About Us
Technology Support Built Around the People Who Depend on It
Geek To You Technology is a family-owned managed IT and cybersecurity company based in Barrington, New Hampshire.
We help business leaders make informed technology decisions, support their employees, manage cyber risk, and prepare their organizations for what comes next.
Our team serves businesses in Portsmouth, across the New Hampshire Seacoast, throughout Central New Hampshire, and in surrounding communities. We also maintain an office in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

In 2017, Rod's oldest daughter, Dominique Parke, joined Geek To You after working in program management and leadership at Measured Progress. She helped drive the company's shift from reactive break-fix work toward ongoing business-to-business technology services.
In 2018, Rod left his full-time position to focus completely on Geek To You Technology.
Together, Rod and Dominique developed the company into a managed IT and cybersecurity provider focused on long-term business relationships, ongoing support, security, assessments, backup and recovery planning, business communications, and technical validation.
That growth did not change the company's basic belief.
Technology should help a business operate, support its employees, and prepare for the future. It should not become another responsibility that constantly demands leadership's attention.
Today, Geek To You supports privately owned human services organizations, septic and wastewater companies, and other businesses that rely on technology to keep employees productive and essential services moving.
The company remains family-owned, locally connected, and focused on building relationships that last.
Leadership
Business experience first. Technology expertise applied in context.

Rod Ricard III, Founder and CEO
Rod Ricard III is a longtime resident of the New Hampshire Seacoast and the founder of Geek To You Technology.
His experience includes contract management in hospitals and universities, computer studies at a local community college, and 18 years working within the IT department of an enterprise manufacturing company.
That combination of management and technical experience continues to shape how Geek To You approaches technology.
The conversation begins with how the organization works, what leadership is trying to accomplish, and what could interfere with those goals. Technical options are then explained in business terms so leaders can make decisions without having to become technology experts themselves.
Dominique Parke, Chief Operating Officer
Dominique Parke joined Geek To You Technology in 2017 and currently serves as Chief Operating Officer. Before joining the company, she worked in program management and leadership at Measured Progress.
As Rod's oldest daughter, Dominique brought both a family connection to the business and an outside operational perspective. Her leadership helped move Geek To You beyond its break-fix roots and toward ongoing relationships with business clients.
That shift continues to shape the company today. Technology recommendations are considered in the context of business operations, employees, leadership priorities, and the organization's future, not simply the technical issue of the moment.

What Clients Say About Geek To You
When they say they'll get something done, it's done quickly, and they hold us accountable and keep us on track.
Joel Morris
Life Visions LLC
Atkinson, New Hampshire
If we need help troubleshooting an issue or finding a tech solution to bring us to the next level, Geek To You is our go-to place.
Stacie Marston, Office Manager
Epping and Exeter Septic Tank Service
Epping, New Hampshire
They will work with you to streamline your office and increase efficiencies. They do this without being pushy about what services they can offer. It feels like they sincerely want to help us do the things we need to do.
Whitney Nelsen, Office Manager
Graystone Builders of Maine
Technology Should Support What You Are Building
Geek To You grew because businesses needed more than someone to repair a computer after something went wrong.
They needed guidance that considered their employees, operations, risks, responsibilities, and future direction.
That founding belief still guides the company today: understand the organization first, explain the options clearly, and help leadership make practical technology decisions.
If that is the kind of technology relationship your business is looking for, start with a conversation.


