Meet Your Maker: Vincent Heichelbech
“For me, it comes down to something really simple: I love wood grain.”
Author: gsimrall
Bio: Grace Simrall, Founder and CEO, iGlass Analytics Grace is a midwestern transplant who fell in love with Louisville and always eager to promote all the great things this city has to offer. After providing her data management and analytics expertise to various Fortune 100 retail companies, she founded iGlass Analytics to help healthcare companies deliver more efficient patient care without sacrificing quality through smarter use of their data.
Articles by gsimrall
The Road to Solar Decathlon
“Roadtrip!” Just that one serendipitous word uttered by Kelsey King and her three girlfriends in 2009 has led to the University of Louisville’s entry into the 2013 United States Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition. On her way into the … Continue reading
Meet Your Maker: Joshua Wilcox
“When I left Louisville on a quest to find a calling, I wasn’t 100 percent sure where it would take me. When I talked with my friends, they all thought I was crazy to go into the woods in the … Continue reading
Meet your Maker: Chris Hunter
“As soon as basketball season is over, if I lived somewhere else, there would be this drought until summertime comes. I love how The Derby transitions me right into summer.”
Meet your Maker: Alex Wright
“I don’t believe in the hobby as a hobby. This is a problem because sometimes it’s not relaxing. But, for me, it’s not about relaxing; it’s about the missed opportunity. It’s about that 17-year-old kid who said, ‘Hmm, maybe I … Continue reading
Meet your Maker: Andrew Marsh
“If there’s been a theme throughout my career as an artist and administrator it’s been to act, to solve problems quickly, and to embrace the complexity of things.”
Meet your Maker: Dan Bowen
“As an amateur scientist and innovator, I focus on solving strategic small things today to make big differences tomorrow.”
Meet your Maker: Susan Case
“There are lots of things I can’t do, but if there is some sort of zombie apocalypse, I can contribute knitting. Someone can raise the sheep, someone else can spin the yarn, and I’ll knit the yarn. I knit great … Continue reading