enjoys assisting others in discovering their ancestors while trying to find her own.

Health Information Technology, Genealogist, advanced degrees from Brown & Toland Physicians and Stanford University School of Medicine.

Stewart has been a volunteer with the California Genealogical Society since 2014. He served six years on the Board of Directors, with five years as recording secretary. He published the monthly CGS eNews for eight years. He continues to volunteer on the Digital Historian Committee.

He is a graduate of ProGen #49 and continues his genealogical education through national conferences and annual institutes (GRIP, IGHR, SLIG). Stewart is a public speaker in the US and UK with “LGBTQ Genealogy” and “Excel for Genealogists” being his most popular topics.

Since 2018, Stewart has been blogging on LGBTQ Genealogy and other subjects. He hopes to raise awareness that not everyone in our family trees was heterosexual. We all have LGBTQ folk in our trees. Recognizing them and inviting their stories back into our ancestry enriches our family histories.

Rachel is an entrepreneur. Since the age of 17 starting a small art business, she has pursued her passion for entrepreneurial endeavors by being involved in many different facets of the business world. She has owned multiple for profits businesses primarily in the ecotourism and healthcare education fields. The experience of being a business owner naturally transitioned into consulting, with multiple small to medium-sized companies in all areas of business development including marketing plan design, program development, HR, Team-building, and Safety Education.

She attended Florida State College for Business Administration while owning a small business, able to practically apply her education in a very dynamic market.

She has also worked extensively with non-profit organizations as a board member and volunteer. She has been passionately involved in outdoor education and sustainable agriculture currently sitting on the board of Wild EDU and First Coast Urban Ag.

Kate Guanci, CEO, movie industry prop master for over 25 years and brings a wealth of organization, creativity and problem-solving skills to Archoral. As well as her vast knowledge as an amateur genealogist.

Kate rose thru the ranks from PA to Production Designer, working mainly in the world of commercials, biopics and documentaries. After a decade of successful commercial work, she left the industry to work with the United States Military. In using the skills acquired in the world of production she was part of a team assembled to assist in designing training villages and wartime scenarios. This was to aid in educating our troops with Cultural Immersion programs before entering the Iraq/Afghanistan war zone.

Returning to production work, Kate turned more to Feature Films and Television. Her previous training in construction, set decorating, team leadership, budgeting and task management led her straight to the “world of specifics” as a Department Head.

She has since retired from the industry to focus full-time on creating the ultimate solution for archivists of all types.