Our People

What’s the definition of a great leader? Someone who works hard, inspires others, teaches by example, creates a positive groove – and laughs along the way. Oh, and by the way, they make things happen.

Judi Virgulak, Founder and President

With over 16 years’ experience in traditional and online marketing, Judi Virgulak is recognized as a leader in the online marketing industry and believes that “business is not just about the bottom line, but about the relationships you build along the way”.

Judi is the founder and president of JumarMarketing, LLC, a full-service marketing company specializing in marketing strategies, branding, public relations, advertising, web design and development, and social media and search engine marketing, located in Norwalk, CT. She has a sincere passion for this industry and is dedicated to the success of her clients.
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Marie Jablonski, VP Marketing

Marie has more than 11 years of experience in marketing, e-marketing and website operations including serving as Web Operations Manager for a practice management company for board-certified cosmetic surgeons. In her role, Marie was part of a team dedicated to launching their flagship elective cosmetic surgery portal.

Marie also served as Manager, eSolutions for Reed Exhibitions, NA, the world’s leading organizer of trade and consumer events, where she was responsible for the management of their event websites, recommending and implementing best practice, usability requirements and corporate initiatives. Marie was instrumental in the successful transition to “centralized eServices” which included defining roles, communication to marketing community, creating and managing roll-out plan and implementing centralization of 60+ websites on an aggressive time schedule.   Read More

Graham Lee, VP Technology

Graham has been involved with technology for 31 years. He found a natural affinity with IT from an early age and majored in computing in college before beginning his career developing financial packages in the United Kingdom.

From his early experiences, Graham found that he was interested in how businesses used computing to improve their processes and ROI. During the early 1990s the dawn of the Internet era enabled him to become heavily involved in leveraging websites as part of business processes. He went on to develop early marketing websites for a number of companies in the UK.   Read More