FLAAR employs a number of different people from varying backgrounds and different countries. We believe this mix is one factor that makes our institute effective as we monitor the development of digital imaging technology worldwide.

Dr Nicholas Hellmuth is the founder, President, and Director of FLAAR. A Harvard graduate, Nicholas has spent many decades working in Latin America. FLAAR still has its office in Guatemala and we do many of our studies here of how wide-format inkjet printers can provide better signage for museums and archaeological parks in Central America.

Other staff members include co-operative education students.  Due to the ties with Bowling Green State University, FLAAR hires several co-operative education students each semester. Most of these students come from BGSU's Visual Communication Technology program and through FLAAR they are able to work and train with equipment FLAAR has obtained for research. They get real world experience while remaining close to the familiar surroundings of BGSU campus and FLAAR is given a fresh new staff of innovative and creative minds to educate in the ways of the business world.

Ximena Jop (Graphic Designer for FLAAR Reports and PowerPoint lecture programs)	Jose Melgar (Graphic Designer for FLAAR Reports and PPT lectures as well as assistant evaluator for wide-format printers)

Luis Sacayon (Graphic Designer for FLAAR Reports and PowerPoint lecture programs)	Jacqueline Najera (Photographer, Graphic Designer, and Webmaster)

Flor Setina (Office Manager and Administrative Assistant of Dr Hellmuth)	Eduardo Sacayon (Biologist, Director of digital photography programs and field projects)

Mirtha Cano (Biologist, researching flora and fauna used by Precolumbian Mayan Culture)	Silvia Herrera (Graphic Designer for FLAAR Reports)

Juan José Contreras (Webmaster)	Andrea Alvizuris (Administrative assistant)

Bayri Gonzalez (Webmaster)	Patricia Lopez (Administrative assistant)

Pablo Martinez (Webmaster)	Jaime Leonardo (Graphic Designer for FLAAR Reports)

Nicholas in his natural habitat, out in the rain forest doing research on digital photography. Your eventual print is only as good as the original photograph. FLAAR is recognized worldwide for its expertise and experience in advanced digital photography and scanning.