My name is Ivaylo Lenkov and I've been in software development for many years. I started in the mid 80's writing firmware for real-time process-control systems at the Institute of Industrial Cybernetics and Robotics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Next, I worked for the Space Research Institute, where I was responsible for the firmware of the weather forecast controller in one of the first Bulgarian satellites. In the early 90's, I founded my first company where we developed a peer-to-peer network operating system called RoNet. In the mid-90's, I created one of the early VoIP products, IRIS Phone.

During the dot-com bubble I was running an interactive agency in Los Angeles where we worked for clients like Paramount Pictures, Viacom, Vivendi and others. After the bubble burst, I moved to the Silicon Valley and went back to product development with NetClime. We used our experience in content management systems (CMS) and content delivery networks (CDN) gained while building million-dollar sites for multi-billion dollar companies to create a tool for the average Joe to design, build and host impressive web presence. We called it SiteKreator.