Jay Grdina, 36, is Chief Executive Officer of ClubJenna, Inc., which he owns with his wife, the adult film star Jenna Jameson. Mr. Grdina has earned a reputation as one of the most astute business and creative minds in the adult industry. A native of Ohio, Jay is an alumnus of the University of San Diego, where he majored in business and psychology. After school he first pursued a career as a male model, but quickly turned to business, where he was active in several ventures until 1992, when he began investing in adult films directed by the renowned Michael Ninn.  He learned the intricacies of the adult film industry from Mr. Ninn, beginning as a crewmember and later managing the adult studio that he later purchased. 

In 1998 he left the adult movie industry and its 100-hour weeks and moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, where he started a thriving telecommunications business. He and Ms. Jameson launched ClubJenna, Inc. in 2001. Together they have created award-winning and best-selling films such as “Bella Loves Jenna,” “I Dream of Jenna,” “Jenna Jameson Is The Masseuse” and others. He engineered a distribution partnership for the company’s films with industry leader Vivid Entertainment Group. He launched ClubJenna.com, which has become one of the most profitable and popular subscription Websites in the world.  Under his direction the company has signed top actresses to become ClubJenna Girls and perform exclusively for the company.  They include Brea Bennett, Jesse Capelli, McKenzie Lee, Ashton Moore, Sophia Rossi, and Chanel St. James. The company also manages the websites for numerous other top adult stars such as Tera Patrick and Briana Banks. Mr. Grdina negotiated a publishing agreement with HarperCollins that resulted in How to Make Love Like A Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale by Jenna Jameson and Neil Strauss which became a New York Times bestseller. The company has also developed numerous brand extensions for Ms. Jameson through a wide range of products such as herbal supplements, erotic toys and even action figures based on the likeness of Ms. Jameson.

In addition to his business activities, Mr. Grdina has won numerous honors for his creative work in adult films under the screen and directing name of Justin Sterling, including 2005 AVN Awards for Best Actor, Best Video and Best Film. He was also selected by Details magazine as one of the “Fifty Most Influential Men Under Thirty-Seven." 

Eric M. Bernstein, Esq. is the partner in the firm of Eric M. Bernstein& Associates, L.L.C., which is based in New Jersey and represents adult entertainment and adult internet clients throughout North America and overseas. Mr. Bernstein and members of his firm have many decades of significant experience and advanced knowledge in complex areas of the law, including, but not limited to, First Amendment issues, contract drafting, negotiations and review, labor and employment matters, land use and zoning issues, governmental regulations, copyright and trademark matters, corporate issues and litigation involving all of these issues.

Eric M. Bernstein and his firm provide quality advice, cost effective solutions and responses to assist businesses and individuals minimize work and maximize results.

Eric M. Bernstein is a member of the First Amendment Lawyers Association (FALA) and the Free Speech Coalition (FSC). The law firm’s website is located at www.embalaw.com and Mr. Bernstein can be contacted by email at embernstein@embalaw.com or by phone at (732) 805-3360.

Michael Cerda is CEO and Co-Founder of Jangl, Inc., where he leads Jangl’s efforts to connect millions of online profiles and mobile devices, safely and privately. Prior to co-founding Jangl in 2005, Cerda spent 10 years with some of the world's most innovative and successful networking and communications companies, including Trapeze Networks, Redback Networks, Lucent and Netopia. In addition to his professional pursuits, Michael is a yogi, an accomplished musician, and dedicated father to two Mac-addicted children.

In 2000 Mr. McAbian Co-Founded Waat Media, The worlds leading Late Night Entertainment mobile content aggregator and enabler. Over the past 7 years, Mr. McAbian led the company to a distribution footprint of over 120 networks in 46 countries representing over 50 brands exclusively. He developed in conjunction with several operators the Waat Media Content Standards Ratings Matrix currently adopted by as the guideline for rating erotic content by over 90 carriers.

Waat Media currently manages over 450 WAP portals, 75 Mobile TV Channels and Manages the erotic offering for over 20 network operators. The company also offers a wide variety of platforms from Download, Streaming Video, Publishing, Age Verification, Search, Advertising and Paid Placement.

Adi’s background includes 12+ years as Business Development and Sales Manager for Power Sports where he increased revenues by over 400%. Adi has experience in entertainment and media rights management, licensing negotiation and production, having secured deals with AOL/Time Warner, Discovery Channel, BMG, RAI, Disney, BBC and Universal.

Mr. Naughton is a seasoned veteran of the wireless industry, bringing solutions to leading worldwide Service Providers over the past 19 years, including wireless infrastructure, software based solutions, and identifying ROI models to help ensure success. He has focused on wireless data solutions over the past 10 years based on SMS, WAP, 3G and 4G networks. He has helped both large carriers and enterprises bring realistic solutions to market that both improve productivity and improve their respective business plans. He has been focused over the past two years on Service Delivery Platforms and their ability to enable mobile network assets out to third party services. Many Wireless carriers are looking at these solutions as a way to offer secure, reliable, high-speed connections to their network that allow third party service providers a new channel to offer new services based upon subscriber information on their network.

Gregory A. Piccionelli is widely regarded in the adult entertainment industry as one of the nation=s leading adult entertainment attorneys, particularly in the field of online adult entertainment matters.  His client list spans the spectrum of the adult entertainment industry and includes a significant portion of the world’s largest adult entertainment companies.

Mr. Piccionelli has represented adult entertainment clients in almost every type of civil litigation and transactional matter encountered by adult entertainment businesses, including patent, copyright, trademark, celebrity rights and domain name disputes, intellectual property procurement, licensing and enforcement, e-banking and online merchant account matters, spam email litigation, Federal Trade Commission actions, labor disputes and business transactions of all kinds.

In 1995, he was one of the first attorneys in the world to specialize in online adult entertainment matters.  As a licensed patent attorney, he was also among the first attorneys to file Internet, e-commerce and business model patents, and to procure resulting patent rights for his clients.  Mr. Piccionelli, himself an inventor, has been awarded a number of patents pertaining to e-commerce and related technologies.

Mr. Piccionelli is currently representing the adult industry’s principal trade organization the Free Speech Coalition in its challenge to Utah’s recently enacted do-not-email registry law.  He is also a part of the Free Speech Coalition’s legal team challenging federal record-keeping and labeling regulations pertaining to the adult content creation and distribution.

Mr. Piccionelli has been interviewed and quoted in virtually every mass medium, including radio, television, print and the Web.   He was recently featured on the ABC News show Nightline regarding adult entertainment distribution via mobile telephone devices, and on Fox News regarding the industry’s lawsuit against the state of Utah.  

Mr. Piccionelli has authored numerous articles on a broad range of business and legal topics pertaining to adult entertainment.   He is the monthly legal columnist for Xbiz World, and a legal contributor for many other adult industry publications, including AVN Online, Adult Video News and Klixx.

Mr. Piccionelli has received numerous awards from the adult entertainment industry, including the 2005 Xbiz Adult Industry Advocate of the Year Award.  He is also a frequent speaker at industry conferences and trade shows, including, The AVN Adult Entertainment Expo, Internext, Cybernet Expo, The Phoenix Forum, Erotica L.A., Webmaster Access, The Mobile Adult Content Congress, The Sex In Videogames Conference, and general and special meetings of the Free Speech Coalition and the First Amendment Lawyers Association.   He is also often a special guest speaker at legal conferences and bar functions on topics pertaining to adult entertainment, digital commerce, the development of intellectual property law in the digital age, and free speech issues. 

Mr. Piccionelli is the co-founder of TechLaw Legal Seminars and SexBiz Legal Seminars thatprovide continuing legal educational seminars in the fields of Internet law and adult entertainment law.  He is also the co-author of The Online Adult Entertainment Webmaster Legal Resource.

Dan is the CEO and founder of Nomad NetworX, a leader in the acquisition creation and distribution of mobile Adult content. Nomad specialises in the development of premium Adult WAP sites and Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) propositions for some of the world’s best-known Adult brands including Club Jenna, Penthouse, Danni.com, Burning Angel, Magna Publishing Group, Tera Patrick, Gaydar and Raging Stallion. Rights cover wireless distribution into multiple territories including Australia/NZ, North America, India, various Asian and European countries and South Africa. It’s exclusive cornerstone property, Club Jenna 3G, is progressively being rolled out across Hutchison’s 3 mobile network globally, following a successful Australian launch in November 2005.

 Before founding Nomad, Dan was the Australian Head of Adult Entertainment for 3 mobile where he developed and drove 3’s Adult Entertainment strategy. The portfolio of high-revenue products included Chat, Dating and Age Restricted services - the latter of which is known as “Premier” and features leading mobile content from the likes of Playboy. Whilst at Hutchison Dan lead the development of Australia’s only commercially deployed Mobile Age Verification System - ”Access All Areas”. This restricted access system allowed 3 to enter a commercially attractive category whilst, at the same time, meeting the expectations of shareholders, management and the community alike. Prior to 3, Mr Rosen’s experience has primarily been at media and technology companies with roles spanning accounting, marketing and ecommerce for firms such as EMI Records, FOXTEL and OzEmail Internet. 

Dan is an Associate of the National Institutes of Accountants and holds a Masters of Business (Marketing and eCommerce) from the University of Technology, Sydney.

Chuck leads PhindMe LLC, which develops and sells a patent-pending mobile-marketing platform that improves the delivery of business information to consumers' mobile devices. This platform provides businesses with mobile content and customer relationship management tools so they can drive more foot traffic and revenues.

PhindMe is Chuck's second startup, previously helping to launch a technology consulting business. He led the consulting and development operations of this self-funded startup before the business was successfully sold to a public software company.

With an MBA in technology management from and a Beta Gamma Sigma honoree, Chuck has authored articles and speeches on mobile marketing and business process management. He recently spoke at Search Marketing Expo Local/Mobile, discussing how consumers will use mobile technologies in varied ways to interact with local business communities.

PR Week Magazine has described Peter as “redefining the art of networking,” and Investor’s Business Daily has called him “crazy, but effective.” Peter Shankman is truly an example of what happens when you take the best things about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and put them to work for you.

Peter is CEO of The Geek Factory, Inc., a Marketing a PR Strategy firm located in New York City, with clients worldwide. For the Geek Factory, Peter consults to companies around the Globe, including the Snapple Beverage Group, Walt Disney World, American Express, Discovery Networks, We The People, Dream Catcher Destinations Club, and many others. Peter sits on the board of the Scott-e-Vest, the world’s first technologically enabled clothing line.

Peter is also the CEO of AirKarma, the parent company of AirTroductions, the world’s first airline networking and dating service. Founded in 2005, AirTroductions has already made the radar screens of media worldwide. Currently at over 13,000 members, AirTroductions has experienced unprecedented growth, and thousands of frequent fliers have experienced happier travels.

Peter has spoken upon invitation at various conferences and trade shows, including NAB, CTIA, CTAM, CES, PMA, Advertising Week, the DMA, and others. Peter has also been the keynote speaker at the National Association of Advertisers, and the Florida Advertising Council.

Prior to starting The Geek Factory, Peter was a consultant to the National Hockey League, working closely with the New Jersey Devils to conceive, launch, and promote NewJerseyDevils.com.

Peter started his career in Vienna, VA, with America Online as a Senior News Editor, helping the AOL Newsroom achieve 1,000,000 user hours per month. While Peter was at AOL, membership in the online service grew from 3,000,000 members to 12,000,000 members by the time he left. Peter also spearheaded coverage of the Democratic and Republican 1996 conventions, marking the first time an online news service covered any major political event.

Born and raised in New York City, Peter still lives there with his two psychotic cats, Karma and NASA, who consistently deny his repeated requests to relinquish the couch. In the few hours of spare time Peter has per month, he’s a frequent runner, with eleven completed marathons and three Olympic distance triathlons to his credit, and an “B” licensed skydiver, specializing in freeflying.

Jonathan Shoaam has worked in senior marketing and business development roles, for global organizations for 18 years, including Comverse Technologies, Mobile Streams, the British Post Office, with periods based in the UK and overseas in Israel.

Jonathan is a seasoned marketer and has presented at many of the large international events, with an evangelistic approach to developing the markets through the application of sound marketing strategies. At Yaiamono, as chief marketing officer Jonathan provides strategic direction and ensures solid execution for marketing around the globe. He is responsible for strategy and market research, product and solutions marketing, marketing communications, customer segment and partner marketing, field marketing and analyst relations.

Jonathan is a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing in the United Kingdom and holds degrees in Economics and Business Administration.

Stephen Slezak is the Marketing Director for the Digby mobile commerce platform, the leading On Device Portal platform to enable the mobile commerce for retailers and distributors. In this role, Stephen oversees the Product Marketing, Product Management and Business Development aspects of Digby. With more than 20 years of experience in the software industry, Stephen has held Senior Marketing roles in North America and Europe leading multi-channel B2B and B2C marketing teams.

Previous to joining :30 Second Software in 2006, Stephen was Senior Director of Worldwide Marketing at Pervasive Software. Stephen has degree in Computer Science from Dawson College in Montreal, Canada.

Marc has seven years of business development, marketing, and account management experience, most recently as Director of Business Development at Bango. His strategic business approach is to assist in defining an organizations objectives; present solutions that aid in reaching targeted goals, negotiate contracts so that action can be taken, organize project management teams to implement solutions and manage internal and client communication lines to ensure quality control.

Prior to Bango, Marc was account executive at Wilen Media. Marc's past and present clients include companies like the AT&T, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Boy’s & Girls Club of America, Flycell, Hearst Publications, iLoop Mobile, Mobile Streaming Solutions, Quiznos, Starwood and WWE.

John Ticer is responsible for NeuStar’s overall product strategy, planning, and go to market activities for new initiatives in the wireless and identity sectors.

Prior to joining NeuStar in 2003, Mr. Ticer served as President and CEO of BioNetrix Systems, a venture-backed software company focused on biometric authentication and enterprise single sign-on. He was President and CEO of Stac Inc., a NASDAQ storage management software company, before coming to BioNetrix in 2000. Mr. Ticer joined Stac as Chief Operating Officer in early 1997 from IBM, where he was Director of Strategy and Investments for the company’s systems management product lines and the Tivoli business unit. Prior to IBM, Mr. Ticer served in marketing, business development, and sales roles at enter-prise systems management software companies, Legent and Landmark Systems, as well as at Motorola and Data General.

Mr. Tsantes joined Intersections Inc. as Chief Technology Officer in January 2005. Intersections Inc. (NASDAQ: INTX) is a leading provider of branded and fully customized identity management solutions in North America.  Additionally, through majority-owned Screening International LLC, Intersections provides pre-employment background screening services domestically and internationally in partnership with Control Risks Group Limited of the United Kingdom.  In this role, Mr. Tsantes leads all technology activities including development, IT operations, and information security across all business units.

He is also responsible for developing services related to strong consumer authentication, including age authentication.  He is driving products for age authentication via the mobile phone and for storing sensitive items on a mobile device.  Mr. Tsantes is co-chair of the Identity Management Standards Panel (IDSP) Working Group 3 and frequent speaker at industry events including the FTC’s Proof Positive and Security in Numbers.

Prior to joining Intersections, Mr. Tsantes was a Partner in Accenture’s Capital Markets Group, part of the global firm’s Financial Services practice and a member of its FSI Technology leadership.  Mr. Tsantes earned a B.A. in Management from Virginia Wesleyan College in 1983 and an M.B.A. with an MIS concentration from Old Dominion University in 1986.

Tero was born 1967 in Finland, currently domiciled in Zurich, Switzerland.

Tero runs a well established mobile entertainment company, MINICK Group. Tero has more than 15 years of senior management experience in international business, working as an executive in the fields of consumer finance, international trading, internet and entertainment industry. Tero has guided MINICK to go through Management Buy-Out, partial acquisition by THQ, international expansion and finally manoeuvred a 100% trade sale of the company to Swisscom Group at the end of 2006. Tero has established MINICK’s position as the preferred wireless partner for many of the largest entertainment companies in the World.

Mel Weiss is the AVP of Sales at Unipier, a pioneer in providing Intelligent Policy Management solutions for mobile operators and service providers. Mel is responsible for both the technical and commercial sales efforts within the company. Before joining Unipier, Mel worked for other Telco-related companies in both Sales, Product and Project Management roles, and has extensive experience in addressing any product/project life cycle aspect. Prior to that, Mel worked in the Defense sector as a Software developer and System Architect for over 20 years. Mel holds a BEEE degree from City College of New York