The following list shows who of our of currently active writers or their immediate relatives have financial stakes in the audio industry. None of them except the publisher derives any income from this site. Chris Redmond:Chris is a self-employed franchisee of ChipsAway, a mobile auto body repair/respray business. From 2006 to 2009, he was a writer for online audio publication Dagogo.com. David Kan: David has written paid-for classical CD reviews for Audiotechnique in Hong Kong since 1992 and in 2007 started the classical CD review site CDhandbook.com (currently under construction). In 1999, he launched a one-man creative advertising consultancy whose present client roster is 0 as David has mostly retired. He now does the occasional small freelance commission of painting oil or pastel portraits from photos. Edgar Kramer: Edgar sold his pro-audio business in 2007 when he accepted a full-time position for an Australian publication conglomerate as Reviews Editor for Australian Hi-Fi and Sound & Image magazines. In addition, he has recently taken up the position of Editor of Australian InCar Entertainment magazine. Edgar is on the Organizing Committee for the Audiophile Society of New South Wales and convenes a Jazz, Blues and Rock Special Interest Group. Edward Barker: Edward is director of a renewable energy company. His brother Francis has a PhD in acoustics and is involved in scientific research, none of of which is related to hifi or audio companies. Frederic Beudot: Frederic is a business manager in the chemical industry. Glen Wagenknecht: Glen is currently working as Senior Master at the 299 Queen Street division of the CTV network in Toronto Canada supervising 20 television stations and 1 radio station. Jay Fisher: Jay is a professional muralist and recently completed working on the new Atlantis Resort in Dubai. Joël Chevassus: Joël is currently working as financial manager of an international oil company. Kari Nevalainen: Kari is a freelance audio journalist who launched Inner World Audio in 2007, a Finnish (partly English) cultural audio publication in print and on-line. Kari also teaches moral and political philosophy at the University of Helsinki. Ken Micallef: Ken is employed as a freelance jazz and rock journalist by day, paralegal at a Manhattan law firm by night. Marja Vanderloo & Henk Boot: Marja & Henk are IT specialists who maintain computer systems for large corporate clients. They also contribute free and paid-for audio reviews to Dutch print and on-line publications. Michael Lavorgna: Michael's audio interests have merged with his profession to the extent that he does some graphic design and web work for audio companies -- manufacturers, importers and dealers -- through his TouchMove business. Michael's main focus for 6moons since then have been the informal RoadTour articles. Mike Malinowski: Mike is a business manager in the medical industry. Paul Candy: Paul is operations manager for a Canadian non-profit, non-share cemetery corporation. Srajan Ebaen: Prior to launching 6moons, Srajan worked in audio retail, then as national sales manager for Mesa Engineering's hifi division, Meadowlark Audio and Soliloquy Loudspeaker Company. 6moons is wholly owned by him. He currently derives his sole income from ad sponsor support on 6moons. If such ad sponsors lack their own graphic department, their ad contracts include free banner and ad generation on this site. They provide copy and images, 6moons builds their banners and HTML page ads for this site. Stephæn Harrell: Stephæn works as civic entrepreneur, human systems coach, consultant and mediator. He is also V.P. of AudioAsylum.com. From 1999 to 2006, he was a reviewer/contributing writer for The Abso!ute Sound. Steve Marsh: Steve owns North Lake Audio through which he repairs mainly tube equipment (vintage/modern), buys, sells and consigns vintage audio gear and consults on 2-channel residential stereo system installations. Wojciech Pacula: For the last five years, Wojciech has been editor-in-chief of the web magazine High Fidelity and for eight years, editor of the Polish magazine Audio. He is a former sound man and recording studio chief with a Ph.D. in Polish literature. He lives in Krakow, Poland's former capital.