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About Us |
Management Team |
Board of Directors | Board of Advisors
The management team is competently supported by our external
advisory board who provides tremendous support for management
decisions and creativity. Their professional expertise and
wide range of experience provides invaluable guidance as the
management team execute on the TRS vision.
Ron Campo Ron Franks Richard Glossar Quintin Gregor Edward Jones III John Schaefer John Schram Greg Shove Jean Sweeney
BOARD OF ADVISORS
Keith is founder and
president of Allbusiness.com, focusing on establishing key strategic alliances and managing the company's business
development activities. He also assists in developing the
company's strategic growth plans, including key marketing
initiatives. Prior to Allbusiness.com, Keith was the interim
CEO of Endispute, a Washington D.C.-based alternative dispute
resolution company and was responsible for implementing Endispute's
merger with Bates-Edwards and negotiating a subsequent merger
with JAMS, resulting in the largest private ADR company in
the United States. Prior to Endispute, Keith was also a real
estate attorney with Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco.
Keith graduated from the University of California at Davis
and University of California, Hastings College of the Law.
He is a member of the board of directors of the Great American
Music Hall and of the Paragon Restaurant Group.
is the former VP Lands End Specialty Businesses and current
President of RS Company (direct/catalog marketing consultancy).
Ron is a senior executive with extensive general management experience in broad-based marketing, merchandising and product
development experience in the specialty apparel and footwear
industries. Ron has served in numerous senior management marketing
and new business development positions for Lands End, Reebok,
L.L Bean, Sears, Roebuck & Co. Ron holds an MBA in Marketing
from Michigan State University.
is the former SVP of Marketing Service, TimeLife, Inc. where
he was responsible for 1100 personnel, a $50 million operating
budget and stewardship of over $100 million of Time Life marketing
expenditures. In 1998 he founded a consulting company focused
on marketing services that combine his strategy, internet
and direct marketing expertise. Considered a leader in the
marketing community, Bob has been a featured speaker on the
subjects of interactive media, customer loyalty and direct
marketing at industry gatherings of the Direct Marketing Association
in New York and Washington, and has lectured at Manhattan
College and Fordham University. He is a member of the Executive
Committee of the Addressable Advertising Coalition and the
Board of Advisors to the Children's Fund of New York. Bob
holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Quantitative Analysis
from Manhattan College and an M.B.A. in Marketing from St.
John's University.
is a former SVP of Operations, GAP Inc.
joined Bolt.com as Executive Vice-President in January 2000.
From November 1997 to October 1999, Mr. Glosser served jointly
as Executive Vice President of Sony Online Entertainment and
President of Columbia TriStar Interactive where he managed
business operations for The Station@sony.com, one of the leading
online game destinations and he also supervised CTI's online
and interactive TV efforts. From February 1994 to November
1997, Mr. Glosser was Founder and Senior Vice President of
Columbia TriStar Interactive where he launched Sony Pictures
Entertainment's film, television and online game efforts.
From August 1988 to February 1994, Mr. Glosser served in business
development and operations positions in the various television
divisions of Sony Pictures Entertainment. He started his career
at NBC from September 1982 to May 1986. He has a BS in Entrepreneurial
Management/Marketing from The Wharton School of the University
of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the Columbia Business School.
is a co-founder and former senior consultant to the Super
Computing Center at Saudi Aramco, the world's largest Oil
company. He has extensive systems integration experience in
both hardware infrastructure design and implementation, and
software specification, design and development, at one of
the largest commercial computing centers in the world. Mr.
Gregor developed web-enabled database technology for Seismic
Processing and Exploration and Producing Data Management of
the Worlds largest oil and gas reserves. Prior to consulting
for Aramco, he held several positions in the UK, responsible
for computing technology and Seismic Data Processing in the
Oil Industry.
is the former CEO, Segrets, Rexmoda; president design/merch./mfg.,
Esprit; CEO Calvin Klein Classics; president, Perry Ellis
Mens/Womens; Chairman, The Fashion Assoc.; Director: Fashion
Inst. Of Tech., Amer. Apparel Mfg. Assoc., Fashion Group International.
is a former SVP Operations, Macys; president, The Futures
Group; current partner and practice leader Retail E-Commerce
Strategies at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu responsible for all
strategic solutions for the D&T's retail Internet clients.
is the current Chief Operating Officer for Cornerstone Consolidated
Services Group where he has responsibility for Cornerstone
Brand's distribution, systems, human resource and call center
functions. Prior to Cornerstone, John was the Chief Operating
Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Eastbay, a direct marketer
of sporting goods, where he took the company public in 1995
and later sold the company to Woolworth (now Venator, owner
of Footlocker and Champs Sports) in 1997. At Eastbay, he helped
build the company from $18 million in revenues in 1991 to
$168 million by 1998. John graduated from the University of
Wisconsin and is a CPA.
is a former SVP Sears, Levi Strauss & Co.; current Principal,
Schram & Company an international apparel manufacturing and
sourcing consultancy practice focusing on manufacturing supply
chain efficiency and fit specifications.
Former VP Interactive Marketing, America Online (NYSE: AOL),
where he directed Interactive Marketing sales across America
Online, Inc. brands and services, including: America Online,
the world's leader in interactive services with more than
18 million members worldwide; AOL.com, CompuServe, Digital
City, ICQ and Netscape Netcenter.
Director Technical Services, Banana Republic, division of
Gap, Inc., where she is responsible for all the technical
fit and construction of all garments for the Banana Republic
apparel line. Prior to Banana, Jean served as Director of
Design for Putamayo, a womens apparel company, where she was
responsible for the overall design of their womens' coordinated
sportwear line. Jean is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati
with a BS in Apparel Design.
co-founder, is a multimedia producer who has specialized
in interactive media development. At Saudi Aramco, Mr. Wolven
was a producer in the education department. He has taught
courses for film and video at the International Film and Video
workshop in Rockport, Maine as well a the Center for Creative
Imaging in Camden, Maine. Mr. Wolven is also a partner in
pcpi, an international multimedia firm specializing in video,
music production and website design.
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