Jennifer Canty is the original founder of Dyscern. Her years of experience in business consulting and education provided her with the skills and network necessary to build Dyscern from a basement operation to a multi-million dollar company.

Jennifer built her expertise as a Media and eCommerce consultant at Proxicom/Dimension Data, working with such clients as Oxygen Network, Harvard Business School Publishing and America Online. Prior to her work at Proxicom, her focus was on international development, managing aid workers across the globe for Cambridge Consulting Corporation and Development Associates.

She holds an MBA from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at The University of Maryland and a BA in International Relations from Michigan State University.

Bill Frischling, Chief Operating Officer

Bill Frischling is currently the Chief Operating Officer and co-founder of Dyscern.

Bill has more than a decade of experience on the Internet, with a specialty in launching new products. His previous role was as Executive Director of Product Development at America Online, where he led and managed bi-coastal groups responsible for launching such products as My AOL, AOL Search and AOL Alerts and Reminders. Prior to America Online, he worked at The Washington Post, where was part of a small team that first launched washingtonpost.com on the Internet. Prior to The Washington Post, he was a reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer. His articles have appeared in such publications as The New York Times, Wired, Newsweek, The Washington Post, Newsday and The Detroit Free Press.

Bill is a graduate of Michigan State University, where he received a degree in journalism. He is a father of two and lives in Great Falls, Virginia.

John Angerer, Chief Logistics Officer

John is a partner in Dyscern and heads the warehouse and repair operations. John has an extensive background in process management and education. He holds an undergraduate degree from the State University of New York at Albany and masters degrees from Adelphi University and Virginia Tech.