Dennis Smith (He/Him)

MR. DENNIS SMITH

Dennis served in public education for nearly 20 years as a High School

Visual Arts Teacher. As a 1998 graduate of High Point College-University, Smith received his BA degree in Art. Smith attended seven more colleges in search of his master’s degree, including WSSU, UNCC, Gaston College, Savannah State University, Armstrong Atlantic

State University/ Georgia Southern, Emmanuel Christian School, & Covenant Bible College. As a Christian husband, father, pastor and teacher, Dennis Smith prioritizes honor. The highest honor a person can bestow is to first become the humble but effective steward of the Temple in which he/she lives. Our bodies were created with an assigned purpose as the Temple of the Holy Spirit. Most of us learn late in life that we are first obligated to serve the Lord. Once we become good at first things, we can then be made a ruler over many other things. The Lord kept His word and gave Mr. Smith access via dreams and visions to a design an algorithm that facilitates the efficiency in a school teacher’s endeavor to create a field trip. Smith designed a piece of software which essentially creates a mobile classroom replete with all necessary components to allow a teacher to physically transport a group of students safely to and from the actual site where learning becomes firsthand and experienceable! Assembling first the software then the Core Team and all the necessary variables, bringing this vision to fruition has been the

preoccupation for Smith for more than 25 years. As you might imagine, the cost for such an undertaking has been substantial but perseverance and determination are just two of the many attributes present in Dennis’ daily donning and pursuit of the completion of his vision and purpose.

Faithfulness accompanies Dennis’ unyielding confidence in each

member of his Core Team and as the visionary leader, Smith accentuates the equitability and uniqueness in the value present in each team member. Dennis Smith truly believes the same perspective is what must be present in our technology. If we treat our people like they truly matter from the perspective that they actually were assigned here by God, and then freely give honor where honor is due, how can that which we produce perform otherwise? The real way to honor God is to honor His presence in each one of His creations! That is our company’s secret to success!