About

Brad Touesnard

As founder of Delicious Brains Inc., Brad wears many hats; from coding and design, to marketing and partnerships. Before starting Delicious Brains, Brad was a busy freelance web developer, specializing in front-end development.

Ian Jones

Ian is always developing software, usually with PHP and JavaScript, loves wrangling SQL to squeeze out as much performance as possible, but also enjoys tinkering with and learning new concepts from new languages.

Iain Poulson

Iain is a WordPress and PHP developer from England. He builds free and premium plugins, as well as occasionally blogging about WordPress. Moonlights as a PhpStorm evangelist.

Ashley Rich

Ashley is a PHP and JavaScript developer with a fondness for solving complex problems with simple, elegant solutions. He also has a love affair with WordPress and learning new technologies.

Jeff Gould

Jeff is a problem solver at heart who found his way to the web at an early age and never looked back. Before Delicious Brains, Jeff was a freelance web developer specializing in WordPress and front-end development.

Gilbert Pellegrom

Gilbert loves to build software. From jQuery scripts to WordPress plugins to full blown SaaS apps, Gilbert has been creating elegant software his whole career. Probably most famous for creating the Nivo Slider.

Matt Shaw

Matt is a WordPress plugin developer located near Philadelphia, PA. He loves to create awesome new tools with PHP, Javascript, and whatever else he happens to get his hands on.

Peter Tasker

Peter is a PHP and JavaScript developer from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In a previous life he worked for marketing and public relations agencies. Love's WordPress, dislikes FTP.

Liz L

Liz is a customer-obsessed marketing geek who loves all things analytics. When she's not thinking about metrics & marketing, she's trying to decide which race to run next.

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Giving back to WordPress & Open Source Software

Giving back is a big part of our company culture. We know we wouldn't be where we are today as professionals or as a company without WordPress and open source software. And so we are compelled to give back in time and money.

Each member of the Delicious Brains team spends an entire day each month contributing to WordPress and other open source software. We started this in November 2014, shortly after Matt's Five for the Future appeal. As individuals, most of us had contributed to WordPress and/or open source software, but the instances were few and far between. As a company we are committed to regular contributions each month.

We have also sponsored community meetups, WordCamps, and other WordPress conferences from time-to-time.

From helping with refugee crises to controlling the spread of disease, the Red Cross is always there, helping people in the face of disaster. We make a modest monthly donation, but may also donate a lump sum for events where the Government of Canada offers to match donations.

We also donate a small monthly sum to Amnesty International to aid them in fighting injustice, exposing human rights violations, and pressuring governments to act.

Nearly one million people, one third of whom are children, rely on assistance from food banks in Canada each month. We believe that nobody should go hungry in Canada, so we donate annually to Feed Nova Scotia.

Can you imagine not having Wikipedia? Or having a Wikipedia with ads? We feel it's extremely important that Wikipedia remains free and nonprofit. To help that happen, we make an annual contribution to the Wikimedia Foundation.

Giving to Charity

We are a global company. Our team and customers are distributed across the world, and as global citizens, it's important for us to do our part to make the world a better place. That means helping out where we can.