Jennifer Council , Southern Oregon Program Manager

Jenny manages our Southern Oregon office, working with nonprofit organizations across the region in the areas of strategic planning, databases, networking and technical support. 

She brings nearly 20 years experience to bear, managing technology across a diverse range of organizations and technologies in both the commercial and nonprofit sectors.  A Jane of all trades (aka technology generalist and integrator), her experience ranges from end user support and help desk management through data analysis, database design, servers and networking, always with a focus on how technology serves those who use it.  Jenny has a BA in Philosophy & Politics and a Post-graduate Diploma in Integrative Counseling and Psychotherapy.

Having moved to Oregon from London, Jenny is a convert to rural life.  She loves the diversity of forests, fungi, fauna and spiders living in and around her home, and is still awed to see stars in a dark sky. 

Matthew Latterell, Executive Director 

Matthew has over eighteen years experience in the world of nonprofit and higher education technology planning, assistance and management. Matthew joined the netCorps Board in 1997 and served as President of the Board from 1998-2000. Prior to becoming the ED of netCorps in 2001, Matthew worked as the Assistant Dean for Educational and Information Technology at the University of Oregon School of Law. As Executive Director, Matthew is responsible for fundraising, development and collaboration, as well as taking on special projects and initiatives.

Matthew recently moved from North Carolina to Portland, Oregon, where he lives with his wife and daughters. When not eating, breathing and dreaming about nonprofit uses of technology, Matthew enjoys gardening, bike rides and sampling local brews and restaurants (Matthew is also the co-author of The Brewpub Explorer of the Pacific Northwest). Although lately it seems all energy is going in to fixing up the house and yard.

Joe Millon, Managing Director

Joe joined netCorps in 1999, after three decades of business experience in Eugene. He has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Oregon. In between his design and building projects, he found time to learn computer skills, starting with an old CPM computer. His non profit experience includes volunteering with several environmental groups and serving as a board member. Joe responsibilities include managing netCorps’ Oregon operations, technology infrastructure, and technology assessment and planning, and project management.

When he is not doing the netCorps thing, he is usually brewing beer, playing Ultimate Frisbee, windsurfing, cycling, and chasing his kids. His current project is renovating an old Mercedes to run on biodiesel and vegetable oil.

Hal Noble, Technology Consultant

Hal has a B.S. in Computer Science and Technology and has worked in the computer field for the past 20 years as a system administrator, software project manager, database manager, programmer and independent consultant. He has served on the board of directors for a nonprofit charter school.

Hal promotes the idea that we are all one, that there is enough for all of us if we just use it properly, and that all mystery cables end *somewhere*. He lives in the country outside of Eugene where he and his family raise draft horses and heirloom apples. When not fixing computers or fences, Hal enjoys hiking and bicycling, or, sometimes, just standing in his field.

Poppy Lochridge, Technology Consultant

Poppy started her career planning to be a school  counselor, and decried the school district's decision to institute more computer classes. "What am I going to do, analyze computers?" she asked. Little did she know that her prophecy would indeed come true.

She holds a B.A. in Psychology from Boston University, and worked in the computer industry for 5 years as a support technician before joining netCorps. On weekends, she can frequently be found hunched over a camera somewhere in Willamette Valley.

Sean Watson, Technology Consultant

Sean bounced through Physics, Psychology and Neuroscience before finishing up with a B.S. in Computer Science from UNC Wilmington. He has worked in the field for 13 years and has been playing with computers since he was seven years old (Go PC Jr!). He has worked for multiple Fortune 500 companies including GE where he spent three years creating enterprise software solutions on shoestring budgets.

Sean believes in one simple equation: Technology + Citizenship = Infinite Possibilities. By empowering organizations with technology solutions, he achieves all of his goals at once: be a computer nerd, save the environment, promote human rights, create world peace. Needless to say, he was born to work for netCorps.