Kevin was born in the winter of 1969 at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, which means he is a native son of the southern capitol. Kevin spent his college days by earning a degree in communications with a double emphasis in public relations and broadcasting at Mesa State University in Grand Junction, Colorado. Kevin went on to host a four sports talk radio show as well as co-host a classic rock morning show on the western slope of Colorado, but his ties to Tallahassee were too strong to deny. Kevin's family has been a staple point of the Tallahassee community going back to the early 1900's. His Mother was the chief deputy clerk of the Supreme Court Of Florida and his family is also linked to the old Willis Dairy now known as the Betton Woods Subdivision. Kevin's Desire to help the people of Tallahassee is what brought him back to his home. Kevin is a member the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce and has vowed to support local charities such as the Red Cross, The Homeless Shelter and many other charities. You can Email him now at Kevin@codagenx.com

Greg is a Tallahassee native born in the summer of ’69. After graduating from Lincoln High School, he happened into a job that would soon become his and career and life’s calling. In December of 1987, Greg began to work for the State of Florida’s Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, now Department of Children and Family, doing data entry and training. Recognizing the potential for progress, Greg set his sights for running the Local Area Network that, at that time, was just coming into existence. After years of dedication and hard work, he took the helm of a network consisting of 22 floors across a campus of eight buildings and twenty-five servers over a multi-platform network structured with Cisco routers and switches. In March of 2007, and after almost 20 years of service to the State of Florida, lifelong friends Greg and Kevin formed CodaGenX with their hometown in mind. Contact him by emailing Greg@codagenx.com