Beth Snider

Beth Snider has a wealth of experience in the business world. Beth began their career in 1989 as a Network Specialist at McDonnell Douglas, where they supported users on the Space Station project. In 1992, they moved to Digital Equipment Corporation as a Project Manager. In 1996, they took on the role of Technical Account Manager at CompUSA, where they were able to generate $1M in CIS sales with their supported sales team. In 1998, they joined marchFirst (formerly Whittman-Hart) as Program Director. The following year, they were promoted to Director at ING Americas. In 2002, they founded Ivy League Images, Inc. as the CEO/Owner. Two years later, they became the CEO/President of 400 Edition, Inc., a monthly magazine distributed along the GA-400 corridor from Sandy Springs to Hayesville, NC. Finally, in 2007, they founded 3by400, Inc., where they currently serve as CEO, Founder, Project Manager, and Sales.

Beth Snider attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock from 1987 to 1989, where they earned a BS in Accounting. Beth previously attended Southwest Baptist University from 1981 to 1984, where they studied French and Accounting.