Clara joined Idruna in June of 2003, and has made it her mission to make sure things will never be the same again. Clara also occasionally handles tech support calls, after reading that people would rather talk to a 2 year old than deal with the call centers other tech companies tend to use.

Paul Nolan's primary responsibilities are to entertain the President. Sometimes however, the President falls asleep, and he is able to use his more than a decades worth of experience to develop innovative and award winning graphics software.

Paul's first paying job was as a computer animator for an educational video production company at the age of 14, and he has since gone on to release Photogenics in 1994, a networking product called The Siamese System in 1996, an interactive television system in 1999, Photogenics for Pocket PC in 2001, the first ever High Dynamic Range paint package, Photogenics HDR, in 2002, and Pocket Phojo, the first handheld image transmission system for photojournalists also in 2002. Work continues on the latest versions of Photogenics, Pocket Phojo, and some interesting new products in the pipeline. Paul holds a patent for the unique way in which Photogenics works, and has several other patents pending in the field of image processing.

The T Sector, a San Diego tech news site, posted an interview with the CEO of Idruna Software Inc. in 2001, which can be read here.

The Graphicsboard.com also interviewed Paul Nolan in 2001, this interview can be read here.