Slice Interactive was founded in 2008 and is owned and operated by Tamara Sloan Rice. It is based in Chapel Hill, NC.
Tamara’s Bio
Tamara began producing websites right when websites started appearing, around 1994. Her first project was for Atlanta Magazine in preparation for the upcoming Olympic games. Tamara also spent 2 years at The Weather Channel working on weather.com, still one of the most visited sites on the web.
After a move to New York City, she attended graduate school at NYU for Interactive Telecommunications where she focused on interface design and also learned some valuable programming skills. Following graduate school, Tamara spent three years working at Scient, an e-business consulting firm in New York. At Scient, Tamara worked for several high-profile and cutting-edge clients such as Major League Baseball, Johnson and Johnson, Pepsi and several financial services companies.
Next was a move to Washington, DC where Tamara worked for National Geographic as a producer for their online edition of National Geographic Magazine. She also started freelancing which was the beginning of what would eventually become Slice Interactive.
Three kids later, Tamara officially started Slice Interactive in her home state of North Carolina. When she’s not working she enjoys cooking, reading and triathloning.
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Slice Interactive was founded in 2008 and is owned and operated by Tamara Sloan Rice. It is based in Chapel Hill, NC.
Tamara’s Bio
After a move to New York City, she attended graduate school at NYU for Interactive Telecommunications where she focused on interface design and also learned some valuable programming skills. Following graduate school, Tamara spent three years working at Scient, an e-business consulting firm in New York. At Scient, Tamara worked for several high-profile and cutting-edge clients such as Major League Baseball, Johnson and Johnson, Pepsi and several financial services companies.
Next was a move to Washington, DC where Tamara worked for National Geographic as a producer for their online edition of National Geographic Magazine. She also started freelancing which was the beginning of what would eventually become Slice Interactive.
Three kids later, Tamara officially started Slice Interactive in her home state of North Carolina. When she’s not working she enjoys cooking, reading and triathloning.