I would like to apologize for listing a website still in a developmental phase that has no value to you what-so-ever at the present moment. Okay, I have big shoulders and deserve a bit of backlash as ignorance of the law is no excuse. This is my first day and first listing, I should have read the rules, guidlelines and bylaws, and more importantly summed up its ideology and how to be a part of the solution not the problem.
My name is Roman Terry and the CEO of Get A Trip, Inc. We are powered largely by Sabre Holdings International. Though we have selected the best vendors to incorporate most of Get A Trip was developed by some of the most advanced software architects and developmental engineers in the world. We pride ourselves not on having spent well into the high 6-figures, but "why" we spent it. When I was first invited to become part of the team and eventually lead the company, the primary thing that bothered me was the new ideas were, granted with hard effort, very attainable. This was not why they brought me on board. I am a visionary and I early on stated we needed to expand our vision and field of technology, so it all was just beyond our reach. This now felt right [others will perhaps use more colorful adjectives, such as "lunacy"], because if these goals could be overcome than we would truly be on the cutting edge of something grand, something brilliant, something that would dazzle the public with its fluency and innovativeness. Many were discouraged, near half the team quit. Steve Jobs, though I was never to meet him in person, held a tremendous influence on my thinking. I never wavered, always asking myself "What would Steve do?" It was thrilling yet scary, like jumping out into the night air without a parachute on, far into a dark abyss. I am pleased today to announce, that end is in sight -- Get A Trip.com is in sight. Going public in the summer of 2012.
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