Junger built his first website in 1996, in his parents’ basement, on GeoCities.
When he went to college – attending Boston University in the fall of 2001 – there wasn’t a “website builder” track, so he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism (COM ’05).
With an understanding of mass communication, how to ask the right questions, and online storytelling, he worked at Framingham, MA-based EH Publishing, quickly becoming their resident expert on website publishing for consumer and trade publications.
When the opportunity arose to provide website management services to a popular blogger and startup CEO, he turned one client into a business model that developed into Digital Ink.
He lives in Silver Spring, MD with his wife Debbie, children Nili and Asher, and Teddy, their dog.
Sarah-Leah has always had a passion for learning new skills and keeping things organized.
At the University of Maryland, College Park, she studied everything from art to entrepreneurship to website development to the history of dinosaurs. In 2019, she graduated with a B.A. in Studio Art, a minor in Art History, and a second minor from the Smith School of Business in Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
By developing this unique set of tools and insights, Sarah-Leah is able to communicate with clients and help them better define their goals, while simultaneously speaking the language of designers and developers alike, in order to keep everyone on track and ensure they are well supported.
Previously, she was the Director of Communications & Office Manager at a think-tank in Washington, D.C., and now serves as Digital Ink’s Director of Business Operations. Sarah-Leah lives in D.C. with her husband Marc and their cat Annabelle.
Dan started out in IT, building computers and providing tech support to employees at various corporations. After a year of asking people to try, “turning it off and on again,” Dan volunteered to build the company website and immediately found his calling in life; design.
Almost 20 years later, Dan still loves what he does; building compelling, accessible, and engaging experiences. Dan has worked with clients such as Coke, Nike, Hershey’s, IHG, and more, launched a non-profit, built two video games, worked with startups and boutique shops, and ran his own agency for almost three years.
In the rare event that Dan is not heads down on a passion project, you’ll likely find him in the outdoors of CO with his wife, Mary, and his pup, Crew (she’s a good girl), or playing video games if he’s met his monthly quota for sunlight.
Gina’s role as a designer is to translate messages visually.
She is able to interpret the needs of clients by drawing on her experience in a diverse set of fields. After graduating from USC with a BA in Sociology, she explored design while serving various roles in the non-profit sector, developing a passion for branding and digital design.
Since completing a dual degree in print and interactive design, Gina has worked on packaging design, brand development, social graphics, printed flyers/mailers, and logo animation.
She enjoys being part of a collaborative team and engaging in the creative problem-solving process.
Ever since she was little, Sarah always had a passion for art, design, and storytelling.
She graduated from George Washington University with a BA in Criminal Justice and a minor in Graphic Design. Before joining Digital Ink, she interned with various non-profit organizations, advertising agencies, and school organizations. Sarah is able to quickly learn and come up with various concepts that are tailored to meet the needs of each client. She enjoys brainstorming and collaborating with a team to produce the best creative solutions.
In her free time, she enjoys drawing, biking, and playing the guitar. She also likes to chill with her sister’s two cats, Boots and Ozzy, whenever she can.
Utsab has always had a knack for solving problems, which led him to pursue a career in Computer Science. He craves challenges and is always looking for new opportunities to enhance his knowledge and experience.
He graduated from Salisbury University, Maryland with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics in 2018. After graduation, Utsab joined a digital marketing company on the Eastern Shore. During his time there, Utsab developed and maintained SEO-friendly and ADA-compliant websites built on different frameworks and hybrid-spongy email templates.
His favorite pastimes include playing guitar, traveling, and walking on the beach. He currently resides in Berlin, Maryland with his wife Salina and their two dogs, Pepper and Shere Khan (Shayru).
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