About
Capellic is the Internet consulting practice of Stephen Musgrave. The name was assumed in 2006 but his Internet technology services have been available to the sector since 2003. Keeping it small to avoid unnecessary overhead and bloated invoices, Capellic is a part of a network of loosely coupled professionals who can be leveraged to put teams together on an as-needed basis.
Growing up in the technologically fertile grounds of Silicon Valley, Musgrave graduated with honors from San Jose State University in 1997. He took a job with Accenture's TIS division for emerging technologies and worked on web projects for Gateway Computers. Musgrave then joined Live365.com, the largest community of online radio stations in the world. As a senior software engineer, he contributed to the development of web-based broadcasting tools, as well as listener features.
Following a self-imposed sabbatical to Europe to rethink and retool, Musgrave landed in New York City with the vision of founding Capellic – to use technology to assist non-profit, arts and progressive organizations.
Stephen is currently serving on the board of SENS Production, a New York-based non-profit experimental arts organization that produces site-specific dance performances that explore the dynamics of movement in public spaces and engage audiences in spatial participation.
Stephen Musgrave, Principal
Stephen has over 15 years of web/internet experience, starting with his days as an intern at Novell where he was first exposed to this thing called the "World Wide Web".Growing up in the technologically fertile grounds of Silicon Valley, Musgrave graduated with honors from San Jose State University in 1997. He took a job with Accenture's TIS division for emerging technologies and worked on web projects for Gateway Computers. Musgrave then joined Live365.com, the largest community of online radio stations in the world. As a senior software engineer, he contributed to the development of web-based broadcasting tools, as well as listener features.
Following a self-imposed sabbatical to Europe to rethink and retool, Musgrave landed in New York City with the vision of founding Capellic – to use technology to assist non-profit, arts and progressive organizations.
Stephen is currently serving on the board of SENS Production, a New York-based non-profit experimental arts organization that produces site-specific dance performances that explore the dynamics of movement in public spaces and engage audiences in spatial participation.
