Mr. Richards is a proven successful entrepreneur and visionary strategist and a co-founder of the company. He sets the corporate goals and leads the development of business and market strategies. Previously, his leadership has led Blackboard Connect (formerly The NTI Group) to be the number one provider of hosted, time-sensitive mass notification services focused on assisting government and civil leaders to communicate quickly and efficiently with their constituents using multi-modal technologies.

Honored as a Readers’ Favorite in Inc. Magazine’s 2007 Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Mr. Richards has also received Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine’s Lifetime Achievement Award and the LAVA (Los Angeles Venture Association) Award for Best M&A. He is a member of several boards, including LASEC (Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment Commission), University of Southern California Marshall School of Business – Board of Leaders and Ad.ly.

Prior to forming The NTI Group Inc., he served as the CEO of Vivendi Universal Net USA, an entity created to oversee the U.S. Internet-related companies owned by Vivendi Universal. Mr. Richards was also the founding president and chief operating officer as well as a director of MP3.com, Inc., the Internet’s first and preeminent digital music provider that had the largest IPO for an independent Internet company at that time. He was the lead negotiator in the sale of MP3.com to Vivendi Universal.

Previous to MP3.com, Mr. Richards served as managing director of Tickets.com, Inc., an Internet ticketing service company that was sold to Advantix. He was the founder, president, and CEO of Lexi International, the largest tele-services and database management company in the United States by mid-1991 and appeared twice on the Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Companies list. The company was successfully sold to Thayer Capital.

Mr. Richards currently serves as president of the Chase Foundation.

Mr. Richards holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State University and attended Whittier College School of Law.

Mr. Ouyang is a co-founder and responsible for the overall execution of corporate strategies and operations including finance, technology, client services, marketing, legal and general administration.

Mr. Ouyang successfully built several start-up ventures into high growth companies that either went public or were sold to strategic partners. He has been directly involved with over $15 billion of strategic and financial transactions.

Previously, Mr. Ouyang was the co-founder, President and COO of The NTI Group, Inc., the premier SaaS based time sensitive mass notification system that was later sold to Blackboard, Inc. in 2008. Prior, he was the Chief Executive Officer of Vivendi Universal Net USA, a subsidiary of Vivendi Universal in online entertainment, and also served as its Chief Operating Officer. As Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of MP3.com, Inc., Mr. Ouyang played a key role in the sale of MP3.com to Vivendi Universal after orchestrating what was, at the time, the largest initial public offering for an independent Internet company. Mr. Ouyang has also served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Tickets.com, Inc. that was acquired by Advantix and held a similar position at Cheap Tickets Inc. He was a Managing Director of Corporate Finance at KPMG Peat Marwick LLP and a Vice President in Investment Banking at J.P. Morgan & Co.

Mr. Ouyang is currently a director of Huntington Hospital, FastSoft, Inc., Bluebeam Software, Inc., Internships Corporation and a trustee of the Collis P. and Howard Huntington Memorial Trust. Previously, he was a director of the NTI group, VU Net USA, Southern California Healthcare Systems, SeeUthere.com, and a trustee of the Chandler School. He also gives talks on entrepreneurism at Caltech and other institutions.

He received his Master of Business Administration in Finance and a General Electric Fellowship from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Amherst College.

Mr. Harvey is responsible for business development and strategic partnerships. He also leads product development, marketing, and branding activities for the CareerBeam and CareerSearch operating units.

Prior to his current position, Mr. Harvey was Chief Strategy Officer at Blackboard Connect, Inc., where he was responsible for acquiring and retaining the company’s highest value clients. His strategic guidance resulted in the company’s ranking as the premier time-sensitive mass notification service in the United States.

Prior to Blackboard Connect, he was Senior Vice President of Vivendi Universal Net USA, where he was responsible for new business development and revenue generation. He was also Executive Vice President of Sales at Tickets.com, where his strategic initiatives led to Tickets.com being ranked as the premier automated ticketing agency in the world.

Mr. Harvey is an angel investor and he is active on many nonprofit boards. He also gives numerous talks on Entrepreneurship and strategic business development at colleges and universities.

Scott holds a Bachelor of Arts from California State University Long Beach.

Mr. Lander is responsible for leading the company’s marketing and product strategy. As a founder of several Internet companies since 2000, he brings strong multinational experience to his current role having held senior management positions in the US, Europe and Asia.

Prior to joining the company, Mr. Lander was founding President of CTSpace, where he led the organizations global marketing and sales teams and was the driving force behind their consistent year-on-year growth. The company which was the market leader of SaaS based content collaboration solutions for the architecture, construction and engineering industries was later acquired by Sword Group. CTSpace resulted from the merger of Citadon and BuildOnline where he oversaw global operations.

Mr. Lander has launched and consulted for several other Internet start-ups and was a founder of Koral, an Internet based document management product that was sold to Salesforce.com. Earlier in his career Stuart was an attorney with the international law firm, Herbert Smith where he worked on multiple corporate finance transactions including mergers, acquisitions and restructurings.

Mr. Lander has a first class honors degree in International History and Politics from the University of Leeds in England and a law degree with distinction from the College of Law in London, England.

As the Chief Technology Officer of the company, Mr. McCormack is responsible for overseeing all technical aspects of the organization, including product development, infrastructure management, system integrations, and vendor selection and management .

Immediately prior to joining the company, Mr. McCormack was the CTO of Slingshot Labs, the NewsCorp’s Web 2.0 incubator. He oversaw the creation of Web sites ranging from celebrity gossip to events invitation to dating. These were all built with a focus on creating reusable technology to be leveraged across the incubator.

Previous to Slingshot, he held multiple management positions in technology for Fortune 500 companies, government offices, mid-sized organizations and fledgling startups. He has built and led development teams working both domestically and abroad in India, and Russia, for companies such as AIG, MySpace, Maersk /SeaLand, Korn/Ferry and San Diego County.

Mr. McCormack has experience leading teams utilizing multiple development platforms including .Net, LAMP and Java. He has overseen departments and personnel implementing solutions using technologies such as MS SQLServer, MySQL, Oracle, NetApp, 3Par, EMC, Akamai, Citrix, F5, and Siebel.

Mr. McCormack earned a Bachelor of Science at San Diego State University, with dual concentrations in Information Technology and Sociology.

Mr. Zukowski is a successful entrepreneur and is the founder and creator of TweetMyJOBS.com that was acquired by the company. He works with senior management on product strategy and positioning for the various revenue products, as well as continued management of the TweetMyJOBS business unit. Mr. Zukowski, in 2 years, took a simple idea of “tweeting jobs” and transformed it into the largest Twitter-based job board in the world as well as a robust social media recruitment solution on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. His accomplishment earned him Business Leaders’ Top 50 Entrepreneurs award in 2010, and news coverage on many major networks such as CNN, MSNBC, and Fox Business News.

Before TweetMyJOBS, Mr. Zukowski owned an IT consulting firm, EasySoft Solutions, where he provided staffing services to many corporations such as SeaLand, CSX, RR Donnelly, Textron, and Bank of America. In addition, Mr. Zukowski has worked in a technology capacity for corporations such as General Electric and MITRE Corporation.

Mr. Zukowski holds a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts and a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Northeastern University.

With expertise in business strategy and new markets development, Mr. Riemer is responsible for global marketing activities including brand management, new product strategy, market intelligence, and business development.

Mr. Riemer has planned and successfully executed new product launches in the internet and mobile technology markets. He was previously part of the founding team at Amuzu, a location based mobile advertising startup, where he led product launch plans and business development efforts across the higher education and mobile sectors.

In the venture capital industry, Mr. Riemer performed due diligence on potential investments, analyzed market characteristics, and presented research findings and recommendations to a team of angel investors, primarily focused on SaaS startups. Earlier in his career as a strategy consultant at Putnam Associates, Mr. Riemer worked with Fortune 50 companies on Business opportunity sizing, growth strategy, sales & marketing analytics and joint ventures.

He received his Master of Business Administration from Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv and his Bachelor of Arts from Vanderbilt University.

Mr. Sung heads customer care and retention in addition to solution delivery in the company. His responsibilities include account management, sales support, client implementation and customer support across all product and service lines.

Previously, he was Vice President of Customer Care at MySpace, Inc. where he architected and scaled customer support, content review, policy enforcement and international support operations to match the tremendous business growth. He also held management positions in content review, operations planning, business development, account management and finance at Yahoo!, HNC Software and Pacific Rim Assurance.

Mr. Sung holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in Economics and International and World Affairs from Occidental College.

With over 20 years of experience in the Finance, Strategic Planning and Accounting arena, Mr. Wang is currently responsible for all finance functions in the company.

Prior to joining the company, Mr. Wang oversaw all financial, human resources, and administrative functions for MeziMedia, a start-up company in the on-line shopping and deals space. He was part of the executive leadership team that was responsible for the sale of MeziMedia to ValueClick (NASDAQ: VCLK) in 2007 and stayed on in a senior operational role subsequent to the sale.

In addition, Mr. Wang has worked in a financial and analytical capacity in a variety of industries, including such Fortune 500/multi-national Companies as Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO), PPG (NYSE:PPG), and Nestle (OTC: NSRGY.PK). He began his professional career at Price Waterhouse Coopers where he earned his CPA.

Mr. Wang holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics-Accounting-Psychology from Claremont McKenna College.

Ms. Adair is responsible for the consumer marketing of all company products. She analyzes the consumer behavior in each of the targeted demographics and orchestrates marketing and sales initiatives according to the preferences, attitudes and behaviors of consumers in each vertical. She designs online marketing programs that lead to offline action as well as develops and manages the on-campus marketing programs of internships.com.

Prior, Ms. Adair managed marketing at The NTI Group, the premier SaaS based time sensitive mass notification system that was later acquired by Blackboard, Inc. She helped to orchestrate and implement the company’s response to the explosive demand for emergency notification services, and coordinated the sales, marketing and PR response.

Previously, Ms. Adair worked in international marketing and operations for Fox Interactive Media where she worked to launch MySpace in emerging markets including India, Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Additionally she worked in government affairs for the financial services industry.

Ms. Adair earned her undergraduate degree from Northwestern University, where she graduated with honors. She has also studied internationally at La Fundacion Jose Orega y Gasset in Toledo, Spain and at Balliol College in Oxford, England.

Mr. Peele is responsible for all legal functions in the company, including commercial contracts, corporate governance, compliance, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, privacy, and enforcement.

Previously, Mr. Peele was legal counsel at Myspace, Inc. where he advised senior management on technology transactions involving systems, information technology, and digital advertising operations. Prior, he worked as an IP, media, and technology associate at Latham & Watkins LLP where he counseled new media companies and traditional media companies on commercial transactions involving the development, registration, and licensing of U.S. and foreign based content for TV, online and mobile media.

Mr. Peele is co-author of Managing IP in a Challenging Economic Environment: Increasing the Efficiency of the IP Operation in the Interactive Entertainment Industry, IP Law Institute (15th Annual), July 2009. He was also a speaker at the 2007 APAC Intellectual Property Symposium in Seoul, Korea discussing U.S. IP and privacy issues related to the sale of virtual currency/goods on the Internet.

He received his Juris Doctor from the Duke University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Government from Dartmouth College.