The People Behind Timepath
Our Team
Meet the talented individuals behind Timepath. Together, we are committed to delivering the best interactive storytelling suite in the world.
Frido van Driem
Founder & Developer
Frido has over 15 years of experience in the tech industry and is passionate about creating innovative solutions.
Colin Lansbergen
CTO
Colin is a brilliant technologist with a knack for turning complex problems into elegant solutions.
Hugo Noorlander
UX
Hugo is a UX/UI expert who helps ensure our product delivers an exceptional user experience.
Rohan Agarwal
Cyber Security Specialist
I bring over 6 years of hands-on experience in cybersecurity, with a strong focus on securing mobile applications, APIs, web platforms, and IT infrastructure. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a wide range of industries—including banking, retail, and service-based sectors—helping organizations strengthen their security posture and protect against evolving threats. My goal is always to deliver practical, effective security solutions tailored to each unique environment.
Odilon Sastra
Growth Marketer
Odilon Sastra is the B2B Growth Marketer at Timepath, where she focuses on accelerating the company’s growth by connecting publishers, organizations, and educators with Timepath’s interactive storytelling tools. With a strong focus on data-driven marketing and scalable acquisition strategies, Odilon works on expanding Timepath’s reach across new markets and building meaningful relationships with partners and customers.
Kaja Vasstrand
Digital Marketer
Kaja Vasstrand is the Digital Marketer at Timepath, where she focuses on strengthening the company’s online presence and driving engagement across digital channels. She works on developing and executing digital marketing strategies that help newsrooms discover and adopt Timepath’s interactive storytelling tools. Her work includes content marketing, campaign management, social media, and optimizing digital channels to increase reach, visibility, and user acquisition.
