Sam is the group leader and your main contact. He started as Creative Director with Cimarron in 1981.  Sam helped build Cimarron from a 2-person independent multi-image company to the largest business presentation and multimedia production firm in the Rocky Mountain region. He took over as President in 2001. He has written and produced client conferences from New York to San Francisco, including live corporate theatre and custom music.  Sam has spent the last three decades planning, writing, designing and creating thousands of business presentations. He’s a good listener and really enjoys taking your encyclopedia of information and organizing it into a memorable short story. Your first step toward improving audience attention and motivation is to give him a call!

Stelios is a fascinating guy who was born in Cyprus, where he founded the first chain of computer schools for children in that country. His educational background includes a degree in biomedical engineering. From that starting point, he self-taught his way into becoming one of the most highly regarded computer programmers in the USA.  He has been an instructor at the CU Multimedia Studies program.  And while he can focus all his technical expertise on stringing together your electronic message in a creative and reliable delivery format, he can also sit down and have a friendly non-tech chat with you about how to accomplish your goals.  When you’re thinking, “It’s all Greek to me,” Stelios is the person to talk to.

Keith is an award-winning producer/editor who brings over 30 years experience in broadcasting and video production to the team.  He has produced and edited programs for NBC, ABC, CBS, Animal Planet, Outdoor Life Network, Discovery, History Channel, Great American Country and Disney.  From Pepsi commercials to country music videos, Keith has a national reputation for creatively bringing ideas to reality through video. In the 1980's, he co-founded American Medical Communications and an ad-hoc network of independent television stations in 58 major markets called MDTV.  This was the first time U.S. medical professionals could view CME and other medical programming over commercial broadcast television.  He is also the founder and is currently developing MedCenterNetwork.com, an online video health network.