Omega Vortex has been going through some behind-the-scenes changes in the midst of all that has been going on, lately. Our consulting division is busy and our software development is going strong. ComicShout, OmegaVerge, OmegaFlash, and a new product that we haven’t announced yet, will all be releasing within the coming months. With this news, I’m also going to detail some exciting changes to our overall operations and staffing.

Omega Vortex was officially incorporated in Colorado in September of last year. We haven’t had a real “offical” board of directors up to this point, just me as Founder and C.E.O. During the transition period over the next few months, I will be leaving the position of C.E.O. as we start to welcome our new board of directors. I will be taking the position of Chairman and someone else will become the company C.E.O. I have a knack for business and I’ve done really well without any formal education in it, but we will be bringing in some people who are a bit more knowledgable in topics that I’m lacking experience in. Make no mistake, I’m still calling the shots and Omega Vortex will proceed forward utilizing my vision, we’re just bringing in people who have more formal knowledge at running a business. My “official” title will become “Chief Software Architect”. While I will be Chairman, I will mostly be over the Software and Consulting divisions, as well as keeping my eye on overall operations. Staying as the C.S.A. allows me to specify my intent with what I wish to continue to do with this company. We will be announcing the new C.E.O. soon.

A few more internal position changes that you should be aware of include some promotions of current staff. Steven Harris, who is currently the Software Division Manager, is going to become our Chief Technology Officer. Steven will work with the Chief Software Architect in deciding the appropriate technologies to use in our product and service offerings, as well as be the head over certain divisions Omega Vortex will be opening in the future. A new Software Division Manager will be appointed when it’s deemed appropriate to do so. Derek Privett will become our new Computers Division Manager, taking over where Thomas Warnica left off. Thomas is still with us at Omega Vortex, but he’s stepping down due to personal reasons.

With all that said, we’re hiring! If you’re interested in joining our software development team or getting in on our consulting action (we don’t outsource — only Omega Vortex employees work on Omega Vortex Consulting Projects), e-mail us at jobs -at- omegavortex -dot- net and include your resume. We’ll get back to you and set up an interview, if we think you’re a good fit.