Chris Moore has been the Managing Director of Continental DataGraphics Ltd since 2003. Chris joined CDG in 1997 as its Financial Director and oversaw the acquisition of our Yorkshire office in 1999. Prior to joining CDG, Chris worked for major public companies such as Tesco Stores (HQ internal auditor) and BAE Systems (Senior Management Accountant). After this he became the CFO and later Joint Managing Director for a Printing and Packaging Group where he worked very closely with the leading companies General Motors and Ford in supplying all of their UK packaging requirements.
Chris is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.

Dave Curtis has been a Program Manager with Continental DataGraphics Ltd. since 2001. He is responsible for the Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Commercial programs which include AMMs and other manuals for several aircraft, including the Hawker Series 125, Premier 390 and Beechcraft models.

Dave joined CDG in 1998 after completing a two year assignment in the United States with Raytheon Aircraft Company. Prior to joining CDG, Dave worked for Raytheon Corporate Jets and British Aerospace with responsibilities for Technical Documentation.

Sean McBride became the Boeing Program Manager in December 2000. In this role he is responsible for the production of Boeing technical documentation, including Service Bulletins and Component Maintenance Manuals for all Boeing commercial airplanes. Sean joined CDG as a Technical Author in 1997 after working in the United States for Raytheon Aircraft Company.

Originally a Licensed Airframe and Powerplant Engineer, Sean moved into Technical Publications in 1989 writing Service Bulletins for the BAe146 and subsequently for the Hawker/125.

Charlie Devlin joined the Company, as a Technical Author, in 1993 following a long and distinguished career in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, where he achieved the rank of Warrant Officer Class 1 (Artificer Sergeant Major). Now Operations Manager of the Knaresborough site, Charlie is responsible for the management of a number of on-going projects, such as: Piranha 8X8 Armoured Vehicle for the Middle East Market, and PDS work on the Warrior, Saxon and FV430 Series Armoured Vehicles for the British Army. Additionally, he has experience on Challenger II Main Battle Tank and the Simba Armoured Personnel Carrier.

Ian Proctor is the Technical Publications Consultant at CDG’s Knaresborough site. He provides consultancy on S1000D and is currently overseeing the production of data modules into a Common Source DataBase (CSDB) to support a bi-national, multi-company, and multi-variant equipment. Ian has a high level of knowledge and experience of both paper and Interactive Electronic Technical Publications (IETPs) based on ASD S1000D. Ian is a member of both the S1000D Electronic Publications Working Group (EPWG), and also the UK S1000D working group.

Andrew Masson became the CATIA & ENOVIA Program Manager in 2008. In this role he is responsible for all of CDG’s activity using the CATIA & ENOVIA suite of tools. After graduating in Aerospace Engineering, from the University of Hertfordshire, Andy joined CDG in 2002 as a Service Bulletin Engineer; in 2003 he became the Boeing Product Data Management (PDM) focal and expert for CDG in the UK. In 2005 he became a Lead Engineer looking after all parts of the Long Beach airplanes and the Electrical Avionics for Puget Sound 7-Series airplanes.

Jon Field joined CDG in 1996. The role of I.T. Development Manager sees him responsible for software development within the company. This covers the design and implementation of internal management systems for task tracking and production measurement, developing internet-based documentation systems such as online parts catalogues, and providing technical support and utilities to aid the company's S1000D projects. Jon graduated from Hertfordshire University in 1993 with a BSc. degree in Computer Science.

Joseph was appointed in 2003 to manage Information Technology, Security, Network, Communications Systems and Purchasing for the Continental DataGraphics Ltd UK sites, along with authoring and implementing IT policy, procedures and strategy documentation. Before joining CDG, Joseph ran his own consultancy working for leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, financial organisations and public sector agencies. Joseph's academic background includes Electronic and Communications Engineering at the University of Leicester, followed by Computer Science at the University of Liverpool, where he graduated with honours.

Ritchie joined CDG in 2003 and is responsible for the smooth and efficient operation of the UK network, including provision of the seamless and secure IT framework on which all CDG employees and their customers rely. Ritchie's previous clients included Fortis Bank, Gerrards, M&S, BT, Colt Telecom, and Chime Communications PLC. Ritchie's qualifications include MCSE, CCNA, and in 2004 he was awarded the title 'Most Valuable Professional' by Microsoft for development of techniques and software now utilised by IT professionals globally.