Dr. Jamie Orr is a co-founder of Cowork Tahoe, as well as Untethered Workspace and the opensource coworking software, Jellyswitch. Passionate about nature and science from an early age, she received her BS in physics from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and then went on to obtain a PhD in theoretical physics from UC Davis. In Silicon Valley, Jamie developed research & curricular programs in renewable energy technology & efficiency, nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, and 3D printing and held research privileges at NASA Ames Research Center. She also served on the board of directors of Sustainable Silicon Valley and as co-chair of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group Energy Committee. In Tahoe, she currently serves as a founding cabinet member of the Tahoe Women’s Community Fund, as well as the Vice President of the Lake Tahoe Community College Foundation. She teaches undergraduate courses in Physics and is the co-author of the Entrepreneurship workbook “Innovation in Action: A Workbook for Bold Business Minds,” used as a fundamental text for introductory business courses. Jamie frequently speaks on topics spanning cutting edge science, economic development, and the future of work, and you can find some of her writing at Allwork.Space. Outside of work, you can find Jamie spending time with her two daughters on the trails, on the softball field, at dance practice, or conducting science experiments at home.
David Orr is a co-founder of Cowork Tahoe as well as Untethered Workspace and the opensource coworking software, Jellyswitch. Born and raised in Mountain View, California, David developed a passion for technology after his mother bought him a Commodore 64. David received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California, Davis. He worked as an early employee at a number of technology startups in Silicon Valley. After going through a successful exit, David moved to South Lake Tahoe to align himself closely with his passions. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Tahoe Area Mountain Biking Association (TAMBA), where he helps advocate for even more amazing trails in Tahoe. In addition to his community service, he makes sure to enjoy a wide variety of activities from snowboarding, to hiking, to mountain biking, and his most guilty pleasure, video games. Most of all, he loves sharing all that Tahoe has to offer with his two cherished daughters.
With more than 25 years of experience leading businesses, nonprofit organizations, and strategic consulting efforts, Seth Weinger brings deep operational expertise and an entrepreneurial spirit to his role as Managing Member of PORTA Consulting, LLC, doing business as Untethered Fulton.
Over the course of his career, Seth has successfully owned and managed a diverse
portfolio of companies and advised countless others—drawing on a strong background in sales, marketing, and commercial real estate. His work has included introducing cutting-edge communication technology to public safety agencies, helping them better connect with the communities they serve.
Seth’s passion for revitalizing rural areas is reflected in his personal and professional motto: “Improving communities, one building at a time.” Not only has Seth both lived and invested in rural communities, his hands-on approach to investing in small towns combines strategic insight with a deep appreciation for local culture, making projects like Untethered Fulton a meaningful contribution to the region’s economic growth.
Outside of his work, Seth enjoys sharing good wine with friends and family, and
spending time outdoors, playing golf, hiking or biking the scenic trails that surround Missouri’s heartland.
Cindy Weinger brings a unique blend of personal passion and professional expertise to her role as Partner at PORTA Consulting, LLC, the team behind Untethered Fulton. For Cindy, investing in the Fulton community is deeply personal—her father, a 1948 graduate of the Missouri School for the Deaf, helped form her connection to the area and to the Deaf community.
Cindy has spent over 25 years in the insurance and financial services industry, working in sales, marketing, and client account management. Her professional journey later brought her back to her roots as a CODA (Child of Deaf Adults), where she embraced her fluency in American Sign Language to serve as a sign language interpreter and advocate. She joined the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness (GLAD, Inc.), first supporting Deaf consumers in job placement, then leading the agency’s ASL interpreting division, LIFESIGNS. As Director, she oversaw operations and drove strategic growth across business and government partnerships.
Cindy’s career reflects her commitment to inclusion, service, and community-
building—values she now brings to rural development projects like Untethered Fulton. Her mission is to help foster vibrant, welcoming spaces where everyone can thrive. When she’s not working, Cindy enjoys spending time with family and friends, biking, hiking, and exploring new places through travel.
