TNR Global was co-founded by Rich Roth and Natasha Goncharova in 2004, and has expanded over the years into a team of highly qualified professionals.  Our focus has always been on the ‘complex’ sites. Front end web design for static sites bores us. We are back end types. Content management systems, enterprise search, complex databases, the code that makes it all work together… that is our bread and butter. And we have a deep and abiding love of open source solutions. Joomla!, the best open source CMS, has won our hearts.

Rich Roth, CEO, has been in software development since there was software development.
Rich Roth founded TNR Global to capitalize on his 30 year record of achievements in the IT field. Under his direction, the company has grown into a leader in the field of enterprise level back end web services. Rich Roth is a well known expert in software product design and in cross-platform computer technology. He assisted Bob Young in early business plans for Redhat, and was Shepard in the Apache Foundation Gui-dev project. Rich Roth has spoken at conferences and published articles in Computerworld, Creative Computing, Dr. Dobbs Journal, Computer Language and a chapter of a book on AI in Business.

Masters of System Engineering, 1973 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Natasha Goncharova, Managing Director, Business Development
Natasha Goncharova has over a decade of experience in business development and finance, and was the co-founder of TNR Global. Prior to her work with TNR, she gained international experience in financial consulting and in corporate finance as a senior financial analyst. Her experience includes financial management, budgeting, sales forecasting, market research, and sensitivity analysis.

Masters of Business Administration, 2003  University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Tamar Schanfeld, Joomla! Project Manager
Tamar manages Joomla! projects at TNR Global, including the Joomla! Synagogue Sites initiative. She is an experienced technical and marketing writer, and has written manuals, specifications, user guides, and articles for high tech and financial firms in the United States and Israel.  She specializes in making technical material interesting and accessible to both technical and non-technical users.

Bachelor of Arts, 2001, Marlboro College