PC Accelerator - Staff

Staff

  • Mike Salmon: Editor in Chief and writer
  • Rob Smith: Executive Editor who went on to helm PC Gamer.
  • Ed Lee: Writer who eventually left to enter law school.
  • Chuck Osborn: A native of Austin, Texas. Chuck went on to work for PC Gamer.
  • Matt Holmes: Associate Editor
  • Eric Smith: Asst. Art Director, then Art Director after Kyle departed
  • Dan Egger: A junior editor for the magazine.
  • Carrie Shepherd: The managing editor for the publication.
  • Quinton Doroquez aka "Q": Original Art Director who designed the layout for the magazine.
  • Kyle LeBoeuf: Asst. Art Director, then Art Director after Quinton departed
  • Erik Piller: Marketing Manager / Webmaster
  • Caroline Simpson-Bint: Publisher
  • Caitlyn Meeks: CD-ROM designer, also worked for PC Gamer.

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