Although Gordon failed to achieve his childhood goal of starting in center field for the Indians, he never lost his capacity for dreaming big and working tirelessly to achieve what he sets his mind to. His really big dream: To create a technology company that changes the way people communicate – through live HD video streaming. After receiving his BS and MS in computer engineering from Case Western Reserve University, Gordon had ​a 12-year-career at Rockwell Automation. It took him around the world, including a stint in Singapore. During hisRockwell years, Gordon ​tackled tough technical problems, crafted international business deals, and came up with creative marketing solutions. He also managed to be awarded a half-dozen patents. In May 2013, ​Gordon launched BoxCast, a breakthrough technology company headquartered at Burke Lakefront Airport that makes it simple to deliver live, HD video from anyone with a camera to everyone, everywhere. He lives with his wife Cara and their young children Quentin and Serena in a renovated convent on Cleveland's West Side. When he isn’t with his family or working, he’s most often demonstrating his competitive side whether it's skiing, kayaking or playing ping pong.