Stewart Chong
stewart@wet-sand.com

Born and raised in Hawaii, Stewart graduated from Stanford University in 1997 with a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering. While at Stanford he was the starting setter and captain of the Stanford Men’s Volleyball team which won the 1997 NCAA Championship.

After returning to Hawaii, Stewart spent two years utilizing his engineering degree while working on the Kaho’olawe ordnance removal project. Stewart left his job in engineering in 1999 to start Wet Sand.

Specializing in front-end design and development, Stewart works with clients to create the look and feel of the sites that Wet Sand designs while using his expertise in Adobe Flash to create animated web site functionality. Stewart also assists in the design of back-end software applications and components.

Outside of his responsibility at Wet Sand, Stewart has also coached volleyball at Kamehameha & Punahou.

Dan Dorszynski
dan@wet-sand.com

Originally from Wisconsin, Dan moved to Hawaii in 1997 after graduating from Stanford University.

Now that Wet Sand is focusing on providing client services, Dan’s main responsibility is the continuous development of software components for use within client web sites. These components allow Wet Sand to offer cost-effective business solutions to small and mid-sized businesses that might not otherwise be able to afford the functionality.

Afflicted by a mild form of the disease himself, Dan enjoys sharing his story of success despite adversity with local groups whenever he can. He credits his experience with the disease with the development of his flexible attitude and belief that nothing is impossible – something he carries over to his business philosophy.

Dan has played professional wheelchair tennis on the ITF Wheelchair Tennis tour and has participated in tennis tournaments all over the world including South Africa, Australia, and Italy.