About Us

Since 1994 And Staffed With Real People!

Nafta Technology Trading Inc. is a Delaware Corporation founded in 1994 by Donald A. Coggan, PE, who says, "Welcome to our Internet business Web site. When I say 'our' it means myself and the good people I partner with on a contractual basis to service clients."

	Don Coggan is owner and principal consultant of Nafta Technology Trading. In nearly 30 years of business experience, he has held positions ranging from sales engineer to general manager. Since 1981, he has provided bilingual consulting services throughout the US, Canada and internationally to clients in the private and public sectors.
	Paul Boudreault handles marketing and sales. Since 1985, he has excelled in sales-related positions both as a self-employed agent and as a department manager. His previous experience includes developing bilingual promotional and sales training material as well as actually signing up those orders. He loves to close and it shows.
	Christopher Albert takes care of research. Since 1994, he has done extensive historical work on the middle ages - that's medieval, not mid-life, by the way! In 1996, he turned modern and remains glued to his computer and the Internet. If there's something hiding out there, either on or off the Internet, Christopher is sure to find it!
	Melanie Rose is our designer and info-graphist. From her earliest years, she has been a logical thinker who has doodled with cartoons. That background results in today's ability to put together web pages with words and images precisely combined. Whether it's a photograph, a caricature or an animated GIF, she'll find the right place for it in HTML.
	Lyne Morissette-Goulet handles the translation work. Her knowledge of French is so extensive, it almost seems as if she invents those words she uses! A career starting in 1970 brought her into contact with just about every type of business. This and her forthright common sense have prepared Lyne well to deal with the new frontiers of the Internet.

Although Don Coggan has held top positions in major engineering corporations, since 1996, he's worked as an independent consultant helping small businesses make money on the Internet.

It's almost a secret that we can apply rigorous value engineering techniques to make businesses work better, by solving business, not just technical, problems, including those of the one-person enterprise.