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Greg received his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from the University of Kentucky and received his MBA in IT Management from Western Governors University. Greg is an Eagle Scout and serves on the Board of the Bluegrass Council Boy Scouts. Greg is active in his church and enjoys spending time with his family. He also enjoys golf, shooting sports, flying, and scuba diving (when he can get away!).

Greg’s entrepreneurial spirit and leadership skills have been instrumental in Netcomm’s growth strategy delivering innovative client solutions for over 25 years. Having been involved in all facets of the business, Greg says the most rewarding aspect is helping clients resolve a difficult problem. Being part of the process that helps businesses become more productive is particularly satisfying. He has been bear-hugged by clients on more than one occasion after saving them from almost certain death (or at least solving a very challenging business issue!).

Scott Reed was born, raised, and stayed  in Lexington, Kentucky. Scott attended Henry Clay High School and went on to University of Kentucky where he studied Business Management.   Scott is a proven sales leader with over 12 years of experience in closing business, building high achieving teams and developing strong channel relationships.  Scott has multiple technology sales certifications including EMC Sales, VMWare Sales, KACE Sales, Avaya Sales, and currently studying sales training at Cardone University.  Scott brings a strong background of consultative and solution based resources to his customers.

Mike Dobbins was born in Lexington, Kentucky and grew up in Wheeling, West Virginia. He attended Wheeling Park High School where he took his first computer programming classes and worked as  a teacher’s aide to the Information Technology teacher for two years. After graduation he attended the University of Kentucky for a year and then pursued a retail management career. After getting married in 2008, he decided to go back to college to get a degree. He completed his Associate’s degree in Information Technology at Bluegrass Community and Technical College. Mike has been with Netcomm February 8th, 2010.

In his free time, Mike enjoys spending time with his three kids. His oldest son is on the Tates Creek High School Archery Team and his daughter takes dance lessons. Any free time that he can get is spent for quality time with his wife as they try to recuperate from managing a teenager, 5 year old, and 3 year old.

Josh moved to Lexington in 2015, after serving 8 years in the military. He started studying IT after receiving a job offer from a friend who needed help.  After picking up several certifications he went to work as a contractor doing desktop support for the Nation Guard post in Lexington, and then as a Helpdesk Technician for the Army Corps of Engineers in Louisville. He is now proud to serve you as a Help Desk/Network Engineer I here at Netcomm while he studies for his B.S. in Network Operations and Security.

In his spare time, Josh enjoys further studying in both networking and electronic engineering, as well as other things like machining, oil painting, and gardening when he can find time.

Ashley is the oil of the office engine. She ensures that the daily operations run smoothly and efficiently. Her experience in office management help her maintain Netcomm’s accounts payable, accounts receivable, and payroll responsibilities.

Ashley’s dog, Bella, sometimes helps her out when needed, and also makes sure Lily is focused on the job at hand. She likes spending time with her husband and extended family, and with a bun in the oven, is anxiously awaiting the birth of their first child.

Lily only works part-time, but when she’s here, the office environment is always a little more enjoyable. Lily is a rescue dog, and we are as happy to have her as she is to have us. When asked what breed she is, we say only semi-jokingly, “coydinger” (pronounced ki-ding-eer), as in part coyote, part dingo , and part deer. One look at her and you’ll know why.

Lily’s specialty is alerting all in the office to “intruders”, such as delivery people or visitors, so that they may dealt with accordingly. She loves to run and play, and is super-friendly, unless you happen to be a bird or squirrel, then not so much.