Lynn Fredricks is an accomplished business and technology adviser with many years of experience in international channel creation and business development, business strategy, and developer tool market. Fredricks is the primary shareholder in two successful Oregon-based companies, namely, the international technology channel development firm Proactive International and the advanced database technology company Paradigma Software.

A skilled technology adviser, Fredricks has been instrumental in advising multiple firms in the 3D / SFX industry, and is the technology adviser to OneRender, a leading 3D design and cloud rendering platform. With a bachelor's degree from the University of Oregon and a background in business and international sales management, Fredricks has been an essential player in numerous companies over the years.

Fredricks was the founder of FCI-Japan, a company that developed a localization system and testing procedure for Japanese console games to ensure they met the North American standards. After returning to the USA, she spent six months working on various projects, including a revamp of a localized HP Deskwriter/Deskjet release.

Fredricks has served as the President of Paradigma Software and the Owner of Proactive International. She also founded Meshbox, an IP licensing division of Proactive International that specializes in developing 2D, 3D, and music libraries for licensing.

Fredricks' companies have created ultra-fast object-relational NoSQL database technology and the powerful business reporting and analytics solution Valentina Reports. She is also currently the Owner of the North American publisher for vertical market tools for creative professionals, Mirye Software Publishing.

Getting connected with Fredricks is easy, as she accepts LinkedIn connections with people who also give access to connections. Fredricks' specialties include international channel creation and business development, business strategy, outsourcing in China and Ukraine for software engineering and creatives (2D, 3D), and European and Japanese technology channels.