Mr. Roy Anderson Jr.

Roy Anderson Jr, Director of Sales & Marketing, The Webby Awards

The most recent addition to the SnapNames team, Roy Anderson, has joined as Vice President of Branding Channel Development, responsible for promoting the company within the advertising agency and marketing professionals industry.Most recently, Mr. Anderson was Director of Sales and Marketing for the Webby Awards (San Francisco, CA).For six years prior he was President of iCom, a multimedia production group that developed interactive marketing tools for companies including Intel, PriceWaterhouse, Hewlett-Packard, and Enron.He began his marketing career with Ogilvy & Mather in the early 90's, and was an early proponent of utilizing the Internet for effective interactive marketing.

The most recent addition to the SnapNames team, Roy Anderson, has joined as Vice President of Branding Channel Development, responsible for promoting the company within the advertising agency and marketing professionals industry.Most recently, Mr. Anderson was Director of Sales and Marketing for the Webby Awards (San Francisco, CA).For six years prior he was President of iCom, a multimedia production group that developed interactive marketing tools for companies including Intel, PriceWaterhouse, Hewlett-Packard, and Enron.He began his marketing career with Ogilvy & Mather in the early 90's, and was an early proponent of utilizing the Internet for effective interactive marketing.

The most recent addition to the SnapNames team, Roy Anderson, has joined as vice president of Branding Channel Development, responsible for promoting the company within the advertising agency and marketing professionals industry.Most recently, Anderson was director of Sales and Marketing for the Webby Awards (San Francisco, CA).For six years prior he was president of iCom, a multimedia production group that developed interactive marketing tools for companies including Intel, PriceWaterhouse, Hewlett-Packard, and Enron.He began his marketing career with Ogilvy & Mather in the early 90's, and was an early proponent of utilizing the Internet for effective interactive marketing.SnapNames is currently in the process of closing on additional follow-on institutional financing which it expects to have in place once the site is operational and generating revenue, by the end of 2000.The company presently employs 20 full-time employees plus another 20+ full-time contractors, mostly concentrated on product development and strategic business development.

The most recent addition to the SnapNames team, Roy Anderson, has joined as vice president of Branding Channel Development, responsible for promoting the company within the advertising agency and marketing professionals industry.Most recently, Anderson was director of Sales and Marketing for the Webby Awards (San Francisco, CA).For six years prior he was president of iCom, a multimedia production group that developed interactive marketing tools for companies including Intel, PriceWaterhouse, Hewlett-Packard, and Enron.He began his marketing career with Ogilvy & Mather in the early 90's, and was an early proponent of utilizing the Internet for effective interactive marketing.

SnapNames is currently in the process of closing on additional follow-on institutional financing which it expects to have in place once the site is operational and generating revenue, by the end of 2000.The company presently employs 20 full-time employees plus another 20+ full-time contractors, mostly concentrated on product development and strategic business development.

Roy Anderson Jr.Multimedia Producer/FounderEducated in Communication at the University of Washington, Roy discovered multimedia while working for Ogilvy & Mather Advertising.After researching the field, he founded the Professional Media Group to develop interactive presentations for business sales and training.In 1995, he changed the company name to iCom and, with the help of some very talented people, established the Portland production facility and most recently, the New York sales office.

"Working with people to make their information lucid and memorable for their audience is what we do and enjoy.Computers continue to change and other devices will emerge, but our business will always be crafting effective and powerful communication solutions for our Clients."