Rachel Pastirik, Student, Web Architect, and Business Woman
Posted: January 01, 1998 » by Lead Architect » in History; News and Events
What would today’s small business do without web designers? Rachel Pastirik, a young enthusiastic Radford University student, feels that “people are getting ripped off in this industry. I see it everyday and I know I can do better.” As if college wasn’t enough, this rising entrepreneur tackled the business world inspired by the practical goal of helping customers in the website industry. Motivated by architectural concepts and methodologies, Rachel started her own company - Netdrafter, Architects of the Web - and opened its doors for business in a January 1998.
Voice mail is not something Rachel likes to use with customers. Human to human interaction provides this young entrepreneur with the contact needed to provide both her and her customer with the synergy to create custom built websites. “Developers are accessible and responsive. Clients are educated, so together we can make informed decisions.”
Full of the small business spirit of ownership and inspired by the “I can help people” values of her mother, Rachel Pastirik is out to make a difference in the website industry. Expect great things in this wide open landscape of opportunity…because this young woman’s business standard is nothing short of excellence…built on a foundation of remarkable talent.