Before founding Pantheon, I spent over a decade as a web professional, cutting my teeth on Solaris in Silicon Valley in the late 90s, then as an open-source savvy freelancer until I became a digital political operative, and finally as a principal at a Drupal-centric digital agency (Chapter Three, still going strong in San Francisco). Since then, I’ve been privileged to observe the trajectory of thousands of other agencies as they leverage Pantheon’s platform and Partner Program to deliver for their clients and grow.

When Atlanta History Center (AHC) set out to reimagine their digital experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, they knew they needed an experienced, talented digital agency with strong Atlanta roots.

Wildfire Ideas is a multidisciplinary marketing agency helping clients achieve digital excellence since 2012. With a history of working on Cold Fusion, AWS and Liquid Web, the agency eventually adopted WordPress. 

America’s healthcare system resists quick changes. The Covid pandemic, with its pressure on bed capacity, staff preparedness and access to reliable information, aggravated the problems. But moving faster is possible thanks to advances in technology.

One of Pantheon’s primary purposes is to safeguard the security, stability and scalability of our customers’ websites. This is the foundation of everything else we do, and this year one of the new challenges we’ve faced is an increasing number of sophisticated denial of service activities, which necessitated a creative response from our engineers and product managers.