A wise person once said, “Good ideas are common – what’s uncommon are people who’ll work hard enough to bring them about.”

Since our company was formed in 2006, we’ve made it our business to be that kind of people, the ones that help others to bring their ideas to light. What started with software consulting has since mushroomed into the creation of training products, educational resources, and technical writing. We create tools online, on paper, and on occasion, in person, and our clients range from learners as young as six or seven to major industrial corporations. We’re proud to help all sorts of people and organizations make their ideas a reality, and we also help people share and teach their ideas.

To learn more about our clients and our projects, visit www.enabletc.com.

Our team

In the lead role is President Ben Zimmer, long-time computer geek and LabVIEW programmer since 1994. Ben started Enable Training and Consulting in 2006, putting his degrees in applied math and physics to work, as well as his many years of experince as a programmer. In recent years, Ben’s experience as an educator has helped him to design teaching, learning and training tools for both industry and education.

Amy Leask, Vice President, has served as the non-technical lead since Enable was formed. An educator, writer and editor by trade, Amy is passionate about encouraging even the smallest of thinkers. She is living proof that you can do something useful with a degree in philosophy.

In supporting roles are Pat Allen, Dean Mills, Katy Leask, Lukas Reidinger, Mike Baird, Matt Paterson, Mark Hughes, Octavian Ciubotariu and Jess Plhak. Pat brings a wealth of experience in both hardware and software to the role of Operations Manager. Dean Mills takes care of our technical operations as LabVIEW Development Manager. Lukas, Mike, Matt, and Octavian provide unique software solutions, backed by their training in programming and electronics. A former primary school teacher, Katy creates innovative curriculum resources for teachers and students. Mark makes us all look good as our resident Graphics Designer. And – Jess keep all of us in line as our resident administrative officer.

Let us not forget our chorus of interns and coop students. Enthusiastic, clever and innovative, they provide us with a constant influx of new ideas and solutions. They are, in no particular order: Dhrov Gupta, Aayushi Kaushik, Damian Weber, Bilal Ahmed, Scott Dermott, Matthew Aitken, and Alex Judge.

Last but not least, we would like to credit our former interns and students who have contributed to our great projects, services and successes. Again, in no particular order: Kasyap Patel, Kevin Wang, Ayman Nadeem, Jia Cheng Hu, Zaid Nadeem, Akos Bakos, Aaron Pereira, Greg Sullivan, John Lee, Joseph Kinsella, Sarah Bonin, Shane Slipetz, Luxsumi Jeevananthan, Malik Makeen, and Corey Eagle.

Making cameo appearances are: Ruby Zimmer, and official office mascot Finnegan.