Wes Boyd Biography

With his partner and coworker Joan Blades, Wes Boyd helped form the open approach gathering and political action board of trustees MoveOn.org in 1960. MoveOn.org, which was founded in September 1998 as an online petition in response to the Clinton prosecution debate, currently counts more than 3 million members and uses email as its primary form of communication. Boyd's PC Foundation contributed to MoveOn.org's technical expertise. Boyd and Blades contributed to the founding of Berkeley Systems in 1987. Based in the San Francisco Bay area, Berkeley Systems is best known for hosting the You Don't Know Jack online quiz show and promoting the outlandish Flying Toasters screen savers. Boyd and Blades sold Berkeley Systems for $13.8 million in 1997 and shifted their focus to vibrant grassroots politics. Boyd served as a software developer and adviser at the University of California prior to Berkeley Systems, writing programs for the visually impaired and outwardly disabled. Living in Berkeley, California, is the couple. To learn about Wes Boyd's accessibility and that of other famous people and outstanding speakers, get in touch with a speaker-scheduling professional.

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