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 Woody is a scientist with a creative streak. Having followed the path of computer science through school, college and university, he broke away from the corporate IT environment in 2002 to start up the business.
He strengthened his visual communication and design skills at Loughborough university and now manages e-Kit.co.uk. Through experience and study Woody maintains a solid understanding of the broad range of disciplines that encompass web systems design and development.
 Nick has an academic history littered with nothing but A's. He is a mathematician/engineer and since graduation from Manchester university in 1996 has followed the path of computer science and now works as a freelance technical consultant.
Nick has worked for both SMEs and enterprises like Ford and is currently specialising in web client-server systems. He has mastered a number of languages - Computer, Human and the language of music.
 Helen Is a born and bred Midlands girl who decided on taking herself to the south coast after working at our head office in Leicestershire for a good number of years. She now works for eKit remotely in Brighton and from there succeeds in keeping us all in line and managing the sales and marketing projects within eKit.
Helen has helped take eKit to the next level in terms of business structure and procedures and is a hugely valued member of the team. Helen is a mother of one, and in the spare time she finds, she enjoys traveling, new music and walking.
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 Anthony read chemistry at university. He spent seven years working as a radiochemist before launching a new wholefood retail business, which was sold in the late eighties.
Eventually he moved into IT and spent 15 years at Jaguar Cars IT Systems. There he enjoyed writing code for a range of business data systems, and had plenty of contact with engineering and marketing departments. As well as being very happily married with four grown-up children, he is now the software and database frontman at e-Kit.
 Dave Everitt is a Fine Artist who works with technology. He enjoyed experimenting with innovative human-computer interaction at Loughborough University's Creativity and Cognition Research Studios, and is planning to find a new home at DeMontfort's IOCT.
His interests are: emerging technology, arts and disability, web access, standards and software design - with a
special strength as a 'translator' between computer programmers and
end-users, artists or clients.
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