Facet Technologies looks to advance in the website development market with new hire.

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Local computer specialists, Facet Technologies, announces the signing of Ruby Thompson, to be their Creative Director and Project Manager for their new website and software development division. Thompson brings her years of experience managing the web development process at Online Innovative Creations, Inc., which is a partner business in the Prairie Technology Alliance. This strategic move includes bringing a seasoned website development team into the Facet family to complement Facet’s strong software development capabilities.

Thompson has a Bachelor degree in Graphic Design from Robert Morris University, as well as decades of combined experience working for entrepreneurial, non-profit, and corporate businesses. She is a native of Peoria, growing up in Bartonville, and well connected in the Peoria area. Her talents were honored as the 2014 recipient of both the Woman Leader of the Year and Outstanding New Leader awards from Women in Leadership of Central Illinois.

Brian Ford, President of Facet Technologies: “I am very excited to have Ruby Thompson and her development team on board. Merging the new team into Facet is a great opportunity for growth. We are now able to offer high quality software and website services with Facet’s fast response time.”


Facet Technologies is proud to be expanding our service offerings to provide both website development, as well as custom software development, such as upgrading aging proprietary in-house programs or creating new web-based solutions for your company’s goals. 

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