Sarrene (Sarah) Miller, the founder of TGS Tech, has always been captivated by the enthralling fusion of sci-fi, fantasy, and technology. Growing up in a family deeply entrenched in the tech industry, with ties to renowned companies like Michigan Bell, IBM, Hewlett Packard, and Apple, Sarrene's childhood was steeped in creativity and innovation.

She discovered a passion for both art and programming, which blossomed from playing tabletop classics like Chainmail and Dungeons & Dragons into designing computer games. Sarrene embarked on developing her own game, inspired by a D&D campaign she crafted, resulting in the publication of Dark Relic in 1995.

Sarrene founded Triad Games in 2008 with two fellow gaming industry veterans, Dustin H. and James K. and joined by Ronald Farrell in early 2009. Together, they embarked on building an MMO version of Dark Relic. To supplement the company’s revenue, the company began subcontracting to other gaming studios and software companies.

In 2019, Sarrene launched a new venture, TGS Tech. Under her guidance, TGS Tech became a prominent player in cloud-based collaborative game development, propelled by the company’s revolutionary 3D platform, Apex, which harnesses artificial intelligence to simplify and streamline real-time development.

Beyond her professional achievements, Sarrene balanced her education and career with raising a family. She remains deeply committed to supporting social causes, such as Disabled American Veterans, Habitat for Humanity, and the Humane Society.