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Jake Winebaum is President of RHD Interactive and was the Founder and Chief Executive of Business.com. Jake is also Co-Founder of eCompanies which, in addition to Business.com, founded Jamdat , Boingo, USBX Advisory Services, LLC and was the lead investor in Lower My Bills . Prior to Business.com... and eCompanies, Jake held several senior management positions at The Walt Disney Company including: Chairman of Buena Vista Internet Group overseeing Disney.com, ESPN.com, ABCNews.com, ABC.com, and Family.com, President of Disney Online, where he led the team that developed and executed the expansion of the Disney brand onto the Internet beginning in 1994, and President of Walt Disney Magazine Publishing. He also founded both FamilyFun and FamilyPC magazines and served as President, Editor and Publisher of both publications. Jake sold FamilyFun to The Walt Disney Company in 1992. Prior to FamilyFun, Jake served as Senior Vice President of Marketing at U.S. News & World Report. He also founded and served as President of U.S. News Productions, a television production company. Prior to that position, Jake worked for Time Warner at Fortune and Time magazines. Jake's expertise and contributions to the Internet industry have been recognized by Time magazine, which awarded him a place in the Top 50 Cyber Elite, and Wired Magazine, which named him one of the Wired 25. He is a Director of USBX, and until its recent sale to Scripps, Jake was a Director of Shopzilla/Bizrate.com. He is the Founding Chairman of Seven Arrows Elementary School, and currently serves on the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Jake is married and the father of two daughters. He is a Dartmouth College graduate.
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Jake Winebaum is President of RHD Interactive and was the Founder and Chief Executive of Business.com. Jake is also Co-Founder of eCompanies which,... in addition to Business.com, founded Jamdat , Boingo, USBX Advisory Services, LLC and was the lead investor in Lower My Bills . Prior to Business.com and eCompanies, Jake held several senior management positions at The Walt Disney Company including: Chairman of Buena Vista Internet Group overseeing Disney.com, ESPN.com, ABCNews.com, ABC.com, and Family.com, President of Disney Online, where he led the team that developed and executed the expansion of the Disney brand onto the Internet beginning in 1994, and President of Walt Disney Magazine Publishing. He also founded both FamilyFun and FamilyPC magazines and served as President, Editor and Publisher of both publications. Jake sold FamilyFun to The Walt Disney Company in 1992. Prior to FamilyFun, Jake served as Senior Vice President of Marketing at U.S. News & World Report. He also founded and served as President of U.S. News Productions, a television production company. Prior to that position, Jake worked for Time Warner at Fortune and Time magazines. Jake's expertise and contributions to the Internet industry have been recognized by Time magazine, which awarded him a place in the Top 50 Cyber Elite, and Wired Magazine, which named him one of the Wired 25. He is a Director of USBX, and until its recent sale to Scripps, Jake was a Director of Shopzilla/Bizrate.com. He is the Founding Chairman of Seven Arrows Elementary School, and currently serves on the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Jake is married and the father of two daughters. He is a Dartmouth College graduate.
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Matt Coffin is a Los Angeles-based internet entrepreneur and investor. He was the President and Founder of LowerMyBills.com, which was sold to... Experian in 2005 for $330 million.[1] In addition to LowerMyBills.com, he was President of Experian Online Customer Acquisition Services and President of the incubator-like Experian Interactive Innovation Center. Mr. Coffin also sat on the Board of Directors for Business.com, which was started by incubator eCompanies, whose venture arm was an early investor in LowerMyBills.com. He is an early angel investor in human powered search engine Mahalo.
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Chuck Davis is the Chairman & CEO of Fandango, Inc., the nation's largest online, phone and mobile movie ticketing service. Davis officially... joined the company as chairman in January 2006, and as CEO in July 2006. One of the Web's top movie and entertainment destinations, Fandango sells tickets to more than 15,000 screens. Previous to joining Fandango, Davis led Shopzilla, Inc., formerly BizRate.com, from its infancy to its recent status as the largest, most profitable and fastest-growing comparison shopping site online, with an index of more than 30 million products from more than 70,000 stores and the Web's most-trusted consumer feedback network. Davis served as Shopzilla's president and chief executive officer from 1999 to June 2005 . Under Davis' leadership, Shopzilla was one of the first companies to spearhead a search engine cost-per-click model, transforming the way retailers market their products online. Prior to joining Shopzilla, Davis was president, e-Commerce for The Walt Disney Company's Internet Group where he launched profitable merchant and travel businesses including Disneystore.com and Disneyvacations.com, which comprised of all theme park and travel businesses. Davis also managed all Disney Internet advertising sales, marketing, and online subscription initiatives from 1996-1998. Davis' move to e-commerce was a natural evolution from his previous direct marketing and publishing experience at News Corporation's TV Guide. As senior vice president, Marketing, Davis directed the consumer marketing and circulation groups for America's then-largest magazine. While at News Corp, he also launched The Weekly Standard magazine and oversaw the Murdoch Magazines' Distribution Division, which distributed more than 60 client titles to retail distributors. Previous to News Corp, Davis worked at Time Inc.'s Sports Illustrated from 1986-1991 where he led the magazine's direct marketing, television, and retention efforts. Davis earned his BA from Brown University and MBA from Harvard University. He serves as a Director on several Boards, including Shop.org, Business.com, LeadPoint, Inc., and the Young Presidents' Organization , Los Angeles Chapter. Previously he was elected to serve on the board of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. In 2004 he won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in Los Angeles.
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