The Situation:

WMtek has given us an incredible new website and exceeded our expectations! We love the user interface and are impressed with the new capabilities we now have. WMtek has helped us drastically improve our web presence! Their honest and passionate work ethic made me think of them as "OUR web team" instead of a company that is simply providing a content management system! We are extremely pleased with WMtek and look forward to working with them in the future!

Danielle Flood, ECHO

I have looked at just about every CMS out there and nothing even comes close to this system.  I’ve been involved in multimillion dollar CMS developments that never had a feature set like this. 

Jeff Reach, ECHO

WMtek donated a lot of their time. They've given us a Mercedes Benz for the cost of a Pinto. This is taking ECHO - which is a relatively small organization - to a whole new level.

Stan Doerr, ECHO

About ECHO:

In the early 1970's Indiana businessman Richard Dugger led a group of high school students on a visit to Haiti and was deeply moved by the plight of people in developing countries. He and others made personal commitments to share their time and resources, they prayed and dreamed of ways to help meet the needs that they had seen. Other Christian laymen and clergy from Indiana and Florida caught the dream, and ECHO (Educational Concerns for Haiti Organization) was born. Until 1981 ECHO worked on various projects in Haiti. ECHO's role in international agricultural development was more clearly defined with the arrival of the current director, Dr. Martin Price, in June of 1981. The work in Haiti was closed, and all of ECHO's resources were directed towards strengthening the work of other organizations. Under his direction ECHO has become an ever growing pipeline for sharing information, ideas, techniques, methods, plants, books, materials, solutions ... whatever has potential to ease world hunger.

ECHO's primary functions are providing agricultural information to overseas workers, distributing seeds for promising food plants, and offering training opportunities at the Florida farm. ECHO's role and purpose as conceived in the early 1980's endures today, and as a result, ECHO's "history" is mostly a story of the expanding ministry.

PRIMARY ORGANIZATIONAL WEBSITE:  EchoNet.org