About NutshellMail
The Team
These Guys are Nuts!
We may be Nuts, but you must ask what is driving our insanity. If you guessed, managing too many email and social network accounts, then you are a cheesy salesperson. Want a job?
We developed NutshellMail because we needed a better way to manage and access our email and social networking messages. Like most of you, we all have multiple messaging accounts and have been frustrated with the limited solutions for managing them. However, we did not want to create just another email client, so we designed NutshellMail to work with our existing email clients.
By designing NutshellMail to work with any inbox, we realized that our service is compliant with most corporate email policies. Given our corporate backgrounds, we understand the frustration of being blocked from accessing personal messages while at work. But we also understand why many companies do it…NutshellMail.com is the resulting compromise that keeps employers secure and compliant; and employees, happy and in touch with their personal messages.
Recognizing that many people share our frustrations, we decided to launch our service to the public. That’s when we realized that NutshellMail is a platform that can be used for many different purposes…. as you can see by our pictures below, that just makes us want to smile. We hope you like our service, and we appreciate your feedback.
Sincerely,
The Nuts at NutshellMail
The NutshellMail Team
David Lyman, Co-Chief Nut
David “Frank the Tank” Lyman graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BSE in Computer and Telecommunications Engineering (a title that barely fit on his diploma). Prior to co-founding NutshellMail, David worked as an information technology consultant for Accenture. David likes going to Home Depot and Bed Bath & Beyond on the weekends; we don’t know how he finds the time.
Mark Schmulen, Co-Chief Nut
Mark “I Am Not A Programmer But Did You Try Restarting Your Computer” Schmulen graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in International Relations and BA in BS. After college, Mark served as an investment banking analyst for JPMorgan Chase in NYC. Mark plays the piano, believes powerpoint is the ultimate graphics design tool, and is not a very good piano player.
Scott Mury, The Nutty Professor
Scott “What’s Wrong With Squirrel Hunting” Mury graduated with a BS in Engineering Science from Trinity University. Upon graduation, Scott worked as a consultant for Accenture before co-founding and serving as Director of Software Development for Strongroom Solutions, an electronic invoice processing company. Scott is Cajun, has a pet squirrel, and claims to make a mean squirrel stew. (We can’t make this stuff up).