Mike Seiman is the CEO & Chairman of CPX Interactive, a global digital advertising media company that he co-founded while still a college student at Hofstra University in the early 2000's. The company has grown quickly and is now a major player within the crowded online advertising landscape, serving over 90 billion ad impressions in more than 65 countries every month. CPX Interactive continues the rapid growth that led to its inclusion on Inc. Magazine’s list of fastest growing privately held advertising/marketing companies in 2008 and 2009.

Mike was selected as a semi-finalist in Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year initiative in both 2009 and 2010.

In his free time, Mike currently serves on the Board of Advisors of his alma mater, Hofstra University. He also focuses on numerous philanthropic initiatives including sitting on the boards of the H.E.S. (Hebrew Educational Society non-profit community center) and Children's International, where he spearheaded the development of a community center in Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Also a fan of the arts, Mike has executive produced a feature length film distributed by Lionsgate.

Bob is a seasoned financial, marketing and operations executive in sectors including packaged goods, financial services and advertising. In recent years, Bob has focused on advising private equity and institutional investors in these industries and in special situations.

Among his accomplishments are the founding, NASDAQ IPO and ultimate sale to News Corp (1991) of POP Radio Corp, which, under Bob's leadership, became the country's largest direct broadcast satellite (DBS) network. Bob received his MBA from George Washington University and currently serves on the Board of Regents of Georgetown University, where he received his undergraduate degree.

Andrew is currently COO and CFO of Intellivent Group, a food marketing company that specializes in product development, brand enhancement, customer acquisition and loyalty programs; The Kitchen NYC, a commercial kitchen, event venue and production facility; and FoodPop, a startup social network recently dubbed "Facebook for Foodies" by the editor of Saveur Magazine.

Andrew is also the CEO of Rosengard & Associates, Inc., an advisory and consulting firm specializing in media, entertainment, cable television and sports and is Chairman of the Audit Committee of NeoMagic Corporation, a fab-less semiconductor firm based in California.

Prior, Andrew served as EVP of Finance, EVP Financial Planning and Controller,  and SVP/Controller at Cablevision Systems Corp., and as SVP/Finance and VP Strategic Planning of subsidiary Rainbow Media Holdings from 1986 to 2004. During that time, the company grew from $500 million to over $5 billion in revenue and from $600 million to over $9 billion in market capitalization. During his career, Andrew led or staffed in excess of $20 billion of M&A and operations transactions, and helped to manage in excess of $10 billion in debt and preferred financings.

Before graduating in 2005 with degrees in Retail and Consumer Science (with an emphasis in eCommerce) and a Minor in Public Business Administration at the University of Arizona, David Zapletal had already successfully grown a start up ad network from serving an initial 1 million impressions per day to over 10 million impressions per day. It was his deep understanding of internet advertising during the industry’s beginning stages that led him to another start up at the time, CPX Interactive.

More than 8 years that have passed and Zapletal currently serves as EVP of Operations. In that role he continues to help grow and implement optimization tactics across various ad serving platforms, oversee daily operations of the account management and trafficking groups and maximizes ROI for Direct Response advertisers as well as for Publishers.

Outside of CPX Interactive, Zapletal commits his efforts to an organization called Camp Dream Street, a camping program for children with disabilities, where he serves on the Board of Directors.