Formally, Mr. Feigin was Vice President of Marketing with New York Knicks from 1996-2004 where he was responsible for overall brand management including: Advertising, promotions, new media, events, charitable and community endeavors, as well as managing and enhancing the team’s corporate partnerships. Mr Feigin was responsible for the overall planning, creation, and execution of all Knicks marketing initiatives, including building the Knicks brand equity through innovative marketing programs delivered across traditional and new media channels. He served as the primary liaison between the team, its business partners, and MSG Advertising Sales and MSG Network. Additionally, Mr.Feigin oversaw all franchise enhancement activities and new business development projects and initiatives for the Knicks organization.

Mr. Feigin joined the Knicks after five years at Six Flags Theme Park where he served as park’s Promotions Manager from 1995-96, and then as Marketing Director from 1996 until his appointment at the Knicks. Mr. Feigin is a native of New York City and a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College . Mr. Feigin lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with Wife Natalia, daughter Alexandra (41/2) and son Thomas (2 1/2months)

He has served as an Adjunct Professor of Marketing at Fairfield University and The University of Bridgeport and has lectured at Columbia, The Sloan School at MIT, The Kellogg School at Northwestern, the IAB, AdTech, iMedia, The Conference Board, The Conference On Marketing, The International Advertising Festival at Cannes, The CMO Council, The Ad Club of New York, The CMO Club of New York and The Harvard Business School Club of New York.

Dean was educated at The Horace Mann School, Carleton College (BA in Sociology and Anthropology), Columbia School of International Affairs (MIA in South Asian Studies(, Columbia Business School (MBA in Marketing and International Business) and Deccan College (Pune, India).

In 2005 he was named a Brandweek Marketer of the Year. He won an EFFIE (for advertising effectiveness) in 2006.

Prior to joining G.C. Andersen Partners, Mr. Hartman worked as a private equity, M&A and corporate finance investment banker and attorney on over 100 transactions. He was a Senior Vice President at Maxcor Inc, a boutique M&A and restructuring firm, where he led the firm’s M&A divestiture transactions focused on manufacturing, consumer brands and business services companies. Previously he worked as a leverage finance and private equity investment banker at Deutsche Bank and Lehman Brothers where he was extensively involved in Buyout Magazines 2000 LBO of the Year: the $630 million leveraged buyout of Buffet’s restaurants. Prior to Wall Street, Mr. Hartman was based in Philadelphia working on capital raising transactions as a corporate attorney with Lesser & Kaplin, a business development Vice President and General Counsel with Global Internet Management, and a partner in Premier Business Plans.

Mr. Hartman has degrees from the University of Pennsylvania (B.A. in Economics) Wharton (B.S. in Entrepreneurship) Villanova Law School (JD), and Kellogg Graduate School of Management (MBA in Finance). He is Chairman of the Kellogg Private Equity Alumni Group and sits on the Board of Urban Options, a non profit focused on developing entrepreneurial skills among urban youth. Mr. Hartman was a competitive rower and wrestler and was a five time Dragon Boat National Champion, four time National Team selection and 1997 World Champion.

Mr. Lange previous experience encompasses, serving as the Vice President, Televised Sales of SFX Sports Group where he brought together Cingular and the Michael Jordan Celebrity Invitational as well as Jaguar with the American Century Challenge and supervised a sales team for other SFX Televised properties such as the French Open. First as a consultant to the NYC2012 Olympic Bid Committee, Mr.Lange worked to establish the Ford NYC Triathlon, and subsequently at the request of Ford, became their sponsorship consultant from 2002 through the present.

As the marketing and licensing consultant to The Gates Project for Central Park by the world-renowned artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Mr. Lange managed the exclusive, worldwide license to commemorate ‘The Gates” for funding an environmental non-profit, Nurture New York’s Nature and provided marketing consultation to the founding sponsors Deutsche Bank and Paul Hastings Law firm.

Mr. Lange served as the first Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of the New York Road Runners Club, Inc. where he marketed and co-produced eight New York City Marathons, transforming the event into one of the leading equity-marketing platforms in the world.

Before its sale to Viacom, Mr. Sturner served as President of SportsLine.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: SPLN), the publisher of cbs.sportsline.com, where he managed all aspects of domestic and international business development initiatives, corporate development, M&A, e-commerce and legal affairs for the company from the company's inception until 2002. Prior to joining SportsLine, Mr. Sturner served as the Vice President of Business Development for MovieFone (NASDAQ: MOFN), after he sold his company Interactive Services to the Chairman of MovieFone in 1994.

Mr. Sturner’s deal making highlights include a $200 million, 10-year exclusive partnership with CBS Sports, a $150 million five-year strategic alliance between SportsLine, Viacom and AOL Time Warner and a $200 million dollar partnership with MVP.com. In addition, Mr. Sturner developed SportsLine portal and league strategy, as well as, strategic initiatives in wireless, broadband, and e-commerce, which have contributed more than $100 million in revenue since 1995.

Mr. Sturner has also structured an unparalleled lineup of sports marketing alliances, including relationships for Sportsline with the NFL, PGA TOUR, Major League Baseball, The National Basketball Association, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Shaquille O’Neal.

Currently, Mr. Sturner is the founder and CEO of Aqua MarinePartners, LLC ("AMP")Mr. Sturner led the acquisition of the Hi Lift Marina, a 270 slip full service marina and its 30 year-old Miami-based boat dealership and has now negotiated the sale of the boat dealership to Passport Marine. Mr. Sturner is also an advisor for SportsLine.com, Inc., Air2Web, Association of Volleyball Professionals and Murray Hill Properties.

Savio is a frequent keynote speaker and panelist at various business and technology events including the American Express Minority Small Business Seminars, Microsoft technology conferences and the e-Business Conference and Expo, co-organized by BusinessWeek and InformationWeek. Savio was also named "40 Under 40" business leader Award by Long Island Business News, Hofstra University and the Bank of New York. Newsday named him one of the Top 10 Movers and Shakers on Long Island. Recently he was the organizer for the first e-Commerce Summit convened by the Small Business Administration in New York City. U.S. Small Business Administration also presented the Community Service Award to Savio during their Annual Award Luncheon.

Savio, who attended Baruch College with a major in International Marketing, has been featured in numerous industry and trade success profiles, including articles in The New York Times, Chief Executive Magazine, InformationWeek, VARBusiness, Long Island Business News, and Newsday. Savio serves as president of the Northeast Chapter of US Pan Asian Chamber of Commerce. He also serves as senior advisor for the Outsourcing Institute and is on the board of the Executive Council of New York. In 2006, Long Island Business News named him “Top 100 Most Influential”. In 2007 ExecuLeaders presented him a special award in the category of International Business Leadership.