Jess Richmond – JS & C# Developer, and Lover of Eats, Beans, and Bikes
What was the path that brought you to Revelry? Pre-COVID I was working as an Art Department assistant in the New Orleans film industry. When I first entered the industry a few years ago, I didn’t think of myself as a creative person – which I chuckle at now – so I initially siloed myself […]
Continue ReadingSam Keer: Elixir and Javascript Developer, Boxer, Nature Enthusiast
Who is Sam Keer? Sam Keer is a software engineer who works with Elixir, Javascript, Ruby, and a dash of C#. Originally from Redwood City, California, he grew up enjoying the beautiful nature, diverse food culture, and amazing people of the Bay Area. It was there that he first developed an interest in coding: a […]
Continue ReadingA Call for Founders in Residence — Lead a New Business with the Resources for Success
Revelry Startup Studio validates ideas and builds companies. We connect founders with resources and networks needed to succeed.
Continue ReadingWelcome Kamrin Kennedy, Developer, Linguist, and Dinosaur Lover
So where are you from? I’m from here. I grew up across the river in Gretna, but I’ve lived here my entire life with the exception of college. I went to LSU, so I lived in Baton Rouge for about five years. And what were you like in high school? I was incredibly nerdy. I […]
Continue ReadingWelcome Ellen Carriere, C# Developer, Dog Lover, and Mardi Gras Enthusiast
Where are you from? I was born and raised in New Orleans. Well, technically Old Metairie so right outside of New Orleans, but yeah, I’ve grown up here my whole life. I was away in Oxford, Mississippi for a while for college, and then I came back here after graduation. Where did you go to […]
Continue ReadingMeet Brent McCrossen: Entrepreneur, Chef, and Lifelong Drummer
Note: The Original interview was conducted by Georgia An entrepreneur for more than half his life, Brent is a pro at building businesses, which serves him well as Managing Director for Revelry’s newest venture Startup Studio (more on this later). When Brent moved to Seattle in his early twenties he was working as a hairstylist […]
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