Internet entrepreneur and user interface designer for many years, I am now serving as the head of awesome and strategizing to win over the heart of travelers with beautiful and well executed software.

If you'd never left your hometown you'd be? Prime Minister of Canada, lowering taxes and nurturing startups. Best trip you've ever taken? Beijing, for its rich culture, history and feeling like I was truly abroad for the first time. Scariest moment while traveling? Being stopped and ruffled by a mob of drunk villagers 10 minutes from the Cambodian border. I thought I'd be cooked in a cauldron and served for dinner (I kid, I kid).

Self-taught interface designer and front-end developer, I generally spend my days pushing pixels in Photoshop, and bringing them to life in my favorite code editor.

If you'd never left your hometown you'd be? Probably having a boring life. Best trip you've ever taken? Month-long journey in the mountains of Kochi, Japan. Scariest moment while traveling? Stuck in a drunk Thai taxi, "driving" with his seat completely laid back, with no working seat-belts, going at full speed on the expressway with the eyes closed because he thought it was cool.

Hacker, obsessed with being the best at what I do. The rumor says I break things when I lose a Starcraft game or when I can't crack code fast enough.

If you'd never left your hometown you'd be? Chuck Norris. Best trip you've ever taken? I was 15 years old, left Montreal behind to spend Christmas with my brother in British Columbia. Before making it to Whistler, we went to a Vancouver Canucks hockey game. Scariest moment while traveling? Being interrogated by custom officials in a wood shed in Cambodia, afraid they'd try to pin something on me.