In the fall of 2004, Tenzing Kernan travelled to Kieve, Ukraine for six weeks to work with programmer Igor Gorbenko on the development of a 3D computer poker simulation. Having worked with dozens of programmers during his 15-year career in the video game industry, Tenzing was amazed by Igor's speed and skill, and his ability to grasp key design concepts.

A strong friendship was born of respect for one another's creative and technical skills, experience and work ethic. A mutual philosophy to strive for excellence bonded the two. Two years after that first project, Igor and Tenzing joined together to form TKWeb, focusing primarily on Internet websites and applications. In 2008, they added a skilled graphic designer to the team.

As a principle of TK Web, Tenzing Kernan brings over 20 years of professional experience as a Video Game Designer and Producer, Programmer, and Web and Software Designer.

As a project lead, Tenzing has produced dozens of websites and gaming titles for PC, Sega, Nintendo and coin operated game systems. He has often overseen large teams of programmers and artists, often working with million dollar budgets.

Tenzing has also gained significant respect for his website design and programming work. In addition to designing and coding websites, his background affords him unique skills in project coordination, scheduling, document control, communications and bug tracking. This has proved especially usefuly with international projects, and those involving contracted graphic designers.

In his years in the video game industry - a segment known for continually pushing the limits of programming and artistic technologies - Tenzing has formed lasting friendships with many talented artists and programmers. The strength of these relationships speaks highly of his ability to design and manage a project property.

Tenzing Kernan has designed and produced many websites with various budgets, as well as assisting in the design and development of an AI enhanced chass game. He has also written the comprehensive design for an AI-controlled animated poker game.

Allen Design Group, Oceanside, CA

Designed and produced the Sega arcade hit Hologram Time Traveler. This was an interactive laser disc game, which projected virtual images into 3D space above a glass 'stage,' creating a holographic effect. This project involved the conception, script writing, filming direction, video editing, program design and game/program testing.

Park Place Productions, San Diego, CA

One of three producers at this game development company with over 100 employees. Titles designed and produced include:

Beat the House (#1 selling PC casino game)

World Class Soccer (Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis)

Human Calculator (PC edutainment)

Jeopardy Deluxe (PC, Sega Genesis)

Wheel of Fortune (PC, Sega Genesis)

Lenux Lewis Boxing (Sega Genesis)

Cardoza Entertainment, Oceanside, CA

Partnered with Avery Cardoza, a successful gaming and gambling book publisher (Cardoza Publishing) to create Cardoza Entertainment, a game developer and publisher. In three years, completed and published as many

titles:

Avery Cardoza's Casino (#1 selling PC entertainment title for 3 months and enjoyed a spot in the top 10 for nearly a year)

Avery Cardoza's 500 Slots and Video Poker

Avery Cardoza's Casino 2000.