Michael Gilmour

CEO - Founder

Born in Melbourne, Australia Michael founded his first business when he was 16 years old and has been an avid Internet entrepreneur for over 25 years. After completing his MBA and founding a number of ecommerce businesses Michael served as a director of the prestigious Australian Internet Industry Association, the last two of which he was elected to the position of vice-chairman.

Together with his business partner, David Gibbs, founded ParkLogic which both maximizes domain revenue and manages domain portfolios for clients the world over. He is also an industry commentator via his blog, whizzbangsblog.com, and regularly speaks at global industry events.

Both an avid writer and reader Michael has recently completed his first science fiction novel, “Battleframe” which was published early in 2015.

Laci Nagy

Development/Operations

Laci commenced his career as an officer cadet at the Royal Australian Air Force Academy where he gained a BSc in Mathematics and Physics. After graduating he completed additional study in aeronautics, flying and gained a Graduate Diploma of Education. Laci then moved into an instructional role, teaching aerodynamics to the trainee pilots of the Australian and Papua New Guinea Defence Forces at the RAAF’s No 1 Flying Training School.

After leaving the RAAF, Laci became a trainer in the corporate world and secured a systems support role at the worlds largest mining company, BHP Biliton. Over 9 years ago, Laci joined the team at ParkLogic and as well as playing an operational role he specialises in database systems and interface development.

Laci's passion for aviation has always been with him and you can regularly find him either building remote control gliders or slope soaring with a local model flying club.

Danny Cron

Senior Developer

After completing his Masters in Computer Science, majoring in both artificial intelligence and game theory, Danny broadened his skills by joining and founding a number of Internet startups. It was during this time that he worked closely with Michael as they commercialised a innovative online advertising service that was used by a major reality television program. Danny joined ParkLogic over 9 years ago and has become the key systems designer, developer and technical problem solver for the company.

Danny's enjoyment of games continues to this day and when not coding for ParkLogic he can often be found either playing or designing tabletop and computer games.