Our Team

 Esteban was not a straight-A student. He wasn’t popular or good at team sports. He missed the bus often and he was always still building his shoebox diorama at 1am the night before it was due. But in third grade he received The Wood Acres Elementary School “Shows Kindness to Others” award and later on his “High-Reach Watering Can” won Best Fifth Grade Invention in the Maryland State Invention Fair. For the next few decades, his career and life choices have reflected those two attributes: a creative and entrepreneurial way of looking at the world, combined with a deep desire to improve people’s lives. Today, he lives on a small hobby farm in Maryland with his wife and four daughters.

"I never let schooling interfere with my education” - Mark Twain

 (he's the guy on the left)

An explorer of ideas and builder of digital tools, Graham thrives on quarterbacking transformation of complex concepts into impactful solutions. Wearing many hats (sometimes all at once), Graham loves to advise and guide projects and teams with creativity, resilience, and a touch of mischief. Equal parts lover of Canadian prairie lasagna and Montreal smoked meat; Graham is a passionate family man that enjoys helping ideas reach their most impactful outcomes.

"Never tell me the odds" 
- Han Solo

 Jessica was brought up in a family that truly valued giving to others and showing a volunteer spirit. As the mom of a child with special needs, she has experienced first-hand what the phrase “it takes a village” means. Her experience navigating the healthcare system, public school system and steadfast role as her daughter’s biggest advocate, brings a unique and critical perspective in the development of effective FavorUp tools.

“Always give without remembering and always receive without forgetting."

- Maya Angelou

Tyler’s career has revolved around assisting organizations in various industries to build technical solutions that enhance operational efficiency and minimize downtime. He understands technical success can only be achieved by first absorbing and aligning with the teams' core values. This enables him to implement targeted technical solutions that produce positive experiences for the group that matters most: the people the technology is there to support.

"I didn't fail the test, I just found 100 ways to do it wrong." 
- Benjamin Franklin

Larry builds the technical backbone of Caring Circles, turning vision into code and empathy into interface. With a background in software development, system architecture, boxing and surviving technical review meetings, he brings calm, precision, and a lot of caffeine to the team.

He’s passionate about puzzle solving and creating tools that actually work for the people using them — especially in the complex, often emotional world of caregiving. Whether it’s improving accessibility, optimizing performance, or quietly fixing something at 2 a.m. that no one even noticed was broken, Larry’s goal is always the same: build tech that supports real people.

He’s also the guy you call when the CSS is rebelling, the database is throwing tantrums, or you just need someone to tell you gently that the thing you’re imagining will take six weeks, not six minutes.

“We accept the reality of the world with which we are presented. It’s as simple as that.” – The Truman Show