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ShoutStream's leadership team is comprised of senior-level experience in business development, technology, programming and marketing.
Tony Mines
Since co-founding ShoutStream in 2001, Tony Mines has served as Chairman of the Board and CEO for the company. Utilizing several years of technology and eBusiness leadership experience, he has successfully led the company's innovation and go-to-market strategies. Mines has spent ten years pioneering new technologies in the area of eBusiness services with such blue-chip companies as AT&T, Xerox and IBM. As a part of an elite team within IBM's Global Services division, Mines contributed to a program designed to educate Fortune 500 executives on all aspects of eBusiness. Mines holds a B.A. in Marketing from Morehouse College.
Curtis Robinson
Curtis Robinson, co-founder of ShoutStream, functions as the company's Chief Information Officer. In this role, Robinson is responsible for leading the design and implementation of the technologies and processes that shape the ShoutStream product line. Robinson has pioneered relationships with key partners, including Macromedia, resulting in a product range utilizing the most innovative technologies available. Prior to founding ShoutStream, Robinson served in several IT and technology management positions with AT&T, Xerox and Kodak. Leveraging his extensive experience in technologies including IP Telephony and Network security, Robinson continues ShoutStream's leadership in rich media solution development.
Ken Robinson
Ken Robinson was officially appointed CTO in 2004, after years of consulting with ShoutStream. Coming into the position, Robinson was intimately familiar with the concepts and business of ShoutStream. Under Robinson's guidance, ShoutStream has built and invested in systems that unify the companies' technology offerings while increasing efficiency and adding value to the end product and clients. Prior to working with ShoutStream, Robinson worked with OneWeb Systems and Definition 6, consulting and advising clients such as Motorola, AFC Enterprises, Carter's, The Capital Grille and many more.
Stephanie Critchfield
Stephanie Critchfield joined ShoutStream as Senior Marketing Manager in 2005, and is responsible for leading the company's brand positioning, marketing communication, public relations and customer retention programs. Critchfield brings to ShoutStream hands-on experience from a variety of industries and applications; including Internet, consumer and packaging. Critchfield's corporate marketing roles have included the Web hosting company Interland (now Web.com) and the international packaging machinery firm Kliklok-Woodman. In her years with Interland, Critchfield successfully launched several integrated marketing programs locally, nationally and internationally. Critchfield has also counseled a number of start-up businesses in marketing communications, customer relationships, public relations and advertising.
Board of Directors
Claes Nobel
Claes Nobel is a senior member of the Swedish Nobel family and a relative of inventor and industrialist Dr. Alfred Nobel, who in 1901 established and endowed the Nobel Prizes. Following his family tradition of working for world betterment, Nobel founded United Earth in 1974 to recognize humanitarian excellence and environmental leadership. He supports and is involved with businesses that are socially and environmentally responsible. Both nationally and internationally, he is meeting and collaborating with leaders in science, business, religion, environmental and spiritual capacities and Governments. He travels worldwide lecturing on the subject of Earth Ethics. Claes Nobel is also Honorary Chairman and Founder of the Atlanta, GA based National Society of High School Scholars.
Gina Wright
Gina Wright founded The Leader Publishing Group in 1997, an organization that owes much of its success to its strong relationships and commitment to excellence in the content of its publications. The flagship publication, Business to Business magazine, has grown to a circulation of 50,000 readers including many of Atlanta's who's-who. Wright then successfully launched Catalyst, Atlanta Jewish Life and a custom printing division. In 2002, Wright announced her fifth division with the launch of Atlanta Woman magazine in March. The magazine will profile the accomplishments of local women in business, philanthropy, politics, arts, community service and education.
Jerome Sanders
Sanders is currently President and CEO of The Broadview Staffing Group, LLC. Broadview was founded in 2001 to acquire and operate temporary staffing organizations across the United States. Prior to founding Broadview, Jerry has spent the last twenty-five years in various corporate and consulting roles. During this time he held domestic and international, senior executive positions at United Technologies/Carrier and Siemens Energy and Automation. His experience includes positions in finance, operations, marketing and sales. Jerry earned an MBA from Wharton in 1985 and holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Akron.
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