Bob Eagan

Managing Partner

Bob Eagan Bob has fostered his entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. After his introduction to the world of technology as a HTML developer for a prominent Chicago web firm during the dotcom boom, Bob felt compelled to venture out on his own. He formed his first company while still in high school, learning the ins and outs of the business world along the way. He received a generous grant from North Central College for his involvement with SIFE that allowed him to continue to operate his business while attending their campus. When he could take the winters no more, he decided to sell off his company and move out west to Arizona. After acquiring a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (cum laude) from Arizona State's W.P. Carey School of Business, building off of the experience from his first company Synapse Studios continues to exceed his expectations and goals each year.

While working with the Arizona Department of Transportation, Bob received a certificate of special recognition from Governor Janet Napolitano. He was also appointed as an observer of the Government Open Code Collaborative representing ADOT.

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Latest Blog Post by Bob Eagan

Introducing Ask HTMList.com

We're proud to announce our Ask HTMList.com category: where we take your toughest (or easy) web development, design and code questions and give them our best shot. Ask us anything in the world of web, today.

Posted on July 31, 2008 by Bob EaganRead more »

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Arizona Business Builders

AZ Business Builders commissioned Synapse Studios to create an informational website that would also give its members an easy place to exchange hot leads outside of their group meetings. Synapse Studios built an easy-to-use system that allows group members to log in and submit leads to other members of the group while also tracking incoming leads. Members are kept up-to-date by means of email alerts to new leads, adding further value to group membership.

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