teamvoyagr
For me it is not about the numbers, at least not caching numbers. I cache for the sheer delight of finding that undiscovered view, neat location, lovely walk or surprising fact. I started caching in 2006 but didn’t get very active until about two years ago. It was probably my trip to Ishpatina Ridge that got me hooked on adventure.
I’ve spent the last 20 years in various sales and marketing roles. In my day job I’m an Internet Consultant who specializes in Search Engine Optimization. I bring my work skills to bear on OGA tasks such as this website. In a little over a year since I’ve been involved with the OGA membership has almost doubled. This growth is attributed to the general increase in popularity of geocaching and some of the changes I made to the previous site.
In addition to helping on this geocaching website I am also the author of my own geocaching blog. I use my blog to highlight my personal views on geocaching. Two of the things I focus on for geocaching are land use issues and caching for the fun of it. As part of my concern about land use issues I worked with the GRCA to get a geocaching policy implemented so that we could start to place caches in their parks where they had previous forbidden caches.
I am also the partner in an online store for geocaching supplies. I look forward to using the store to help market OGA products and services. We will pass all proceeds back to the OGA.