Gregg Henry is a proud graduate of Bowling Green State University where he earned a B.S. in Computer Science. He has been building websites and web applications since 2002. From 2004-2005 Gregg helped develop an open source project for a friend and mentor. Freemed-YiRC is a software project which aims to provide a product capable of providing Child Caring Agencies/Youth in Residential Care (YiRC) agencies with a fully functional internal case management/information system. Freemed-YirC is still being developed today.

From 2006 - 2007 Gregg was the lead developer and project director for noreign studios where he managed large and small projects for clients. In 2008 he took his years of knowledge to start triple G interactive.

Gregg is happily married and residing in Dublin, Ohio. He enjoys spending time with his wife, family and friends (oh and two awesome shih tzus, Bear & Reese).

triple G interactive, LLC is currently based in Dublin, Ohio. The company's goal is to provide web design and development services of the highest quality in a timely manner, with as little hassle for the client as possible. This is accomplished by careful planning, a transparent workflow, and leveraging of experience and expertise in producing e-commerce and dynamic web applications.

We are a small company, we leverage the talent of some of the best freelancers in Columbus, Ohio. We take a lot of overhead out of a project's cost because of this. We certainly don't think that a studio atmosphere is wrong (it can spark great creativity), but we know that our aproach has been very succesful and our clients would agree.

Websites designed and developed by triple G interactive are a thought out process. We believe a user's web experience should be as smooth and natural as possible. Visually, it should be both pretty and intuitive. Our sites validate on modern browsers while using some of the latest trends in web design and development.

We are now currently accepting new clients, please use the project quote form to contact us about your project.