With over 1 million unique visitors per month, iFly.com is one of the world’s most trusted sources for travel-related content. iFly.com provides airport information on hundreds of airports, including airport & flight status, directions, terminal maps, parking, layover ideas, security wait times, and much more. iFly.com was created to fill an informational void felt by many frustrated air travelers. While many web sites and mobile travel apps have a piece of the information needed for a business or leisure trip, iFly provides a single destination to help travelers get to, through, and around airports. iFly.com is owned and operated by Red Cirrus, LLC, with locations in New York and Milan.

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Sports Illustrated Play was acquired by NBC Sports in 2017. It was formed by Time Inc. to consolidate industry leaders, including SportsSignup, to digitally connect the world through youth and amateur sports.

SportsSignup was acquired by Time, Inc. in July of 2015 to form Sports Illustrated Play. I was the CEO of SportsSignup prior to the acquisition. The company was grown from a team of 3 to 70, with offices in NY, AZ, and Toronto, Canada before its acquistiion by Time Inc. SportsSignup's mission was to take the hassle out of operating sports organizations large and small by providing secure, easy-to-use online applications for online registration & fee payment, coach & volunteer background checks, and database-driven member management systems for regional, state, or national organizations. This Software as a Service (SaaS) approach has helped tens of thousands of sports organizations to transform the way they do business and interact with their members.

During my tenure at Novariant, I ramped up new Mining Technology Division from infancy stage through full international market deployment. Novariant provided location-based services and software used by worldwide surface mining operations, especially in gold, copper, and diamond mining environments. The Mining Technology Division of Novariant was acquired by Trimble Navigation Ltd. (Nasdaq: TRMB) in October 2010.Today, Novariant operates as a leader in automated precision steering solutions in the agriculture industry.

In 2001 Cyra Corporation was the leading innovator in terrestrial laser scanning and measurement. I was responsible for marketing and business development in a market that was literally created by Cyra and its genius innovator, Ben Kacyra. During my tenure, Cyra was acquired by Leica Geosystems, a leading global provider of design, measurement and visualization technologies. At Leica, the fledgling business was transformed into the commercial leader in the laser scanning industry. I worked with technologists and sales teams around the globe to articulate the value proposition to new customers, building the base for a very successful and profitable business unit within Leica Geosystems. You may have seen this technology on television, it was used as the basis for "Time Scanners,"​ a 2014 PBS series featuring a team of laser scanning experts who were unlocking the mysteries of several architectural wonders, including St. Paul's Cathedral and the Pyramids of Egypt.

Vicinity was the king of location-based services in the mid to late 90's. It's technology enabled businesses and governments to market the local availability of their products and services. Using Web, wireless and speech platforms, Vicinity offered a portfolio of application services and application programming interfaces (APIs) that allowed enterprises, such as FedEx and Borders Books, to analyze and direct their customers to a store, branch or outlet near them that offers the specific product or service they are seeking.Vicinity went public in early 2000. In 2001, along with my fellow business development colleague Amer Akhtar, I introduced Vicinity's technology platform to Microsoft, offering a partnership in the location-based services space.In October 2002, Vicinity Corporation and Microsoft Corporation entered into a definitive agreement, pursuant to which Microsoft would acquire Vicinity in a transaction valued at approximately $96 million. The transaction was structured as a cash merger, in which Vicinity shareholders would receive $3.33 in cash in exchange for each share of Vicinity common stock.

After graduating with a Spatial Information Engineering degree, I was recruited by Trimble as an Applications Engineer. Back then, Trimble was a few hundred people and was doing everything it could to become a $100M company. Today it is a multi-billion dollar company, with products in 150 countries and employees in 35 countries.Although starting as an engineer field testing new products side-by-side with our customers around the globe, I quickly discovered a passion for the business aspects of technology - and global travel. Throughout the world, I led seminars targeting end users and trained a growing sales team on how to effective "sell" and marketing the benefits of precision GPS. In fact, one of the ground-breaking products that I had a significant involvement with (the Trimble 4800) is featured in the Smithsonian Institution.Though best known for GPS technology, Trimble integrates a wide range of positioning technologies including GPS, laser, optical and inertial technologies with application software, wireless communications, and services to provide complete commercial solutions. Its integrated solutions allow customers to collect, manage and analyze complex information faster and easier, making them more productive, efficient and profitable.Trimble products are used in over 150 countries around the world. Employees in more than 35 countries, coupled with a highly capable network of dealers and distribution partners serve and support our customers.