
Jim Brown, CEO of The Performance Center ~ a modern digital productivity center and software creation company that has spent the past 7+ years designing the Digital Cafe, the engine for additional Cafe’s like the eHealth Cafe, The Tennis Cafe, Get An A Cafe, Keep It Safe Cafe, The Rehab Cafe and several other Cafe concepts.
Jim has been helping businesses implement new programs, new products, new services and new technologies for the past 30 years. Jim has a keen eye for “next gen” apps and tools and is a true visionary when it comes to achieving “best case scenarios.”
Jim has consistently identify situations in a client’s business that showed room for improvement and Jim inevitably produced ways to improved upon those scenarios.
In the process of helping others, Jim has also found a way to leave a legacy for the next generation of young people who need to figure out this ‘Holistic Health’ and ‘Active Lifestyle’ thing.

Jim has spent the past 7+ years in development on this ground breaking project management skill development system known as The Digital Cafe. This powerful, fully interactive web-based project mgt software program that sits in the cloud is accessible from anywhere on the planet where there is Internet.
The driving principle for using the Digital Cafe is to empower individuals who want to be able to better manage their health and their health-related projects. The DASHBOARD allows them to set goals and create lists of action steps while appointing roles to key team members to insure their success.
Jim’s Fortune 100 experience has played a key role in his ability to contribute to improving the bottom line at several Fortune 100 companies. ie. United Airlines, Comcast Business Services, Xerox Corp, Hilton Corp and Baxter Health Care.
Jim has served his community as well as he has also helped 1000’s of small to medium sized businesses create and implement sales and marketing strategies that have increased sales and raised profits. Jim has found ways to contribute as a creative director as well where he has actually gone hands on and learned how to use key software programs like Photoshop, Quark Express, Dreamweaver, Word Press and a mariad of other programs that enabled him to produce graphics, logos, print materials, web pages and web-based data management systems designed to add features and functions to the client’s own tool box.