The People Behind EMS Manager
and FIRE Manager

Aladtec Company Photo 2010
Back row: Leo Langlois, Miles Matton, Matt Vorwerk, Nate Davis, Chad Clay
Front row: Dave Feyereisen, Alisa Feyereisen, Thomas Chan, Evan Carothers

In 2002 Leo Langlois and Dave Feyereisen had been building custom e-commerce websites for several years when a local ambulance company from Ellsworth Wisconsin asked us to help improve their employee scheduling process by moving it online. 

Within a few months the system was up and we named it EMS Manager. The benefits were impressive and soon we were contacted by other companies asking for similar solutions.

Between 2002 and 2005 word spread and we talked to literally hundreds of EMS directors and fire chiefs.  However, almost every company seemed to have a different employee scheduling process. We made periodic changes and added new customers.  But it became clear that a more sophisticated and flexible solution was needed. So we started over and developed a new and much more capable platform which supported the wide variety of employee scheduling techniques used by EMS and Fire Departments. 

In 2005 we spun our online scheduling system off into a new company called Aladtec Incorporated.  Since then many new features have been added along with many thousands of lines of new programming code.

In 2006 we hired Nate Davis and Chad Clay to handle customer support and sales.   

In January of 2008 Chad Clay became a part owner and we hired an additional software engineer, Evan Carothers.

Thomas Chan and Matt Vorwerk joined the company in the fall of 2009 to help with customer support and sales.

Miles Matton came on board early in 2010 to join our engineering department.

Ever since we built the first version of EMS Manager back in 2002, we've been amazed by the dedication and the sacrifices made by the employees within the public safety industry. And we're thankful for everything they've done to help us spread the word about our product and our company. It's an honor for us to be involved with the good people of such a noble profession.