| Brian Russell’s involvement
with low-voltage cabling began in the late 1970’s when
working as an electrician while studying Electrical
Engineering at the University of Virginia.
Relocating to South Florida in 1981, Mr. Russell worked as a
computer technician, interfacing micro-computers with printers and other
often incompatible peripheral
devices. At that time, each manufacturer of
micros and main-frames used their own proprietary
system. This experience led to the Senior Engineering position at a custom
cable-assembly plant, where he designed and prototyped
every style of data cable currently in use throughout
the industry.
Brian co-founded
Computer Input in 1986 to provide data and voice
cabling installations. At that time, structured cabling and PC
networks were in their infancy, with many components
custom-made. In fact, low-voltage cabling was not even recognized as a
separate electrical trade until several years later,
with Brian then obtaining one of the first specialty
communication licenses in the state.
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Doramary Russell's business experience began early
with her involvement in her family's
business. Upon graduating with Honors from The College of William and
Mary, Mrs. Russell's professional positions
increasingly involved her in business computer systems.
As a systems analyst she
translated accounting needs into programmable
solutions. In 1986, Mrs. Russell co-founded Computer
Input with her husband, Brian. As Chief
Financial Officer, Doramary is responsible for all
finance, tax, accounting and corporate policies.
Mrs. Russell guided the development of a
quality-oriented low-voltage contracting business
which has achieved $4,000,000.00 of annual gross
revenue earning a position as one of South Florida's
Largest Women Owned Businesses, as published in the
South Florida Business Journal.
Doramary continually pursues professional
opportunities, most recently earning
certification as a Web Master and Web Designer.
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DATA · VOICE · AUDIO · VIDEO · CABLING
