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Hitviews was founded by tenured media executives, marketing, PR and advertising professionals, and online video stars themselves. |
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Walter Sabo, Chief Executive Officerwalter@hitviews.com Prior to starting Sabo Media, Walter was Vice President in charge of the ABC Radio Networks and was responsible for almost 2000 network affiliated stations and managed a staff of 300 people. His job focused on the acquisition and management of creative talent. At NBC, under Fred Silverman, he was Executive Vice President of NBC-owned FM radio stations. Two formats his team created, Adult Contemporary and Urban, have become financial backbones of American radio programming. They were developed as the result of Mr. Sabo's identifying key demographics, music preference trends and assembling the right team. Mr. Sabo's expertise is discovering, managing and monetizing extraordinary talent. |
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Caitlin Hill, Chief Creative Officercaitlin@hitviews.com An Australian, Caitlin is recognized internationally as an Internet video personality. She understands all aspects of user-created content, including methods of community building and identifying which video artists are recruitable and which are marketable. She has been featured on, ABC News New York, Australia's version of “60 MINUTES”, Current Affair, Sydney Tonight and in numerous newspaper articles. She won the lifetime achievement award from The National Arts Club, the first for an online talent. Other recipients include IM Pei, Tennessee Williams and Ted Kennedy. Caitlin is an equity holder in the company and has signed a multi-year contract. She has an 0-1 performer’s visa, the first given to a WebStar by the US Government. |
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Kevin Nalty, Chief Strategy Officer
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Jake Fogelnest, VP Talent jake@hitviews.com Fogelnest regularly contributed jokes to Weekend Update on Saturday Night Live, He’s written for magazine such as Spin, Ray Gun, Alternative Press, Rolling Stone and has appeared in the Say Something Funny section of The Onion. Jake’s appeared on The Jon Stewart Show, Howard Stern and Late Night With Conan O’Brien. He returned to MTV as the Star and Co-Executive Producer of Ten Years Later, a half-hour scripted comedy based on his “life after SQUiRT TV.” Jake served as assistant director for Sarah Silverman's one-woman show Jesus Is Magic at Joe's Pub. He's worked on tour with the Upright Citizens Brigade, and has developed numerous comedy projects at their downtown New York City theatre. There he co-directed (with SNL's Amy Poehler) the two-person show Eye Candy, which was selected for the 2002 HBO US Comedy Arts Festival. Fogelnest's most acclaimed UCB production was George Bush Is a Motherf&%*er, which was produced by Adam McKay. In 2004, he won a New York City A.I.R. Award for hosting the "Top 92 Worst Xmas Songs of All-Time" on the 92.3 K-Rock. Today, Fogelnest is a regular commentator on VH1’s “I Love The…” series and hosts a daily indie rock radio show on Sirius XM from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST on Sirius XMU, (Sirius Channel 26, XM Channel 43). |
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Sam Levine, VP Business Development
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David Gaspar, Chief Financial Officer
Prior to his four years spent at GE Capital, Dave worked for Jefferies & Company, Inc. in their Investment Banking Division where he advised clients in debt and equity financings, restructurings, M&A and other financial opportunities. Dave is a graduate of the Goizueta Business School at Emory University where he received a BBA in Marketing and Consulting. |
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