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Brian McCue

Head of Strategic Finance

Some athletes go to high altitude to train. Brian prepared for trail running and ski touring the lung-crushing peaks of Idaho by climbing the soul-crushing corporate ladder of Wall Street and becoming a world class Excel champion. A 2-time finisher of the Leadville MTB 100, he loves any activity that feels to most of us like hitting yourself in the junk with a hammer: it feels good when you stop. The Chicago native was his mom’s top draft pick for the White Sox after pitching a shut-out in Little League, and after batting 1000 in his professional life, his only failure was attempting to live the ski bum life: he lasted a year before he came crawling to DECKED for a cushy office chair. Somehow, Brian still logs 100+ days on the hill each winter, though some believe he counts a backcountry day as two. His in-house forecasting and accounting is more accurate, keeping our spreadsheets tighter than a [redacted by mgmt].

Oliver Guy

IT Administrator

Here at DECKED, we’re proud to have the computer version of Bobby Fischer on our team. Sun Valley, ID, native Oliver is the only man we know of who plugs in a USB right-side-up on the first try. Every. Single. Time. After securing half the town of Ketchum's interwebs while still in high school to solidify his “prodigy” status, he went on to graduate summa cum laude (of course) from Boise State with a BBA in IT Management (of course). With multiple photo contest wins under his belt from the likes of Nat Geo and Smithsonian Magazine, to say Oliver dabbles in photography would be like saying Dale Earnhardt dabbled in automotive racing. With what little time he has left after dominating most things he does, Oliver enjoys skiing (since the age of 2), backpacking, overlanding (backpacking with way more stuff), and those plug-in types of vehicle that don’t go vroom.

Arturo Villarreal

Sales Development Rep

Straight outta Austin, it goes without saying that Arturo fancies himself a BBQ pitmaster. But the proof is in the pudding, and thus far no one at DECKED has sampled his gooey creations, so the jury is out on that one. As a child, Arturo fantasized that he was a woodpecker and managed to bang his head into every stationary object in Travis County. His likes are obvious (and probably listed as part of a pre-pre-nup): his dog, his girlfriend, and cuddling on the couch watching chick flicks with his girlfriend. Yawn. Arturo has both arachnophobia and crocodilephobia which affects his ability to camp comfortably when he is traveling in the Amazon, which he still manages to do with enthusiasm. He taught himself how to snowboard, which is really saying something coming from Texas, especially considering he claims to be concussion free since the age of 15. We may need to review medical records before putting this to print, but we'll let it slide for now.

Justin Reynolds

Molding Facility Plant Manager

If you’re ever at DECKED Ohio and see a guy wearing baseball pants to work, you’ve found Justin. As a busy dad to two young whippersnappers, he’s basically never without a whistle around his neck and clipboard in his paws coaching three sports. He holds Defiance’s baseball pants record with 150 days. An avid outdoorsman, Justin raises his kids to know how to stalk, hunt, and dress out anything that is in season, including the buffet at Buffalo Wild Wings. As his wife of 14 years will tell you, every night is a romantic night unless the Yankees or Buckeyes are on or any particular animal species is in season.

Adam Zutz

Product Design Engineer

We aren’t sure who was doing the hiring the day Adam was picked up, but they seem to have overlooked the fact that this man has never had a cup of coffee in his life. Disturbing though that may be, he caffeine-free-crushes life and doesn't shy away from getting out of his comfort zone. Exhibit A: He spent three months in Taiwan and thrived there despite not speaking a lick of Mandarin. Exhibit B: He moved to Idaho to work at DECKED without ever having been here before. The native Minnesotan traded 10,000 lakes for 10,000 peaks, upon which you’ll regularly witness him biking, running, climbing, and nordic and alpine skiing after demolishing an entire cheesecake all by his lonesome. While we’re very proud of him for completing his degree at the University of Minnesota (clap clap), we kinda lose our minds over the fact that he was the back-to-back elementary school science fair champ (LFG!).

Adelaide Spain

Customer Experience Specialist

Addie has a degree in Classical Civilization History with a concentration on the development of Roman Maritime Law; this is obviously a highly relevant area of expertise for a gal who spends her free time dominating the NYT crossword — as long as 4-down is “Actio Exercitoria.” As a former aspiring “Florida Woman,” Addie left her Connecticut upbringing behind to attend the U of Miami, work in sportfish conservation around the Gulf of Mexico, and learn the ancient art of gator wrasslin’. Living out a tale as old as Lex Rhodia (Rhodian Sea Laws, originating from the Greek island of Rhodes around 475 BC, duh), she moved to her father’s hometown of Ketchum for, as she puts it, “just one winter season” and wound up with a one-year lease and a full-time gig at DECKED. Fun fact: Addie’s favorite activity and her go-to first guess for Wordle are the same thing: après.

Claire Overby

Sr. eCommerce Manager

Seattle-born, Philly-forged (go Birds!), and Seattle (again?) educated, Claire is the proud owner of an oddly-proportioned Great Pyrenees whose tags say “Tucker” and a UW degree that says “Industrial & Systems Engineering.” But while the dog is an office fixture, that diploma is nowhere to be found; rather, she proudly displays her cornhole tourney participation trophy next to the complete DVD boxed set of Hell’s Kitchen and a Gordon Ramsay bobblehead. She’s a B-league hockey savage who’s hiking the full length of Idaho in bite-sized pieces and loves to complain about people who complain. Despite winning various “most-improved” awards, there is something she’s best at: beating up on the boys. From dominating a USNA Midshipman on the squash court while on the UW Men’s Squash Team (that’s right) to regularly shooting bigger and better birds and elk than her fiancé (who’s been hunting for, oh, about three decades longer)—Claire ain’t afraid to stick it to the men.

Casey Hawkes

Community Marketing Manager

Casey's application for U of Oregon included tidbits about nearly torching the family homestead with a bottle rocket at age 9 (a tale of survival) and winning an award in his high school Apparel & Design class (a tale of triumph) which had a gal-to-guy ratio of 29:1 (a tale of genius). His buoyant positivity keeps office morale afloat, but that metaphor is where his aquatic ability ends: despite spending more time around water chasing food than a ‘gator with a tapeworm, he can barely tread water. His strengths lean towards pursuing game (particularly beak bending and cock walks) and fishing (fly, spin, cast, probably noodling). If it’s in-season and has a weird name, Casey’s into it. The only thing he loves more is his Home Team, consisting of wife Taylor and their two dogs, Maude and Blanche. Casey lives by “carpe diem,” with a strong distaste for “glass-half-empty” mentalities. Unless that glass is half-full of olives, in which case he’d prefer to smash the glass and run away screaming.

Denis McNamara

VP Distribution

Denis, or D-Nice as the youngins call him, is a former freestyle mogul skier who figured out a way to ski full-time while earning an Economics degree from the U. of Washington, though it did take more than 4 years (kinda like the time it took him not one, not two, but seven attempts to fix a flat during the Seattle to Portland bike ride). When the real world finally came calling, he had a choice: to beer or not to beer. So he set his sights on corporate America and built a 27.5-year career with, what is today, MillerCoors. The corporate battlefield led to tours of duty in Fargo, Des Moines, and St. Louis, before returning him to the friendly confines of the Northwest. He spends much of his downtime pestering his daughter, who followed in dear old dad’s footsteps to U.W., for tickets to Huskies sporting events where his wife, Joann, reluctantly spots him for the occasional keg stand.

Matias Rodriguez

Logistics and Inventory Allocation Manager

Undefeated 5th Grade Times Tables champ. Voted Best Beard at Desert Hills High (in a field of one: himself). If you think Matias Rodriguez—the Fortnite Finesser, The Longhorn Steakhouse Savage—peaked with these glorious achievements, you’re way off. As the one and only “Matias” in all of Washington County, UT, he once held a spot among the top 20 players in Call of Duty: Black Ops and can talk sh*t to his online opponents equally well in both English and Spanish. Born in El Talar, Argentina, and raised in Utah, Matias is a Mensa-adjacent number-nerd who can track pallets of CargoGlides across the warehouse by scent alone and whose worst nightmare would be a bad driver piloting a truck laden with pickles.

Bryce Long

Production Manager

Whoever coined the phrase, “You better put a ring on it,” came up with it while studying Bryce’s bio. Senor Long learned his ways growing up in Liberty Center where he majored in corn fields, white tail deer, game blinds, and duck farts. He’s had the same girlfriend for at the writing of this piece, nearly a decade, but for a guy that spends more time in the blind and in the field than he does in his own house, remembering to go to Zales and then trying to run into your girlfriend at the right time seems to be two coincidences he has not seen unfold as of yet.

India Emerick

Campaign Project Manager

India attended her first Burning Man at age 14 — which explains a lot, but doesn’t quite cover her drive to create intimate, hand-painted portraits of vegetables. That comes from somewhere deep within. Probably the pancreas. She grew up in a yurt about 20 miles from DECKED headquarters, then ventured into the world to do a bunch of super-boring stuff: popped through Stanford and LSE for a couple degrees (ho hum); spent two weeks in embargoed Iran (pre-nuclear deal); lived in Beirut, Lebanon, Amman, and Jordan; worked for think tanks on refugee issues and "Syrian civil war stuff"; and worked on six farms across the PNW. All to land right back in Idaho with “Competitive Charades” and "Worst Native-Born Skier in Sun Valley" as her most important credentials (though she also speaks Arabic and can sew, garden, build, and cook). India and husband Rick, along with their dog Oso, enjoy cold river swims and play-acting their own episodes of Survivor with a Grateful Dead soundtrack.

Dawson Hurst

Strategic Partnerships Manager

Forget the résumè; Dawson introduced himself to the DECKED family with a Christmas-party dance floor demolition, punctuated by detonating a backflip that’d make a gymnast hang up their unitard. Hailing from Loomis, CA, with a population slightly less than his lifetime Coors Light count, Dawson is a Cal Poly grad with much more going on than busting sick moves. Perhaps owing to his days as a decorated intramural referee, this former Mr. Alpha Phi (whatever that means) possesses a steely sense of justice that he extends to champion every DECKED customer like a turbo-charged V8 Judge Judy. Wanna know his secret to endless caloric fuel for skiing, dirt-biking, and wake-surfing all over the hills and lakes of Idaho? Simple: down an entire pack of chocolate chip cookies daily. And if you wanna watch Dawson live his worst nightmare, turn off the football game during an airport layover while serving him anything with tomatoes.

Jen Bracken

Sr. Performance Marketing Manager

Jen is one of the top .05% Taylor Swift listeners on Spotify which, according to her, is the only accollade she has ever received. A born and bred Texan, Jen went to the U of Arkansas where she became a loyal Hog and jogged her way around campus, the only training she has ever done for the 5 marathons she's completed. Rife with phobias (snakes, spiders, bad office lighting, noise cancelling headphones), this college varsity volleyball player is an energetic bundle of Gen Z exuberance who lives by "bump-set-spike" in a format she calls "shop-click-buy" as our performance ads zen guru. A massive pickleball athlete with so much potential, we're still waiting for her to bring home the coveted DECKED Annual Pickleball Tourney crown. Don't worry, Jen: if you don't bring home that title, we know you can shake it off and tell everyone, "Look what you made me do."

Randi Stevens

Sales Operations Administrator

DECKED’s one and only Dorothy, Randi grew up on the windswept plains of Oklahoma brainwashed into believing the Sooners would one day win the BCS. She earned her fanhood of adrenaline shortly after clicking her heels and ending up in St. George, UT married to a man who definitely does not drive the speed limit and likes the sensation of getting all four wheels off the ground. She lists rude people as her one and only pet peeve so chew all you want with your mouth open around her. A huge fan of the great outdoors and water sports, she’s a family girl to the core.

Sarah Mangas

Sr. Buyer

With a menagerie weighing in at three dogs and five cows (plus one in the freezer), and a record of 10 years in 4-H club, fighting for Team Jacob (see: Twilight): the undisputed 2008 Miss Edon and 2008 Williams County Beef Queen, Sarah Mangas! Sarah is the type of person who will laugh right in front of you if she catches you operating a 2-wheel-drive truck and would spend more money on her wedding-day boots than the dress (not would, but did). She boasts a degree in Biomedical Engineering, so yes, she could replace your shoulder with a shiny new bionic one, but she’s not licensed to knock you out so you’d have to do it Civil War style with a wooden spoon between your teeth. But you won’t get any sympathy from this badass woman: she delivered both of her children completely unmedicated. When Sarah dreams, she dreams of riding a fluffy cow across fields of green, with saddlebags full of chocolate, colored pens, and high-end sticky notes.

Bridget Noonan

Sr. Brand Director

Not your classic soccer mom with a mini van, Bridget, aside from LOVING minivans, has let the air out of more large game than 90% of our ambassador team. After growing up in a John Hughes movie in Chicago, Bridget ventured far afield to Indiana for her college learnin’, served a brief stint in Pittsburgh getting her Masters of Beer Appreciation with a Minor in Buzz Management, and then packed her bivy and headed straight to the mountains of Idaho. With two kids and two dogs in tow most of the time, her poor husband Joe has a special arrangement with the local animal shelter which prevents her from bringing more dogs home - unless provided evidence that one of them has wandered off permanently. If you ever have the hankering for some venison or elk meat, make friends with Bridget because, odds are, her freezer is stocked with the good stuff and she is not afraid to share.

David Joyce

Videographer / Editor

David Joyce kept DECKED at arm’s length as a contractor for four years before we lured him into our grasp. It turns out it wasn’t that hard. Being a filmmaker, all it took was tempting him with a few high-end hard drives so he didn’t have to waste his life watching files transfer from one place to another. Who knew? It turns out there’s a lot we didn’t know about the man behind the camera. For instance, he broke his neck at 18 years old while diving into a river. He won a world championship in Maori dancing, which we assume is similar to the jitterbug. He even played college soccer, loves to surf, and frequents the gym so he can hit “record” even faster. We’re sure there’s even more to know about David, but honestly, we just want him to keep those killer edits coming, so we didn’t bother to ask. After all, we did buy him the hard drives.

Amanda Tallent

Accounts Payable Specialist

Please don’t tell Amanda you read this—she does not like to be the center of attention. Born and raised in the wildlands known as “Northwest Ohio,” Amanda’s approach to bookkeeping could be compared to a tightrope-walking mime, keeping everything in perfect balance with a quiet precision (sans makeup and beret). Even among the many pursuers of game here at DECKED, this University of Toledo grad holds perhaps the most unique hunting achievement of all: the first (and only) animal she ever "bagged" was a squirrel whose daring final act was attempting to thread the needle between 12-year-old Amanda’s bike spokes. When she's not meticulously managing numbers and mistakenly mangling rodents, you'll find Amanda getting lost in the Friday-night lights of a hometown game, getting lost in a three-hour-plus classic movie, getting lost out on the muddy Maumee River, or finding herself with her toes in the sand of “literally any, please just get me there” warm and sunny beach.

Liz Ward

Director of Service and Logistics

Liz is another long time Idaho local, aside from her ‘college girl’ years at the university of Arizona. Go Wildcats! She likes Mexican food, working out, camping and taking care of her baby boy Canaan and her other son (a French bulldog named Tuk). Sure, she comes off sweet and delightful on the phone, but DO NOT CROSS LIZ. Put it this way, she’s not someone you’d want to meet in a dark alley. As a bonafide member of Raider Nation, when not painting her face silver and black during game day, you can find her cuddling by the fire with a glass of rose because a wise woman once said, “The most expensive part of having kids is all the wine you have to drink.”

Andrew Ries

Executive Producer

With a bizarre aversion to the classic cartoon Popeye, Andrew never could acquire a taste for spinach - a nutritional powerhouse that might have helped him stay “strong to the finish” pursuing his hoop dreams across three different colleges. After a hat-trick of two broken feet and a blown-out knee, the corn-fed, born-and-bred Iowan hobbled like a peg-legged sailor all the way to Switzerland (the Iowa of Europe), where he lived for 15 years. A 10+ year veteran of the UN, Andrew became known to friends and enemies as “The Diplomat”, though he appears to have no living enemies. Andrew may not have been built for the Final Four, but in other arenas, his stamina is unparalleled: he is father to, as he puts it, “six total kids,” which has many in the office wondering how many partial children he has around his San Francisco home.

Grace Hostettler

Shipping Parcel Supervisor

Superhero origin stories always begin with tragedy. Spiderman lost Uncle Ben. Batman lost his parents. The Ninja Turtles…got a rat for a step-dad. And then there’s Grace Hostettler, who cut her head open not once, but twice by falling off her skateboard and onto a wooden chair. But, this daughter of Ohio rose from the ashes to become one of the most accurate amateur meteorologists in the Midwest, not to mention a Shipping Parcel Supervisor with a supernatural ability to ensure things get where they’re supposed to go. Step aside, Supergirl. She maintains a low profile in Defiance, Ohio, by gardening, shooting, fishing, cooking, and avoiding olives (her kryptonite) at all costs. But, if there’s a storm to spot or a parcel to track, just look to the sky because Grace is on her way.

AJ Mavis

Production Supervisor

The top ranked Ohioan in marrying loves of your life and watching babies grow and paint dry, AJ is one hell of a nice guy. So nice, in fact, he won consecutive sportsmanship awards in high school in both wrestling and cross country. He brings this same nice guy approach to his work, where, much like in high school when he'd choke dudes out and tear their legs off with a handshake and a smile, he presses on the necks of his crew with a kind, gentle pressure that slowly turns your face purple while somehow motivating you to work harder. He loves slowpitch softball because, well, you can do it with a beer in your hand while combing the outfield for your favorite form of reptile, the snake. What’s weirder than a pet snake? Loving the sound that styrofoam makes. Which is the detail that really makes us wonder what makes AJ tick.

Mackenzie “Mack” Mihelich

Trade Marketing Manager

It shouldn’t surprise us that Mackenzie “Mack” Mihelich’s interests essentially add up to the secret recipe for The Powerpuff Girls. The (very) shortened version includes dogs, cows, cow print, coffee, dirty Dr. Pepper, The Office, and Pop hits from 2004. Much like a 6-month-old golden retriever or an F5 tornado that just hit Candy Land, Mack is the best kind of kinetic energy around DECKED. That’s exactly why this southern girl thrives in the hardened, gritty world of the trades. She’s the yin to its yang. The peanut butter to its jelly. The Justin Timberlake to its Lance Bass. Mack helps fleet managers discover the value in our products with a “no BS” approach akin to getting punched by a fuzzy, pink boxing glove. Equal parts sugar and spice.

Ross Bird

Social Media and Influencer Marketing Manager

Our own Ross Bird is the reputed hide-n-seek world champion of 1989 . He was born and bred right here in the Wood River Valley of Idaho and lives by the motto, "bones heal, chicks dig scars, and the USA has the highest doctor-to-daredevil ratio in THE WORLD." At one point, Ross was accused of having a massive crush on some doctor or nurse in the local emergency department: after 7 surgeries, 7 broken bones, a punctured lung, and a ruptured spleen, there’s no way he didn’t have an ulterior motive for repeatedly doing his best (worst?) impression of Evel Knievel. And while that love affair is all speculation, we can confirm his insatiable lust for deep snow and diving into cold high-mountain lakes. Despite a heavy preference for the alpine, he spent 6 months of his twenties livin’ la vida loca in the sand and bathwater ocean temps of Baja, where he gave up on the outlaw life after being robbed by the Federales not once, but twice. Your least favorite snowboarder’s favorite snowboarder found his way home to Idaho after stints in SLC and Oregon and spends his days shredding pow on the mountain and pounding down whack-a-mole egos in the comments section on the social internets.

Ashley Schwarzman

Administration and Operations Coordinator

Ashley was the only girl at Liberty Center High who drove a Trans Am, blasted Foreigner, and feathered her hair, preferring burnouts in the parking lot over cheerleading tryouts in the gym. She’s a NW State Community College grad with an associate’s in business management and a minor in talking sweetly while slitting your throat with a letter opener. When she isn’t all jacked up on Gatorade energy drinks, running ops in Defiance with the precision and quickness of a watchmaking mongoose, she's out with her two daughters adventuring the Ohio countryside in search of anyone who works harder than she. Current count: 0. Believed to be cold-blooded (reptile not murderer, but don’t test it), she despises any temperature below “nippy” and can be seen in winter months zipped to the eyeballs in some new-fangled, 12V-heated dreamcoat or basking in any spot of sun next to her trusty solar-powered hammer.

Steve Schwartz

Senior Copywriter

Steve built a barn and taught himself to weld to do it. We’ve never seen it, so we can’t verify that it’s still standing. He says it is, but he also claims to dislike musicals despite belting out “Over the Rainbow” at the end of every meeting, so we’re not sure that intel is reliable. If you’re ever hard up for cash, call Steve first: he once won $33 for third place in a photography contest so he’s good for it. He hates hot weather and loves books about Polar exploration — his dog is even named “Ernie” after explorer Earnest Shackleton (“Shaq” would’ve been better). This special interest in the subzero is likely owing to having spent most of his life in places that resemble a snowglobe placed under a heat-lamp and filled with dust instead of glitter. California-born and Lone Star State-raised, he’s got his Texas Tech diploma displayed just below his award for the smallest fish ever caught on Lake Texoma.

John Cowan

CFO

Ah, Pepe, AKA the Penny Pincher in El Paso, AKA John Cowan, is our run-it-loose-spend-to-the-moon CFO who loves nothing more than perusing an unformatted spreadsheet during a glorious sunset over the Rio Grande. Cowan attended a couple of mediocre institutions of higher learning, earning his undergrad at Harvard and MBA at Stanford (yawn). The pitmaster of mean steaks at backyard bar-b-q's, you'd be surprised to know that a guy you would expect to be a soft-skinned keyboard jockey is actually a rough and ready rancher who grew up crooning to cattle from his saddle in the southwest Texas scrub lands. He lives for any opportunity to take the wind out of a large, fair-game ungulate or put the steel to anything with fins. In addition, John is an expert tinkerer of sprinkler systems who knows how to distill liquor and, being the youngest in a family with some 19 or so sisters, can speak the delicate, complicated language of women.

Andy McCabe

Principal Art Director

A critical member of the twin towers here at DECKED’s own basketball powerhouse, the DECKEDheads, McCabe might be the only kid that grew up on O'ahu but still surfs like a rusty C3PO. He's a helicopter sports parent who's no longer allowed within 500 feet of a playground or soccer field due to past infractions yelling insults at coaches, refs, and the mom in charge of orange slices. He’s got two kids, whose sneaker collections are apparently where Andy’s dwindling retirement fund has been spent over the past 5 years, and a wife so sweet you can't help but wonder what-in-the-arranged-marriage delivered him such bounty. His resume reads like a who’s who of cool guy hipster brands up until Stanley decided their core market was soccer moms with unending thirst and a penchant for pastels, which caused him to pack up his markers and crayons and come do the Lord’s work at DECKED.

Kent Hahn

DECKED Semi Driver

Kent Hahn isn't your ordinary semi-driver; he's Hahn Solo, daredevil pilot of the Millennium Falcon of the DECKED truck fleet, though thankfully without the 8-foot-tall, yodeling-sasquatch sidekick. His true nickname, "Big Country," he announces with pride, but won’t reveal its enigmatic origin. Our best guess? It's because his shoulders are wider than the broad side of a barn and his favorite color is "camo.” Kent is a family man through and through, who ain’t afraid to stiffen that upper lip and work his way from the bottom up. He’s an expert in the mysterious craft of fish-whispering, known to coax walleye into his hands with a recitation of "The Fish" by Marianne Moore. He's known to sneak up on whitetail to within 18 inches and enjoys chopping wood, not for the workout or even to keep warm in the winter, but because he just really hates plants.

Bill Banta

CEO

When Bill’s forefathers entered through Ellis Island, an important part of his heritage was lost-- the family name was erroneously altered from Batman to Banta. He recovered some of his birthright by learning to fly winged craft and serving as social chairman for the Sigma Chi fraternity while earning a master’s in Buzz Management at UVA. Bill has a colored past, consulting on the bulbous aesthetic of the Blue Origin sorta spaceship as well as bringing a camera to every iPhone (yep, the selfie is his fault). When he’s not pontificating on the origin of empty datasets or why men wear neckties (aka ribbons) you can find him sashaying through the hills whistling a merry tune.

Mike Bangerter

FP&A Analyst

Mike Bangerter likes to think he’s a hippy. Is he from Utah? Yes. Does he like to skip rocks? Yes. Has he climbed the North Face of Half Dome and walked the Appalachian Trail on his treadmill? Yes, and also yes. But, under that hairy facade, there’s a tight-laced professional who only walks and talks and acts like a hippy. Just look at his overly redundant, corporate title “FP&A Analyst.” What does Financial Planning & Analysis Analyst even mean? We don’t know but, along with his three degrees, all signs point to him being a numbers man through and through. All we know is we’re glad this hippy hybrid is in our corner, planning all of the ways we can bring organizational nirvana to customers around the world.

Adam Jones

Molding Supervisor 1

Local legend holds that Adam swam the 30 miles upstream from his Liberty Center, OH, hometown to relocate to Defiance, surviving by chomping down walleye and flathead catfish like an aquatic “Pac-Man” (a nickname he goes by to this day). Adam’s basically a living Luke Bryan song: if he could make a living “huntin’, fishin’, and lovin’ every day,” well, you can bet there’d be an Adam-shaped hole in the wall of our molding facility and a 2-stroke dirt cloud that’d make the Dust Bowl look like a mouse-fart on a sawmill floor. In his free time, you can find him with his wife Danielle, their baby boy, and two Labs at a family bonfire, staring out at the cornfields and enjoying his own Field of Dreams moment as the Cleveland Browns return from the land of the dead like “Shoeless” Joe Jackson.

Zane Fields

Creative Producer

Zane danced too hard at daycare and ended up with 32 stitches between his eyes. We’d never heard of a daycare performance so spirited, and are ecstatic that he brings that same gusto to managing the work of our Creative Team — a task comparable to nailing jelly to a wall. To say Zane grew up in Woodstock, VT, is a stretch. He is, indeed, from The Green Mountain State, but despite his one extra vertebra, grew to only 175.25999999999996cm. (He insists on centimeters and the full decimal because “it’s a bigger number and every bit counts.”) This outdoor-gear hoarder graduated from Colby College, but, before that, received the coveted “Best Dressed” award in high school for pairing full-body spandex with a puffy coat. One might think that competing for Team USA’s Nordic Ski Team is what led him to such bold fashion choices, but sources say it was the other way ‘round: He simply blended into the group and was accidentally ushered onto the team bus. The rest is nord-dork history.

Beni McErlain

Sr. Graphic Designer

You don't meet a lot of arrow-slinging, soccer-playing, art-directing, English rednecks, but that is what makes DECKED, DECKED. We found Beni being held in timeout at the Louvre museum for touching the art (a god-given right he claims to have), and saved him by bartering his soul for a six pack of Boddington's. Beni started his career playing and later coaching football, as they call it where he is from, or soccer as we call it where we're from. But bad ankles and a trick knee saw him abandon the greatest game on earth for the keyboard minefield of graphic design. When Beni isn't outdoors, he's wishing he was outdoors and usually figures out how by using his "kill two birds with one stone" operating API. A big fan of Yorkshire tea (whatever that is and who knows why you would even drink "tea"), Beni will tell you that it's not only the best tea, but the only tea.

Aaron Finch

VP of Hardware Engineering

The Thunda from Down Unda might be an all male review dancer for all we know, but with an Engineering degree from Youtube University and a black belt in dark ninja skills, Aaron is the living breathing version of an Australian renaissance redneck. Growing up on a cattle farm nurtured his love for both country and western music, which logically led him to a role wherein he successfully delivered the crew-transportation vehicles for the NASA Artemis mission (though reports indicate the air filtration system had a distinct eau d’feed lot aroma). If it burns gas, he’s in; and if it’s a concrete urban landscape, he’s out.

Taylor Straley

VP eCommerce

A died in the wool vegan-a-tarian, the last time Taylor ate meat was on a bet wherein she ate 10 brown drake mayflies winning the chance to cut her fiance’s mullet. Born and raised in Ketchum it’s no surprise that her animal skills include raising 4 Nigerian dwarf goats and believing she can communicate with her black lab, Maude. We hired Taylor because though she didn’t know her ass from her elbow when it came to digital marketing, she really loved Excel and numbers which was all we were looking for. Her education makes you understand why she loves coming to work at DECKED with degrees in Spanish/bus/human physiology from U of O and a masters in health administration from University of Washington. Her list of likes include among other things: red wine, garbanzo beans and crossfit.

John MacArthur

Integration Engineer

As soon as the ink on his driver’s license dried, John moved to the Motor City where he’s lived ever since rocking in the free world on a guitar he built in his garage on a 3D printer. John’s a handy fella who’s never met a chance to dance, dress up, or get formal that didn’t give him hives and a mild form of myocarditis. John’s a regular at the DMV with a paper trail of over 40 titled vehicles and equally as popular at the ER with a rap sheet which includes over 10 broken bones, 2 collapsed lungs and 3 blood clots, which makes sense for a guy who lives to build stuff, break stuff, and fix stuff.

Rich Doxey

Controller

Judging by the featherweight amount of info he provided for this bio, you’d guess Rich is a man of few words. But it’s hard to be sure—he won’t say. Legend has it that he wasn’t born, but rather grew from the depths of the Great Salt Lake when a Tour de France-winning bike that was hucked into its waters slowly crystallized into a structure vaguely resembling an Excel spreadsheet we now call “Rich.” He’s got the SLC origin and BYU learnin’, but what really sets Rich apart was at LoToJa, longest one-day USAC-sanctioned bicycle race in the country, where earned the coveted yellow sticker. Translation? Rich ain’t no slow-poke. And while his speed is most likely a result of talent, grit, and hard work, it’s important to consider his misophonia and distaste for being unnecessarily cold: we can’t rule out the possibility he’s hauling ass away from a prowling pack of loud eaters or furiously pedaling just to stay warm.

Mark Owens

Sr. Retention Marketing Manager

His résumé lists University of Texas at Austin. But this is DECKED, so Mark would have been better off listing that he somehow found enough water in the middle of the West Texas desert to flood his first car. Obviously he got the job, so he must have mentioned it in the interview. Mark grew up in Odessa, TX, as the type of nerd who was awarded for perfect attendance in high school, but grew into a man whose pre-packed camping kit contains 37 different hot sauces and a bottle of bourbon. Clearly, he got his life straightened out. When he’s not hunting, fishing, naming his dog after a narcissistic cartoon James Bond spoof, or building avant-garde treehouses, you can find Mark having the correct opinion about IPAs (they suck). If he ever overstays his welcome, throw on a TV show with a laugh track and he’ll be out the door faster than you can say "danger zone.” IYKYK.

Sarissa Sanderson

NetSuite Administrator/Developer

Sarissa went to Western Washington U to pursue her passion for existential dread. With that philosophy degree in the bag, she said to herself, “I think, therefore I am — going into tech instead.” It turns out that reading Kant is an excellent primer for reading code. Sarissa grew up in Tacoma, WA, and attended the high school made famous by her second-favorite movie, “10 Things I Hate About You.” Her first-favorite movie is a biopic about a woman whose quiet life of drinking tea, hiking, and gardening is suddenly upended by an annoying driver turning on their blinker at the last second, and who must overcome the challenges of still carrying a flip-phone in 2026 in order to make the leap from the highest year-round bungee-jumping bridge in North America. It’s called “There’s Probably a Higher One That’s Only Open in Summer but I’m Still Proud of Myself: The Sarissa Sanderson Story.”

Ian Heath

Associate Manufacturing Engineer

From southern California roots to a southern Utah upbringing, Ian doesn’t back down from much—except cold weather. After snapping his ankle like a plastic fork at a BBQ while ripping around on his dirtbike, he slapped a lift kit and knobbies on his knee-scooter and rolled into work three weeks later like it ain’t no thang, with a welder in one hand and a WW2 history book in the other. Certified through Dixie Tech and currently sharpening his skills at Utah Tech, Ian’s a fabricating machine who spends his weekends debating the tactics of the Battle of the Bulge, stacking groups at 100 yards, or flinging sand like a miniature tattooed haboob on his two-wheeled death-machine at the local dunes.

Celeste Van Klein

Social Media Specialist

There was once talk of doing an in-house DECKED version of The Great British Baking Show. Those plans were scrapped when Celeste came on board: With that first plate of cookies, we knew we already had our winner. Her contributions to our snack game may have put a little more love in our handles and extra muffin in our tops, but it’s been unanimously concluded that it’s worth constantly shopping for larger pants. She’s that good. Celeste grew up in Minnesota, becoming the type of 20-something who is always voted the “group mom” — which is either a nod to her level of responsibility or her preference for gin and tonics. Probably both. It only took her 2.5 years to graduate from Saint Mary’s University, a fact that’s surprising based on how much time she spends on the side of the road rescuing turtles from a premature blacktop demise.

Galen Johnson

Lead Product Engineer

Lead Product Engineer Galen Johnson’s primary interests are “popcorn, pizza, beer, burgers, cigars, and whiskey,” which isn't surprising when you know he grew up with 11 siblings. Starved for both attention and literal food, Galen once won a scotch egg eating contest and simply called it dinner. Hell, it beats fighting your siblings for the table scraps. His lust for a full stomach took a dark turn via a crippling bacon addiction, but he still managed to breeze his way through Siena Heights University and overcome his deli-meat demons. Today, he’s found peace with a family of his own, where he’s allowed to eat three square meals a day without wrestling a single person for alpha-sibling dominance. If that’s not the American dream, we don’t know what is.

Steve Brown

Sr. Manufacturing Engineer

With a solid fear of tornados and swimming naked over deep water (bathophobia), Steve is not afraid of the wind or drawing a hot bath on a cold night. Born and bred in Defiance, OH he’s got a penchant for Chevy Nova’s, operating heavy equipment, a buttery chardonnay, as well as crappie fishing (the only guy we know who doesn’t like good fishing). A enginerd to the core, but still quite fond of the living world, Steve has managed a piranha breeding business as well as probed the depths of human reasoning. If he’s not hacking iron or polishing his 200m dash gold medal from high school you can find him trying to fix something that broke.

Kelsey Del Secco

Dealer Service Representative

You’d think that a gal who relocated from temperate Northern California to the frigid high-latitudes of Idaho must be into skiing, snowmobiling, bobsledding, or, well, anything involving ice or snow. But no. Kelsey lives for summer, so after hibernating all winter (occasionally braving a frosty evening for a Suns hockey game), she’s spending any day above 60º on the river or stringing up her hammock lakeside to rock in the breeze. Kelsey’s optimism and zest gets us feeling a bit poetic, so here are a few other things you should know about our favorite white-jeans-hating, Southern Oregon U criminal-justice-majoring, former line cook and water polo player in a limerick: She loves camping all over the land / Sriracha and a Hamm’s in her hand / Watch horror films with a smile / Go hike for a while / And get tanner than what she had planned.

Samuel Behnfeldt

Product Procurement Lead

One spring, years ago, but not that many years ago, Sam’s parents dipped a single kernel of corn into Bird Lake, Michigan, and then planted it in an Ohio field. It wasn’t until winter that Sam emerged from the soil, already complaining about the cold weather. Napoleon, Ohio-born, raised in Henry and Defiance Counties, he completed his education at Napoleon High School and Defiance College. (The man is consistent.) His greatest learning experience, however, may have been the time he went knee-boarding on a pond, towed behind a four-wheeler, and finished his performance with an unintentional, head-to-toe coat of Farm Mud™️ and a mouthful of duckweed thicker than your Paw-Paw’s Copenhagen. Sam briefly pursued a professional pilot program, but grounded that plan when he realized his true callings are ripping his PWC and teaching the family dog, Charlie, how to drive the golf cart.

Dan Niederhauser

Dealer Service Representative

Constantly balanced between jolly exuberance and giving over to the unique madness only amateur philosophy can induce, Dan enjoys a cup of black coffee with a bear claw. A mishap involving a lawnmower and 17 hardboiled eggs led to an injury which, in turn, led him from aspirations of gridiron glory to a BM in Music Composition from UMass Amherst, and from the weight room to the lap pool for his daily dose of swole-ness. Now the fastest swimmer and closest Jason Momoa lookalike at DECKED, his nickname AquaDan is emblazoned on a movie poster adorning his office wall. He’s partied with Willie Nelson, toured the US as a circus-punk bassist, and dislikes hangnails and bad poetry as much as he loves woodworking and being covered in dirt. On the weekends, this piano pundit can be found in head-to-toe denim, neatly folding origami while his beef stew braises, or humming doom metal while breaking 2x4's with his bare hands.

Nathan Petoskey

Senior Customer Experience Representative

Known as “Nathan” to the government, “second-favorite child” to his parents, and “Nate” to the rest of us, Mr. Petoskey’s definition of perfect physical fitness lies somewhere between being able to chase down elk on foot and having a body that processes nicotine with the efficiency of a perpetual-motion machine. He sports a double-major degree in biology and environmental science from Olivet College he's never used but looks good on the wall next to his gold-panning kit. Somewhere in the western USA, there's a car dealership that still tells the story of the day Nathan walked in for an interview, got offered the job, then realized he was 85 miles from the dealership that was expecting him. He declined the offer. And we’re glad he did, because now we get to work with a veteran sod farmer and collector of vintage Copenhagen signs. Nate rules. And if you're lucky enough to get him on the line when you call 1-800-DECKED, then you're very lucky indeed — because he goes above and beyond and because that's not our real phone number.

Andrew Danielson

Head of Program Management

To describe the mindset of Andrew Danielson, it helps to reference western philosopher Ricky Bobby, who famously said, “If you ain’t first, you’re last.” Ever since he exited the womb, Andrew’s been putting the pedal to the metal, beating his twin sister into the world by 120 seconds flat. On his first-ever snowboarding run in Austria, he looked down that mountain and saw that rocky slope not as an obstacle, but an opportunity for max speed. Sure, he broke his collarbone, but he got down the mountain quickest, and immediately hopped in an Audi A1 to see if he could hit his top speed of 165mph. You don’t need a collar bone to floor it. As our Head of Program Management, Andrew applies that “full send” mentality to every product that comes down the pipeline. Do it right. Do it fast. And worry about broken bones after we come in first.

AshLee Weber

Director of E-Commerce and Performance Marketing

What do you get when you combine equal parts sweet tea and Skyline Chili in a crock pot shaped like a cowboy boot? Indigestion. And AshLee: the 50%-Texas, other-half-Ohio, data-devouring eComm queen of making sure not a day goes by that you don’t see DECKED everywhere you look. You know this former Badass of the Month at YETI and Rumpler of the Year at Rumpl comes to the table ready to GSD, sporting a BS and an MBA from the U of Dayton. Speaking of letters, unlike most of us here at DECKED HQ, AshLee learned how to read and is a voracious consumer of high-stakes paperback peril in the form of a thriller novel. But cozied up in her reading chair is about the only free time you’ll find our favorite furniture-flipper (refurbish, not tantrum) indoors and sitting still: She stays on the move rambling with her canines, cosplaying homelessness (i.e. camping), and dodging unsolicited Facebook messages like Floyd Mayweather Jr. in his prime.

Leandro Leguizamon Fernandez

Product Specialist / Warranty

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Leandro swapped steamy tango nights for sweltering desert dust when he saddled up a Chacoan Peccary northbound. An absolute goal-machine, he embodied his pick for fútbol GOAT, Messi, as his high school soccer team’s top scorer. Leandro is the gamer-sphere’s finest mid-tier sniper and co-host of Tuesday Night Gaming Wit da Boiis: a weekly summit of laughs, lag, and low-key roasts. In the wild, you can spot him chasing his daughter around K-pop concerts, or building a barely-manageable Pokémon-card empire. He snagged certificates in Manufacturing & Industrial Operations Management from Dixie State and possesses a heavy bent toward sad-and-loud emo music, though with non-functioning left tear ducts, he’s only 50% emo — and king of the dramatic single tear.

Rory Taylor

Director of Specialty Retail

When the Padres are on and you’re looking for Rory, stop looking. Start smelling. This San Diego native is no doubt in his finest brown and gold attire, at the helm of a grill setup that cost more than his house, smoking and searing up a smorgasbord of meat-treats emanating a cloud of olfactory bliss detectable three states away (five for a bear). Rory’s ethos follows his self-created Doctrine of the Three F’s: Fishing, Family, and Barbecue. (Unfortunately, he never fully learned to spell.) He’s caught fish in 24 states and has 37 left to go. (Unfortunately, he never fully learned to count, either.) He’s got a high score of 297 tri-tips cooked in a single year, a family he just can’t get enough of (including the dog, of course), and a collection of Hawaiian shirts so massive it could sink an outrigger canoe.

Dave Madaras

Category Manager

Dave is a man of contrasts: “kids” appears in both his list of likes and dislikes (pretty understandable, really); he appreciates flowers and farts in equal measure (which, to us, suggests a dysfunctional olfactory center); and maintains a suspiciously high body density in the 99th percentile (allegedly). He may not be able to smell or float, but he once placed 7th in the 2017 Ketchum Wide Open putt-putt showdown and considers securing a significant other before age 40 one of his proudest accomplishments. Born in Yorktown, VA, with some proper book-learnin’ at UVA (wahoowa), Dave swapped Southern comfort for the mountains of Idaho and spends most of his time skiing, fishing, camping, and pretending he might’ve gone pro in baseball—if only he’d signed up for Little League. He occasionally takes math classes for fun, but balances that out with just enough beer to stay relatable.

Avery Rowett

Director of Sales Ops

Another one of DECKED’s numerous anomalies, Avery spent some time as a merchandising manager for a chic fashion company before deciding trucks was more her gig. As a college graduate from U of New Hampshire, it was literally live free or die when she told her folks about her career path choice. She’s married to a man named Zach who is reportedly excellent on the bassoon, has a lovely daughter Madeline, and a dog named Blue. The four of them allegedly spent the last 6 months binge watching the entire Keeping Up with the Kardashians thing.

Marcus Schmidt

Lead Test and Validation Engineer

Engineers are often proudest of their degrees, but Marcus boasts a much higher honor: 2nd place in the Fulton County Fair photography contest for a picture of his dog sitting in a hammock. The Swanton, Ohio, native and University of Cincinnati grad holds multiple patents on things that, he says, most people would find to be so aggressively boring that he refused to list them for this bio. Marcus’s affinity for smoked meats earned him the nickname “Jerky” in his first year of college, and a quick web-search revealed that 76.3% of his graduating class didn’t know that wasn’t his real name until he walked across the stage on graduation day. Despite probably having a patent for a device that could instantly scrub and rinse his kids after a moment of head-to-toe messiness, he prefers to douse them with the garden hose. Something about “building character.”

Ciceley Peavey

Sr. Accountant

With never enough room to roam, Ciceley was raised in the middle of nowhere. She moved a little further away where she managed to graduate high school, dominate stick and ball sports, and go off to the "big city" for college where she acquired the nickname “Shotgun Peavey." A rabid Idaho Vandal fan (sorry about your football team) she was born on Valentine’s Day, but hates heart shaped chocolates, sweet nothings and sappy love cards. She can make a pizza that will give you a coronary and expound ad nauseam on the virtues of the various notes in an IPA. And yep, she’s a sorority girl.

Kim Roberts

VP of Operations

Kim Roberts, VP of Operations at DECKED, may seem like a friendly, hard-working woman on the surface, but there’s something much deeper under the surface. Just look at the facts. When we asked her where she was from and where she went to school, she requested we redact that information. Piqued your interest yet? She’s also a competitive, record-holding skydiver. Did we mention she loves “tunnel flying.” We may not know what that means, but it sounds dangerous. Given the whole scope of her mysterious background, we can only assume she’s either a former or current operative for a spy organization. For now, we’ll just say she “keeps our company running like a well-oiled machine” and “efficiently takes products from the factory floor to our customers.” Don’t worry, Kim. Your secret’s safe with us. The question is, are we safe with Kim?

Bryan Perry

VP Manufacturing & Distribution

The first time Bryan ever stepped on an airplane was to work at DECKED. Now his hobbies include base jumping, speed flying and the two man bobsled. To say Bryan knows injection molding and quality control would belike saying that some cars in Ohio have a little rust. Bryan’s combined 20 years as Quality Manager has entitled him with the right to say WTF whenever the "F" he wants. He’s a rabid Ohio State football fan and recently re-bandwagoned Cleveland Browns fan. He’s got two kids of his own (that he knows of) and a few step kids with his wife Joan Brady. He’s a coach of kids sports and a river boat captain on the SS Minnow of the Maumee.

Spencer Dahl

VP Product, Director of Finance

Spencer is the only student in the history of Harvard to complete an MBA from a ski resort, a beach, the backseat of a rental car, and a Miami dance club – setting numerous World Excel Spreadsheet records along the way. Equipped with the longest job title at DECKED, this handsome bugger was born and raised in a blueblood enclave at sea level, but don't let that fool you: Spencer is as at home among the ivy rubbing elbows at a country club as he is on high altitude death hikes and rolling into seedy mountain town bars with a shotski tucked under his arm. A surprising blend of civilized and blue-collar, Spencer learned how to use power tools in under 48 hours (wherein we learned he does indeed have a Venn diagram tramp stamp).

Chris Walsh

Copywriter

Chris was a fat baby. Had he been born after Ghostbusters premiered, his parents may have nicknamed him “Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.” But in 1983, his closest edible likeness was a potato, so he became “Spudman.” Rumored to have remained the same weight since birth, Chris’s low wind-resistance led him to D1 Cross Country Nationals while at Auburn (War Eagle!). After college, he briefly slowed to a walk for a stint on the runway in NYC, then moved to San Diego and, in an act of reverse-evolution, transformed from land animal to creature of the sea. After 15 years as an Ocean Lifeguard with San Diego Fire-Rescue, he decided surfing and saving newbs from the briny deep wasn’t as much fun as snowboarding, part-time firefighting, and finally using his degree - to slip way too many movie references into these bios when no one's looking.

Frank L. Bartoe V

Associate Manufacturing Engineer

Frank the Fifth. A man from and of Defiance, OH, more firmly rooted than a cactus in a mudslide. Before DECKED? Let’s see: constructing fortifications, building bridges, clearing obstacles, detecting mines, and building defensive barriers as a US Army Combat Engineer. NBD. Clearly not one to let anything stand in his (or anyone’s) path, he cut his teeth on the line as a production worker and in short order busted down the door (literally, but it’s cool—he fixed it) and joined the engineering team. When he's not crafting the cure for truck-bed-blues, Frank can be found engaging in his truest passions: outsmarting largemouth bass, breathing life back into his venerable 1985 F250, avoiding large bodies of water (y’know, sharks), or at the shooting range pinging metal targets with steely precision to the sounds of Paleface Swiss’ absolute banger “Best Before: Death.”

Brad Arno

Associate Project Manager

Brad is a smart man: Brad ran a marathon, and decided one was enough. And while he found no love for hammering out the infamous 26.2, he’s got it in gigantic quantities for being a dad, the Yankees, and the Buckeyes. (He won’t say which of those he loves most, which is fair — the Buckeyes have enough support already.) He was the talk of the town in his home of Liberty Center, OH, when he hit a hole-in-one on a par five using an electric guitar as a driver. He celebrated the feat by playing the solo from “Stairway to Heaven.” With a golf tee for a pick. Held by his toes. When he’s not running the exact number of marathons most people expected him to run plus one, you can find Brad pumping iron with the intensity of a first-round prime Mike Tyson.

Jody Carlson

VP of Sales

Allegedly, Jody once attempted to emigrate to the Great White North. The story goes that his application included only his name and that he was a member of the 1989 California State Hockey Championship-winning team at the Tier II Bantam level. His application was denied, which scholars maintain was the tensest moment in the history of U.S.–Canada relations. He grew up in Huntington Beach, known as Surf City USA, a name stolen from Santa Cruz — or won in a bet, depending on who you ask. As a man with a notably negative opinion of negativity, Jody brings to DECKED a positive energy on par with a hydroelectric turbine during monsoon season. When the workday is done, keep an eye out for Jody cruising mach-Jesus on a variety of sending devices over snow, water, dirt, and probably some surfaces we don’t even know exist yet.

Harrison Rubis

Graphic Designer

When you meet Graphic Designer Harrison Rubis in the halls at DECKED, you’d never guess he’s been hit by a car. He speaks clearly, dresses appropriately, and can whip up a kickass email faster than you can say, “that Camry didn’t even slow down.” On top of fulfilling his own basic daily needs, Harrison has defied the odds by being an all-state honorable mention in Colorado high school soccer. He’s a black belt in taekwondo, winning the Iron Kids National Championship at age 8. He even managed to graduate with a relevant degree from San Diego State. It’s truly a pavement-to-riches comeback story. With every placed pixel and perfectly matched Pantone color, it’s evident that he can do anything through sheer will and determination. Well, other than looking both ways before crossing the street. We’re working on that.

Morgan Struble

Project Manager

Morgan likes rocks. She won’t say which type is her favorite (igneous? sedimentary? metamorphic?), so we must assume she loves them all equally. She’s lived in ten US states, probably chasing new and exciting geologic formations, but did most of her growing-up in the Hellgate Trading Post, now known as Missoula, MT. Morgan is the undefeated champion of the Annual Struble Windbreaking Competition (yes, that’s a farting award), which probably pertains to how she can run so fast: she jet-propelled herself to the still-standing Idaho State record in the 300m hurdles and went on to slay D1 dreams in the 400m hurdles at U of Arizona. In between flatulence-fueled victories, she not only majored in Mechanical Engineering but minored in Mining Engineering (told ya: she likes rocks). In her free time, Morgan gets after it camping, hiking, skiing, rafting, fishing, hunting, and eating wasabi with a spoon.

Tim Inch

Dealer Service Representative

Tim grew up on the mean streets of Brentwood, CA. When not trying to "learn" to surf, he was grooving on the snowy winter slopes. After a small stint getting locked up abroad (have you seen the show?) Tim made his way back to Ketchum where he now truly appreciates the peace and quiet of living in a small town. When not spending time outdoors on foot, by bike or on skis he aspires to be a rock and roll hero and sites his main influences as Spinal Tap and the jazz flute stylings of Ron Burgundy. His motto? "Stay classy and turn it up to eleven!"

Asa Chalmers

Digital Ads Manager

By now, we’ve all heard of Landgrove, Vermont. It’s world-renowned for being an optional stop along Vermont’s Route 11. Its other claim to fame? You guessed it — being the hometown of DECKED Digital Ads Manager Asa Chalmers. When he hit the road for Dartmouth, he did more than reduce the population to 169. He left a gaping hole in its heart that could only be filled by a unicycling, mountain-biking, trail-building, and Land Rover-restoring heartthrob of the highest degree. Today, he serves the highest calling a man could ask for — promoting DECKED’s life-organizing products to the masses. As for the place he left behind, listen carefully at night and you can still hear the soft weeping of a hometown who wants its hero back. Sorry, Landgrove. You’ll have to wait. The world needs its own hero, and he’s busy getting its sh*t together.

Allison Matteson

Sales Enablement Specialist

Upstate New York: where the roads twist like cold spaghetti dropped from the heavens and the nostrils are perpetually coated with a veneer of airborne farm funk. This is where Allison carved her personal legend with party-saving green tea shots that could cure cancer and mongoose-quick comebacks that slay even the most goliath egos. She’s the hardy sort of snowboarder who came up on the Ice Coast, where the slopes might be better descended with hockey skates than skis or boards. Allison likes to start her day with a plain, dry waffle just because she’s tough as sh*t. She self-identifies as a second-rate soccer player and mediocre golfer, but earned the most massive applause in high school history when she forgot the words to her talent show solo and just laughed like a hyena for 2 minutes straight. When asked to describe Allison, her adoring friends unanimously agree: "Often misses the chair when sitting down."

Peggy "Hoops" Wolf

Supply Chain Director

Peggy “Hoops” Wolf likes long walks on the beach of Ohio, cruising with the top down on her Jeep, a cold beer and kicking it on the porch with Clint Black on the radio. She’s born and bred Ohioan who put up 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds as a high schooler at Patrick Henry HS. They call her hoops for a reason, and it’s not for her flair with 80’s ear jewelry. One interesting factoid is that Hoops likes chili, a lot. But she hate’s beans so she picks out every one, which combines with a burning passion for gambling, specifically slots and KINO. She attended THE Defiance College and earned a degree in Business, Bean Counting and Sports Management.

Syd Hafer

Dealer Service Team Manager

Syd Hafer was born and raised in Idaho and has callouses on her hands from reeling in fat ol' trout to prove it. If you have trouble breathing, want to know the standings and odds of any basketball bracket, or need a trivia answers to anything related to The Office, Syd's your girl. She has put her BS in Respiratory Therapy to good use at DECKED: keeping customers calm and her co-workers calmer. Syd's a master of satire and sarcasm, an accomplished cat whisperer, and will hands-down smoke you in any ball sport (yes, even cricket). In her spare time, Syd can be found baking dinosaur-shaped cookies, taking your money in card games, or teaching her daughter Brennyn how to count those cards.

Chris Cooper

VP of People & Culture

When you’re the VP of People & Culture at DECKED, it helps to know a little bit about people and culture. While we’d love to give the job to our trusty office robot, he’s too busy cleaning dog pee stains out of the customer service team’s carpet, so Chris Cooper was next up in line. Can he make Einstein-esque calculations on the spot or keep our coffee warm via his flux capacitor? No. But this son of a gun has been learning people and culture since day one. Born a military kid, he got a taste of Texas, California, Oregon, and Spain before he could spell his own name. In effort to connect with his fellow humans, he’s tried his hand at surfing, sailing, wakeboarding, hiking, gardening, fishing, and owning a 75-lb Mexican street dog. We think that covers the entire human experience, so as long as our robot still gets lost grabbing lunch orders, his job is secure.

Will Robinson

Customer Experience Representative

Thanks to Will, those of us at DECKED HQ have seen our body mass index shoot up an average of 27%: his side gig is baking and selling cheesecakes so tasty they could make a hunger-striking fanatic chow down. Born in Duluth, GA, and raised in Cumming (not a typo, he insists), Will moved to Idaho “for the winter” and woke up ten years later with a degree in High Alpine Shenanigans and an award for Ketchum’s Best Bartender as voted by a jury of one: himself. Going by William amongst local high-snob-iety, but known as Will to us plebeians and BOTW (Billy on the Weekend) to those who stay out past 10pm, this self-taught snowboarding savant spends the warmer months blasting golfballs, flying over the handlebars of his mountain bike, sleeping during the day, and campaigning for legislation to outlaw pickles in all 50 states.

Kayla McEvoy

Director of Fleet Sales

Kayla McEvoy was born — better yet, iron-forged — to be the Director of Fleet Sales at DECKED. Despite being voted “Most Friendly” in 8th Grade, she suppressed her warm and fuzzy exterior as fast as she could, eventually garnering “Most Changed” by her senior year. Then, after hanging in the treetops for 40 minutes during a fateful team-building exercise at a ropes course, she vowed to build her upper-body strength to Olympic levels. You should see her do a pull-up. Stunning. Now, when she’s not burning the pavement and pumping iron, she’s helping fleets discover the magic of DECKED one day at a time. Sure, she may be kind and collaborative and an overall lovely person to work with, but make no mistake, when it comes to efficiency, safety, and rope courses, she’s as hard as nails.

Brian Stevens

Product Manager

Self identifying as “drive it like you rented it”, or more appropriately, “drive it like you stole it”, Brian can fashion you a Mad Max battle winning rig from a washing machine, Ford Fiesta, bailing wire, and stick of chewing gum. He’s an OG from the beginning of the CargoGlide who has developed and fabricated literally everything that is great about the product line today. With more tattoos than Hell’s Angels starter gang, he’s been known to quote Marx and Stalin between expletives at an Olive Garden all you can eat bread sticks night. Want to get married on rented swamp land in Scotland? Hit him up, he’s an ordained minister and literal Lord as an owner of 10 square feet in the motherland. Oh yea, his wife, Randi, knows more about CG than him.

Taylor Riester

People Operations Manager

Not much can rattle the 2005 Swanton Snow Princess, but one thing that gets her blood pressure spiking is her husband’s clock radio blasting her awake at 4am on a hunting day. Even he can’t explain why the DJ is always playing “Never Gonna Give You Up” at that time, but Taylor suspects a larger conspiracy. Taylor’s Ohio roots run deeper than a Cuvier’s beaked whale can dive (Google it). Born and raised in Swanton, she snagged her degree at University of Toledo and now flaunts a bedazzled clipboard as the Parade Director for the Swanton Corn Festival where she’s known to some as “The Kernel.” She’d brave the depths of the darkest corn maze to get her hands on a strawberry margarita, but you’re more likely to find her kicked back on the banks of the Maumee, grateful that she’s at least one day away from the next spreadsheet and a few months away from her car breaking down in the snow again.

Greg Randolph

VP Marketing

Greg Randolph was born a cross eyed, flat footed, asthmatic with a fear of heights, deep water, wide open spaces and small dogs. When he is not working on developing new physical ailments or phobias he enjoys pretending to listen to his four daughters and seeking out quiet, estrogen-free pockets around his property. Punching way above his weight, his wife is the cause of much conversation when they enter the room which typically goes, “What on earth does she see in him?” Greg rides bikes, skis, fishes, hunts, and reportedly has hand-eye coordination on par with a one-armed, one-eyed, drunk Labrador.

Mack Faulk

Customer Experience Representative

Like a cypress emerging from the lowland mud of his Louisiana home, Mack is a towering bastion of Southern charm casting a cooling shade on all he meets. Sure, you can take the man out of the swamp - but you can't take the swamp out of the man. And by swamp, we mean a thoroughly-moistened posterior from spending hours in the cockpit of his more-money-in-the-mods overlanding rig. Yes, it sounds like a screaming sasquatch to distant hikers and can somehow handle 70 on dirt roads. Then, just when you thought his organic, fair-trade, high-performance Merino undies might have a chance to dry out: nope. He’s settling down in the saddle of a kayak for another seemingly endless multi-week paddling trip. Mack self-labels as “one with the critters,” so it’s no surprise that, on his most recent backpacking foray, he befriended and hiked alongside a family of three bears because their pace was “just right.”

Margo L'Heureux

Quality Assurance Manager

Margo is a DECKED O.G., the Queen of Quality, the Product Pundit, the Gear Guru. If we have a product question, and Margo can’t answer it, there is no answer. Raised in the DC area (politicians not comics), Margo readily admits she hates Maryland crab but loves potatoes, so she moved to Idaho. Well, actually, Margo followed a man to Idaho just after college, whom she married and has been with ever since despite the many life-threatening situations he’s put her through. Like hiking on cliffs claiming it was a “shortcut,” dumping her into a waterfall from a poorly rigged cataraft and then rowing over her, and introducing her to skiing by saying, “Just go like this,” and then abandoning her at the top of Sun Valley’s Bald Mountain. Margo has since become a pro in all of these activities and adopted the “baptism by fire” style to teach her son to keep up!

Josh Moore

Lead Design Engineer

Josh has been struck by lightning. That’s not a figure of speech: The heavens opened and extended an electrified hand to him at the tender age of 16. Accomplishments? He’s remained electrocution-free ever since. So what does a guy who was born and raised in Montana, attended Montana State, and was once illuminated from the inside out by mother nature’s very own Edison bulb do to live the good life? He raises three daughters to skin deer while most whippersnappers are only skinning their knees, and teaches them to fly-fish with the precision of a seagull targeting a basket of french fries. His list of dislikes might include “ambiguity”, but we don’t want to say for sure.

Garren Caverly

Line Supervisor

Garren is the undisputed champion of the long game: he spent his entire youth executing a masterful plan in which he never spoke to a girl who went to the same school as him for all 12 years — and then, eventually, married her. When he isn't being a romantic icon, Garren enjoys detailing vehicles, family time, playing basketball, and saving people from burning buildings. True story: back in college he rescued a woman from a structure fire. Literal hometown hero. But it’s a good thing it was a single-story building, because he’s more terrified of heights than a smartphone is of a toilet bowl. He gives most of his affection to Buckeyes football, and what’s left goes to his wife, two kids, and any Boston Terrier — a breed he’s owned more of than we believed was legal in Ohio.

Chuck Mack

Quality Manager

The only thing Chuck’s done longer than Quality Control is play golf. And while he blames work for the silver hairs adorning his dome, we suspect it’s his golf game: ever a man of the numbers, he’s quick to note that the incredibly unlikely odds of his 2-on-a-par-5 Albatross (6 million to one) don’t soften the blow of a hole-in-one (12,500 to one) having eluded him. The only thing he loves more than a day spent wandering around a well-manicured meadow with a bag of blunt instruments is his family. Married for 37 years (still not as long as he’s been moseying about carefully coiffed fields with a cart of expensive sticks), the Defiance, OH, lifer and his wife Liz are proud parents to two boys, and grandparents to identical twin girls. All of whom, he insists, love that his alarm clock plays George Strait’s “Amarillo by Morning.” At full volume. Every day. At 5am.

Calvin Brown

Category Manager

As the only guy at DECKED who played professional football on a flag football team, Calvin brings a wealth of unexpected diversity to the brand. He likes hunting, snowmobiling, dirt biking, beer, whiskey, cigarette boats, Motley Crue, chicks, Nickelback, and Hank Williams Junior. What does he not like? Wine, cities, social functions, hair product, the ballet/opera/symphony, and Nickleback haters. Astounding, eh? But seriously, Calvin has literally crashed every form of vehicle know to ‘Mericans and is a prodigious runner-up finisher in all kinds of motorcycle events. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride. Want to talk suspension, rebound, dampening, seals? Bring an airhorn: he oversaw suspension development for the Ford Ranger Raptor and Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro at Fox and has a few patents bearing his name, including but not limited to dice-with-skulls valve stem caps.

Hannah Gombash

People Operations Specialist

Midwesterners are the perfect fit for a People Operations Specialist, which is essentially a new-age term for HR. And, if you look up “Midwestern” in the dictionary, you’ll see a portrait of Hannah Gombash playing a game of euchre and enjoying some oat sodas. Of course, before bringing her on the team, we had to make sure she fit the criteria. Did she grow up on a farm in Ohio, go to Ohio State University, and then move to another farm in Ohio? She sure as hell did. When we learned that she’s in possession of a first-place bowling trophy, we offered her double salary on the spot. Being a true Midwesterner, she politely declined and said she’s just happy to help her fellow DECKEDers. Maybe it was out of humility and kindness, or the fact that money goes a lot further when your neighbors are a bunch of corn stalks and whitetails.

Lena Butterfield

Engineer

Lena took the long way to Idaho. Born and raised in Nebraska, she lived in North Carolina, South Carolina, Colorado, and detoured for grad school in Rouen, France, where her Naked Gun and Anchorman-inspired humor may have been the greatest diplomatic bridge of our time. She’s an outdoors junkie whose zest would make a caffeinated raccoon dizzy: She runs, hikes, camps, snowboards, and wins volleyball games fueled entirely by Sour Patch Kids and tacos. When told she shouldn’t eat Mexican food for every meal, she adeptly replies, “Why not? They do in Mexico.” Lena is possessed of an almost pathologic requirement to regularly attend live music events and has been the steward of two cats with seven legs between them: Norma (standard issue) and Nelson (Cat Lite™, RIP sweet boy). With a clear “fewer-legs-is-better” approach to life, it’s no surprise she’s terrified of spiders and crabs.

Amanda Penman

Strategic Partnership Manager

Imagine it’s a beautiful day on the golf course. You and your buddies have each polished off a sixer of Milwaukee’s Best, and feel pretty good about your 105 score. You’re prepping to rally with white Monster Energy drinks when you hear a “thwack” and watch a golf ball travel from its tee and roll gently into the hole. Yep, you’ve just met Strategic Partnership Manager Amanda Penman. She doesn’t have time for your shenanigans because she’s too busy sinking a hole-in-one when she’s not wooing folks in the field with her DECKED knowledge and overall pleasant demeanor. It’s not personal. She’s just better than you. You’ll still be tallying up your score by the time she’s cruising in the fast lane to help organize the sh*t out of America. There’s no stopping Amanda from landing deals and winning hearts, so we recommend staying out of her way.

Dan Elliott

Senior Product Engineer

At DECKED, we’re proud to offer positions for the under-privileged. For example, just about anyone from Indiana. These poor people have had nothing to do but watch corn grow and eat mayo sandwiches, and it’s important to help them find a normal life in the workforce. But, imagine our surprise when we met Senior Product Engineer Dan Elliott. Not only did he complete his degree from Purdue (hey, it’s technically a college), but he actually puts it to good use designing the next wave of life-organizing products for America and beyond. Since we rescued him from Indiana, he’s learned to cook, fish, use indoor plumbing, and play disc golf on his own. He still likes to tell every stranger he meets that Hoosiers got snubbed at the Oscars, but we’re working on it.

Bennett Cooper

Social Media Specialist

Fortuitously gifted with two last names, Bennett Cooper changed his name from Cooper Bennett to escape the law after ripping a guitar solo so hot that it burned the venue to the ground. After miraculously completing his Jazz Performance degree while on the run, he dodged authorities by blending in with a series of wholesome jobs, from elementary school music teacher to ski instructor, before hiding out with our clean-cut CX crew. Born and raised in Idaho, he sports a tattoo that reads MADE IN BOISE (guess where). Bennett loves a homecooked meal and makes a bitchin’ béchamel sauce that turns its nose up at French tradition with his secret ingredient: two tablespoons of Coors Banquet. He’s a pretty chill dude, but he’s possessed by a strong distaste for Jeff Bezos, spiders, heights, and Teslas. Somewhere in there is a psychology PhD's thesis paper.

Shaun Muston

Engineer

Shaun is a diehard fan of the best (Denver Bronco’s) and worst (Alabama) teams in football. The father of five kids (ranging from learning to read to learning to drive) is an avid procreator, fisherman and craft beer connoisseur. Sneaking a round of golf in when he can is one of his favorite pastimes. His second home is the little league field where he’s typically found shouting lines from The Bad News Bears to young, impressionable children. As an Army brat, he popped out in Omaha but lived in 7 states before putting down roots in Detroit, go Red Wings!

Greg Yeager

Quality Engineering Technician

Greg Yeager’s only dislike is “unnecessary waste,” but he’ll quickly point out that his favorite possession is a trophy with a basketball player figurine glued to the top of a Budweiser bottle. Interesting. Maybe as a Quality Engineering Technician he’s starved for reminders of his own quality. Or, maybe it’s because he grew up in Defiance, Ohio, and didn’t have access to real trophies. All we know is that he’s a man with his priorities in order. When he’s not dreaming of federal manufacturing regulations or finding the smallest of manufacturing defects, he’s on a boat, in the water, playing music, or swinging a golf club. Regardless, he does not produce unnecessary waste and, as long as he keeps those factory lines in tip-top shape, we see that beer-bottle trophy as more than necessary. It’s well-deserved.

Dylan Gonzalez

Customer Experience Team Manager

Running from the blinding agony of devoted Vikings fandom, this Minnesota native leapfrogged between tree stands and duck blinds, westward to Idaho, bagging a degree from U. of North Dakota and a disturbing number of duck decoys along the way. Dylan once coaxed a 20-pound walleye into his bare hands with nothing but a cold beer and his best rendition of Eric Church, and later reeled in the love of his life much the same way. Married since 2021, the two are now raising their first child who will, no doubt, be able to field dress an elk while still in diapers. Next time you’re on DECKED.com live chat, be sure to say, “Hola,” to Dylan. He doesn’t speak Spanish, we just think it’s hilarious his last name is Gonzalez yet he couldn’t get a glass of agua from a Tijuana bartender even if his beard was en fuego.

Kate Hartley

Chief of Staff

Kate is our very own Simba: Everything the light touches is her kingdom. Any DECKED images and videos that make you spit-take your Montucky Cold Snack and go, “Hell yeah!” have likely been touched by her famous hands. The former tweezer hand-model plucked herself from her native Oregon, home of craft breweries and ¼ of the U.S. llama population, in favor of gin & tonics in the state responsible for ⅓ of U.S. potatoes. Kate graduated from Westminster College in SLC with a B.S. in Environmental Science, churning out a no-BS dissertation on maintaining a healthy GPA-to-powder-day ratio. And while you’re still busy fawning over her work, she’s already made the 4-hour pilgrimage to Trader Joe’s and back and is out with her pup, Abbey, paddling, fishing, hiking, running, biking, or skiing 3 different ways - fueled by lactose-free ice cream and comforted by the knowledge she’s far from most varieties of olives.

Trevan Kindinger

Engineering Intern

If you’re casually strolling through the buzzing manufacturing facility that is DECKED Ohio and hear the voice of an absolute angel soaring above the industrial cacophony, that’s Trevan: one-time male choir member of the year. Which choir? Which year? You’ll be too enchanted to care. Get this man his beloved morning java, followed quickly by a Diet Dr. Pepper for good measure, put the Lions game on, and watch Trevan ascend to glassy-eyed bliss. As a McLaren Racing superfan with a devotion stronger than the Manson family, and as the only one of his siblings that can drive stick, it’s a miracle this Northwest State College grad hasn’t ended up incarcerated for making like Niki Lauda on the streets of Defiance. But then, the last time he had a need for speed, he ended up face-planting right in front of the grandstand while running a relay in a track-meet tragedy that clearly wised him up to the dangers of unbridled velocity.

Dakota Startzman

Receiving/Truck Driver

If you’re ever looking for a man who can rebuild your tractor’s engine faster than Forrest Gump can assemble a rifle, all while belting out a tune that could make the Drill Sergeant weep, look no further than this certified ag-diesel mechanic and two-time The Voice auditionee. Born and raised in Northwest Ohio, and perhaps inspired by Ohio’s own Dean Martin or The Isley Brothers (probably not Frankie Yankovic, “America’s Polka King”), Dakota trained for his passion by singing sweet melodies in the cab of a farm truck. Now with his Commercial Driver’s License, his voice is music to the ears of fellow truckers on the airwaves of Citizens’ Band, asking about the best carne asada tacos on the road. When Dakota isn’t driving all night, hands wet on the wheel, our 18-wheel wildman loves teaching his three kids the finer points of motorcycle engine maintenance.

Hanna Blackwell

Customer Experience Representative

Born and raised among the idyllic mountain scenes of Hailey, Idaho, Hanna’s life would appear to be something out of The Sound of Music - without all the annoying kids. If she were to burst into song, it’d certainly be a Cybertruck diss track belted out from her skis as she airs over you with an espresso martini in one hand and an ahi taco in the other. This former semi-pro halfpipe skier keeps her edges sharper than a knife in a tuxedo, and has bagged top-five finishes at Junior Worlds Halfpipe Championships and a win at the USASA Nationals. Her crowning achievement, though, is earning her place in the hallowed halls of local bar lore by dominating digital deer: she’s held the Big Buck Hunter high score three years in a row. Hanna’s got the gift of gab and a social battery that rarely needs charging, but if you really wanna get her going next time you’re on the DECKED hotline, just ask her about sea turtles or Iron Man’s character arc.

Jon Ward

Senior Software Engineer

It’s rather odd that Jon became a software engineer: He went to Space Camp, built his first computer at 12, got his first IT certification at 16, and earned Student of the Month in high school for figuring out how to print from their new laptops when no one else could. Something doesn’t add up. He grew up in Kirkland, WA, went to Western Washington U, and maintains a trivia night-winning level of Simpsons knowledge that is believed to be quantifiable to more than a terabyte. Able to repair anything from rotary phones to Game Boys and beepers, Jon has a knack for restoring electronics that no one under the age of 30 knows exists. He spent ten years of his youth on the swim team, but these days you’re more likely to find him casually snorkeling or up to his nose in a pint of some esoteric beer after catching a hockey game and grilling up a feast for his wife and their cat.

Don Bergeson

Retail Sales Representative

His childhood nickname was Dangerous Don. He’s broken both arms twice each, his leg twice, and relies on cadaver bone to have a complete left ankle, so the nickname was not metaphorical. It was diagnostic. Adopted at age two, his parents thought they were skipping the newborn stage to get a fully operational child. Surprise, Mom and Dad: His risk-aversion settings default to zero. Don Grew up in Lino Lakes, MN, and, for some mysterious reason, this man known for laughing (or at least chuckling) in the face of fear traveled only ten miles, to Bethel College, for his advanced learnings. Fearful of betraying his reputation for rolling the dice, he zigged to Vail, CO, after his freshman year to work mountain security, but then zagged right back to complete his degree, play football, and win some lifeguarding awards for standing (swimming?) between the aquatically inept and the Great Swimming Pool in the Sky.

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