Joe is the CEO &amp; Founder of Viableware, a Seattle-area company that is currently making news by rolling out an innovative digital bill folder at full-service restaurants around the country, like Tableau restaurant in New Orleans and Ethan Stowell restaurants in Seattle.  

Earlier in his career, Joe was an early member of Spry, Inc. in Seattle - which produced one of the first commercially available internet connection software packages available for sale to the public.  (Spry sold to CompuServe in 1995 for $100 million.)  He was also the CEO &amp; Founder of Seattle-based Pantheon, which was acquired by Compaq in 1997.  Pantheon created community publishing systems for newspapers such as The New York Times and the Houston Chronicle.  Later, Joe was the CEO &amp; Founder of Union-Street.com in Seattle - which was acquired by InfoSpace for $17 million in 1999.  Lastly, he has also served as CEO &amp; Founder of Seattle-based Tamarac - an investment management solutions company that was bought by Envestnet for $54 million in 2012. 