Adam Halem - President Adam specializes in creating interactive new media specifically concentrating on web design, multimedia presentations, 3D modeling, and graphic design. A recognized authority on Apple technologies, he regularly gives talks on QuickTime and OS X and their use in web design. Apple computer recently featured Adam in a story about his web design and Arcamedia (see link below). In addition, he has spoken at Seybold Seminars, the National Board of Education 21st Century School Conference, Strictly Business trade shows, Inc. World, and others. His expertise is multifaceted in both traditional design and cyber design. Adam began his study of design while obtaining a BA from Bowdoin College with majors in Studio Art, Architecture and Computer Science. Adam continued his education by receiving a Masters of Architecture from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While at MIT he worked extensively at the MIT Media Lab where he studied software design with Mitch Kapor and worked to find the link between architecture and cyber technology. Adam was the first student at MIT to successfully complete a design thesis as in interactive CD-ROM in 1996.