Jason Franco is a dedicated husband, father, entrepreneur and president of JVF Consulting. He entered the world of computing at the age of 15 when he began creating custom applications that enhanced service offerings for the Bulletin Board community. He received his formal education from the University of the Pacific, where he met his lovely wife Melissa.

In addition to his formal training, he has worked for both small companies and large corporations, honing his professional skills by continually building on his development knowledge, people skills and sales experience. During all of his training he learned the importance of mastering the fundamentals of problem solving and not just syntax, because almost everything can be referenced. He also knows that only learning rigid steps to solving problems does not allow one to think outside the box, allowing them to challenge themselves, take risks and learn valuable lessons.

Throughout all his endeavors he continually felt something lacking from most of his experiences. He joined a mentorship program called, Integrity in Business Development and the first step in the great journey has begun. His son Jack Victor Franco (JVF) was born shortly after the program started and his world has opened up to countless possibilities for his relationships, his goals and his business ventures.

Marcio begin studying web design and development in the fall of 2001 at Seattle Central Community College. It wasn't until early this year JVF Consulting recruited him from Stockton in the first round draft pick. As a member of JVF Consulting Marcio swore to provide the good people of the world with a functional and efficient web application that works for all their business needs.

When Marcio is not in front of a computer you can find him spinning on his head. Before entering his career as a Web designer, Marcio was a professional Bboy (breakdancer) who spent most of the 90's battling other crews across the states. You might recognize him from Best of the best 7 (San Jose), Mighty 4 (SF), Freestyle session 3(San Diego) or as the main judge in the Kumate competition in Seattle.