Jeremi Karnell
Jeremi co-founded One to One Interactive in 1997. During that
time, he has overseen the creation of the firm's marketing services
group and its position as an industry leader in online direct
response & brand marketing (focusing on Rich Media,
Broadband/iTV, Mobile, E-Mail, and Consumer Generated Media
tactics). As President for One to One Interactive, Jeremi is
responsible for building a broad-based and highly effective
business development, marketing and public relations functions.
Jeremi is currently acting as the Managing Director of OTOinsights,
One to One’s research division focused on measuring engagement with
digital media using neuro-research methods.
Eugene P. Beard
Eugene P. Beard, since January 2000, is Chairman & CEO of
Westport Asset Fund, Inc. Westport Asset Fund was founded in 1983
by Mr. Beard. It is a Connecticut corporation. Its primary business
is investments in public, private and start-up firms worldwide.
Mr. Beard was Vice Chairman – Finance & Operations at The
Interpublic Group of Companies. He was also a member of the Board
of Directors and was Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Board
and relinquished those positions in December 1999 when he retired
after almost 20 years.
Mr. Beard has been featured in
Global Finance’s CFO Superstars,
Investors Relations, Treasury Magazine, Forbes, Corporate
Finance, Institutional Investor and
Business Week. He was also featured on
CNBC News and
Nightly Business Report.
He was the recipient of an honorary degree of Doctor of Ethics
in Business leadership from Duquesne University in May 1998…c
ommencement speaker.
He established the Beard Center for Leadership & Ethics in
Business at Duquesne University in 1994. He also established the
Beard Graduate and Faculty Fellowship Programs for Ethics in the
Professions at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard
in 1997 where he is a member of the Advisory Council for Ethics in
the Professions.
Steve Humphrey
Steve brings over 35 years of successful marketing and strategic
leadership experience to One to One Interactive. His career
has proven to be a model for success. Steve began his career
as an Assistant Account Executive at Ogilvy & Mather
Advertising in New York.
After seven years he joined Avon Products as Manager of Product
Marketing and was responsible for the entire domestic product line.
Several years later, he returned to Ogilvy & Mather as the
youngest Senior Vice President ever to manage a global account -
the entire General Foods account - the agency's largest on a
world-wide basis.
The entrepreneurial spirit called and Steve joined a mid-sized
agency in New York, which eventually became Rosenfeld, Sirowitz
& Humphrey, where he served as President.
After seven years there, Steve joined Bank Street Consulting
Group as a Partner, in charge of the marketing practice and working
for clients like GMAC, American Express, and Pepsi. Two of these
engagements resulted in exposure to a young entrepreneur in Boston
who had a direct marketing agency.
Steve was persuaded to join what became known as Bronner
Slosberg Humphrey (now Digitas) in 1989, as President. In 1995,
Steve, as CEO, launched an Internet agency as a BSH subsidiary.
Bronner Slosberg Humphrey grew to become the largest direct
marketing company in the country with such clients as American
Express, AT&T, IBM, Federal Express, GM, and L.L.Bean. The
internet agency Strategic Interactive Group grew to become one of
the largest in the country. The total company grew from 85 people
in 1989, when Steve joined as president, to over 850 people at the
end of 1997.
Steve has been on the board of One To One Interactive for two
years and joined the firm at the end of 1999 as CEO.
Ralph Shaw
Ralph R. Shaw is a graduate of Hofstra University, earning a
degree in Public Accounting, and of New York University's School of
Law where he received a Juris Doctor degree. He has attended
the Financial Analyst Federation's Investment Analysis Seminar at
Rockford, Illinois, the Advanced Investment Management course at
Harvard University's Graduate School of Business, and the Harvard
Business School Compensation Committees: New Challenges, New
Solutions Seminar. His experience in the securities business
extends over forty years, encompassing securities analysis,
institutional securities marketing, mutual fund portfolio
management, and the management of investment portfolios for
tax-exempt clients, including pension and profit sharing plans, as
well as the charities and endowments. He has served on the
Professional Conduct Committee of the Financial Analysts'
Federation, as trustee of the Portland Youth Philharmonic, the
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, the Oregon Episcopal School,
the Portland Center for the Visual Arts, Self Enhancement, Inc.,
the Rob Strasser Foundation, Portland Repertory Theatre, and the
Oregon Graduate Institute. He has also served on the
Investment Committee of the Oregon Governor's Committee of Economic
Development and Portland Community College Foundation and as
director of the Oregon Resource and Technology Development
Corporation, Oregon Business Media, the City of Portland Financial
Task Force, and as President for the Sisters of Providence Oregon
Community Health Board. He serves as chairman of the
Governor's Council of Economic Advisors for the State of Oregon,
and is a member of St. Vincent's Medical Foundation Council of
Trustees, the Governor's Council of Revenue Forecast Advisors for
the State of Oregon, the Board of Advisors for the World Affairs
Council, and the Council of Advisors for Providence Health Systems,
and serves as a trustee for the Tax-Free Trust of Oregon.
Following two years of public accounting experience, Ralph R.
Shaw joined Standard & Poor's Corporation as a securities
analyst and investment advisor. In 1965, he formed the
Institutional Securities Analysis and Marketing Department of
Coleman and Company, a New York Stock Exchange member firm.
Subsequently, he was an institutional securities analyst for
Wertheim and Company. In 1967, Ralph R. Shaw joined
Shareholders Management Company, Los Angeles, California, as Vice
President, Director of Research and Portfolio Manager of the
Enterprise Fund. During 1967, the Enterprise Fund enjoyed
substantial success, ending the year ranked first of all mutual
funds in terms of performance. In 1968, with the formation of
the Fletcher Capital Fund by Shareholders Management Company, he
managed a portion of that fund, again achieving high national
ranking.
In 1974, Mr. Shaw joined United States National Bank of
Oregon as Vice President and Manager of the newly formed Investment
Counseling Department providing investment advice and management to
corporate employee benefit funds and charitable endowments.
During his tenure at U.S. Bank, the equity accounts managed by this
department consistently ranked at the top of all professionally
managed equity funds in the United States.
In 1980, Ralph Shaw formed Shaw Management Company, an
investment counseling firm. In January 1983, Ralph Shaw and
U.S. Bancorp with Shaw acting as General Partner formed Shaw
Venture Partners. Shaw Venture Partners II was organized in
June 1987. Shaw Venture Partners III was approved as a Small
Business Investment Company (SBIC) in September 1994, bringing
total venture capital assets available for investment to $80
million. Ralph Shaw has been a leading venture capitalist in
the Western United States emphasizing the Pacific Northwest, since
he formed his first fund with US Bancorp in 1983.
Mr. Shaw presently serves on the boards of directors of
Schnitzer Steel, Inc., Telestream, Inc., BMG Seltec, Rentrak
Corporation, the United Fund Advisors, and One To One
Interactive. Mr. Shaw previously served on the boards of
Costco Wholesale Corporation, Star Technologies, Inc., Sentrol,
Inc., Electro-Scientific Industries, Riedel Environmental
Technologies, Inc., BMG Corporation, Sports Incorporated, Trade
Interface Corporation, Suasa Unik (M) Sdn Bhd, Habitech, Ltd., TRM
Copy Centers, K-2 Designs, Inc., Ostex International, Inc., Sweet
Factory, Inc., Will Vinton Studios, Inc., WebCriteria, Inc.,
Serveron Corporation., Industrial Devices Corporation, 3PF.com,
Inc., Magni Systems, Inc., Dendreon Corporation, Integra Telecom,
Inc., LaTIS, Inc., and the Portland Family of Funds.
Andrew Reiser
Andrew R. Reiser is currently Managing Director of Strategic
Capital Management, LLC, a Boutique Investment Bank and Fund
Management Group. Prior thereto, Mr. Reiser was the Managing
Director of Investment Banking for Donald & Co. Securities Inc.
and was responsible for all aspects of corporate finance, including
public offerings, private placements, merger and acquisition
services and advisory services. Noted IPO’s as lead manager
included InVision Technologies (“INVN”) (explosion detection
systems for airplane security using CT technology, now owned by
General Electric), and, The Source Interlink Companies (“SORC”),
that provides supply chain management and other related products
and services to national/regional retailers, magazine publishers,
and other providers of home entertainment content. Prior to
joining Donald & Co., Mr. Reiser was Managing Partner of
Windsor L.P., a private investment partnership that provided later
stage financing to software, technology and healthcare
companies. Windsor L.P. participated in over 35 equity or
convertible debt investments. Prior thereto, Mr. Reiser was
Executive Vice President of Fidelco Capital Group, responsible for
corporate finance, mergers, acquisitions and strategic planning for
certain Fidelco Companies. Mr. Reiser began his career as a
Certified Public Accountant with Coopers & Lybrand and Price
Waterhouse (1979-1985).
Mr. Reiser is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Strategic
Funding Source, a leading provider of capital and services to small
and mid-sized retail merchants and, a member of the Board of
Directors of One to One Interactive, Inc., a full-service digital
marketing services firm and communications software company.
Mr. Reiser previously served on the Board of Directors of
Osteo-Implant Technologies, a medical device company, until its
sale in 2005 to Encore Medical Corporation (“ENMC”).
Ian Karnell
Ian is one of the founding partners of One to One Interactive,
helping to launch the firm in 1997. As CEO, Ian brings more
than 10 years of strategic management and marketing experience to
One to One Interactive and is responsible for developing, in
partnership with his business partner Jeremi Karnell, the long-term
strategic vision. Ian oversees the day-to-day operations of
the company and is focused on growing One to One Interactive to be
one of the leading Internet marketing solutions firm in the United
States.
Prior to founding One to One Interactive, Ian served as
President of Cross-Internet Communications for 3 years. He began
his career in technology in 1993 at Cambridge Technology Group.
Jeremy Peele
Jeremy has 20 years experience in international capital markets.
He was a senior trader in Salomon Brothers' European Government
Bond Department from 1985 to 1989, and subsequently co-managed
Salomon Brothers' International Proprietary Trading Group. He was a
vice-president of Salomon Brothers from 1989 to 1992. In 1992, Mr.
Peele founded Strategic Asset Management Limited ("S.A.M."), a
Bermuda-based leveraged fund management group, which traded in and
managed portfolios in the global fixed income, currency and equity
markets and their derivatives. Mr. Peele also co-Founded The
Strategic Asset Management Global Fund. In 1995 S.A.M. changed its
name to Cameron Capital Management Ltd ("Cameron Capital"). He was
a Partner/Managing Director of S.A.M. from 1992-1995, and Chairman
of Cameron Capital from 1995 to 1998. In 1998 he founded Dorset
Advisers, a U.S. based financial advisory group that advises
offshore investment funds. Mr. Peele has been involved with
investments in or advising more than 35 early stage companies, many
of which are successful and publicly traded. These include among
others, Source Interlink Companies, Aphton Corp., ART Technology
Group, Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc., NAI Technologies (acquired
by DRS Technologies, Inc.), Computerized Thermal Imaging, and
privately held companies including Tri-Mex International LTD.
Richard A. Jacobsen
Rich was named President, Time/Warner Retail Sales and Marketing
in August of 2000. He returned to Time Inc. after a brief
hiatus as Vice-Chairman and Chief Operating Officer of The Source
Information Management Company. Prior to that, he was
President & Chief Executive Officer of Time Distribution
Services, serving in several executive capacities since 1981.
Rich is a member of the Board of Directors of the International
Periodical Distributors Association, has served as the Chairman of
the Magazine Publishers Association Retail Advisory Council, a
member of the American Magazine Conference Planning Committee and
on the President's Advisory Council of the Grocery Manufacturers of
America. In 1999 he was the recipient of the prestigious
Folio:40 Award.
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