Team

Rev. Douglas E. Nelson / Chief Executive Officer

As Chief Executive Officer, Reverend Douglas E. Nelson provides counsel to clients as well as the overall vision and leadership to the Levitical Network staff.

Rev. Nelson is well respected having worked as the City of Los Angeles’ first Faith-Based Liaison in the City Council and the Mayor’s Office of Antonio R. Villaraigosa. He also formerly served in a similar capacity for Los Angeles City Council member Martin Ludlow. He has also worked in the philanthropic community with the LA84 (formerly Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles) and UniHealth Foundations recommending more than $7 million in grants to nonprofit organizations. He was formerly employed by World Vision as the Los Angeles Director of Housing, Urban & Economic Development.

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Gabriel Moreno / Creative Director of Oeste Design

Gabriel brings more than ten years’ experience creating outstanding visual and interactive design for a diverse range of clients. His capabilities include extensive experience in design and production of packaging, advertising, and marketing communications materials, as well as development of branding and corporate identity campaigns. Gabriel has worked with Fortune 500 companies including Mattel, Inc., Discovery Channel and GAIAM, Inc., entrepreneurial start-ups, single-owner businesses, as well as city governments around the country and the federal government. His company was twice recognized – in 2004 and 2006 – by American Design Awards for best website design. www.oesteinc.com

Bryan Franklin / Virtual Chief Technology Officer

Bryan lends his Technology "know-how" to individuals and companies as their virtual CTO, (Chief Technology Officer) for FREE provided exclusively for those that actively participates with 1iMALL.COM by getting others to COLLABORATE with 1iMALL.COM. www.BryanFranklin.com

What Does the “Triquetra” Symbol Represent?

Triquetra, is a word derived from the Latin tri- ("three") and quetrus ("cornered"). Its original meaning was simply "triangle" and it has been used to refer to various three-cornered shapes. The triquetra has represented many things for many religions and cultures. It has been used as a powerful amulet since ancient times. To Christians it symbolizes the Holy Trinity, the Father, the Son & the Holy Spirit. It also incorporates the Ichthys (fish) used as a secret symbol by early Christians. Bishop Theophile of Antioch, who died in 186 A.D., is thought to have been the first to use a similar symbol concept of the Holy Trinity.

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