The IT team that knows your name, not just your ticket number.

Mark Lewandowski has worked in IT for more than 25 years. He started in desktop support, then spent the next decade as a systems engineer in New York City and Denver, consulting for a wide range of clients. In 2013 he moved to Austin and founded Riverfront Technology Consulting.

He built Riverfront around a simple idea: put the client first, act as their advocate, and earn a partnership that lasts. Today he leads the Riverfront team and stays involved in the technical side of the business. He cares as much about the culture inside the company as the service clients get from it, because he believes one drives the other.

When he’s not working, Mark spends most of his free time cheering on his two daughters at their games and meets. The family also heads to the mountains whenever they can to hike, and one of his favorite memories is summiting Quandary Peak in Colorado with his girls, their first 14,000-foot peak.

Andrew has a hand in just about everything at Riverfront. He oversees operations, which in practice means making sure your tickets get answered, fixes stick, and nothing slips through the cracks. He spent more than 15 years with fast-growing companies as they grew up from startups into enterprises, and joined Riverfront in 2024 to put that experience to work for our clients. You may not talk to Andrew directly, but the team you work with does, and he cares most that every client gets service that is high quality and genuinely personal. Home is Birmingham, Alabama, where you’ll usually find him outside with his family.

David has spent six years at Riverfront working on the parts of IT that clients rarely see but benefit from every day. He builds and maintains internal tools our team relies on, leads certain technical projects for clients, and sets the security and compliance standards that keep every environment consistent and protected. He’s always looking for ways to make things run more efficiently, internally and externally. Before Riverfront, he spent 10 years as a technician for Apple, where he sharpened his instinct for solving problems and being able to zoom out and look at all the pieces of the puzzle. Outside of work he’s often immersed in music, books, macro photography, plants, food projects, and making art. He operates out of his mid-century modern house in Phoenix, where he may be outside rebuilding a small ecosystem through regenerative gardening.