Jim Rostis has been associated with the RPG Programming Language and the IT industry for over 40 years. He is currently Director, MIS at National Forwarding Co., Inc. Over the course of Jim's career he has held various positions from computer operator to programmer to VP Of Product Development and was an adjunct faculty member at the College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, IL. from 1981 to 1993 where he held classes on RPG Programming. When outside the workplace Jim keeps himself busy as founder and President of Sitsor Consulting, a part time AS400/iSeries consulting firm, also runs a business, ComputerClocks and Things, with his wife that recycles old computer parts into such items as clocks, jewelry and more. A good amount of his free time, when it allows, is spent with his grandkids, you know, over-nighters, sports, school activities, etc. And, If any other time is available Jim works on his long time hobby of restoring/rebuilding 3-wheel, 1 passenger cars known as the FREEWAY. Jim organized the 25 year reunion of FREEWAY owners back in 2004 in Burnsville, MN and the 30 year reunion in IL in 2009. He purchased his first FREEWAY new back in 1981. Only 700 of the cars were produced. Jim has been a speaker / volunteer for 20+ years at COMMON and is a member of the Speaker Hall Of Fame as a Bronze metal winner for Funny Computer Stories and tech sessions he presented at past conferences.