Thomas Ellsworth, Chief Executive Officer

Thomas Ellsworth brings over 20 years of strategic experience, knowledge and insight of the wireless industry to GoTV Networks as its Chief Executive Officer. Ellsworth's drive, determination and leadership is responsible for GoTV's place as the largest mobile media network in the industry today. Before joining GoTV, Ellsworth served as Executive Vice President, Marketing and Corporate Development at JAMDAT Mobile. Inc. (NASDAQ: JMDT) where he helped drive the company to its highly successful IPO in 2004.

Prior to JAMDAT he was Vice President of Incubator Development and Senior Director of Business Development in the wireless division of Sprint. This strategic Sprint incubator joint venture directly led to the formation of new wireless companies - including JAMDAT Mobile and Boingo. During his tenure at Sprint, Ellsworth also launched the 1st CDMA market in the US and developed what became the "Free and Clear" rate plans - a pioneering change in the wireless industry.

Earlier in his career Ellsworth held senior marketing and strategy roles at California Amplifier, Inc., L.A. Cellular (acquired by AT&T) and IBM.

Ellsworth received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration - Marketing from California State University, Northridge and an M.B.A. from Pepperdine University. Ellsworth is active in the wireless industry and currently serves as a senior advisor to GOGII, Flexilis and Digital Sidebar.

Ellsworth is also the author of the acclaimed book, "The Rat, The Race, And The Cage" a practical roadmap to finding a better career.

Jon Bukosky, Chief Business Development Officer

A brand strategist in IP and emerging digital technologies, Jon brings rich mobile entertainment and digital content experience to GoTV Networks, as well as his relationships with major entertainment and media companies, mobile operators and content creators. As CBDO at GoTV Networks, Jon leverages his many connections to build the company’s library of brand partners and quality content.

Jon has been an integral part of the mobile evolution, having held senior positions at prominent mobile start-ups m-Qube, MOVISO, Premium Wireless Services (PWS) & Sidebar. At m-Qube, Jon served as vice president of content and GM Los Angeles for two years. In this role he managed West Coast entertainment operations and brought on board entertainment and media clients to use their content and build out branded storefronts. In 2006, m-Qube was acquired by Verisign Inc. for $250 million. Jon remained post acquisition as vice president of mobile entertainment for Verisign . Prior to this, Jon spent two years at PWS/MOVISO as the vice president of business development where he managed record label deals, content deals and client relationships.

Jon serves on the advisory board of Sidebar Inc., is a member of the New Media Council at Producers Guild of America (PGA) and the Mobile Marketing Association. He also serves on the Wireless Advisory Board for the Government of Ireland and the Bay Area’s Irish Technology Leadership Group (www.itlg.org). Jon holds a business administration degree from Incarnate Word College.

Michael Coan, Senior Vice President, Sales & National Distribution

Michael Coan brings over 18 years of wireless and sales leadership experience to GoTV Networks. As Senior Vice President, Business Development and Distribution, Coan is responsible for GoTV's revenue, wireless and broadband service provider relationships, handset OEM associations, advertising partnerships and strategic alliances.

Prior to joining GoTV, Coan was Director of Sales at media content provider, Mforma where he was directly responsible for managing content partners and developing distribution channels that drove 60% of the company's revenue.

Coan previously held product management and sales positions with wireless giants, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile where he successfully launched new data services and new voice products such as satellite systems as well as developed multiple new channels of distribution.

Coan has Business and Economic degrees from Washington State University.

Scott Scherer, Senior Vice President, Product Development and Technology

As the Senior Vice President of Product Development and Technology, Mr. Scherer oversees the product management, engineering, user experience and quality assurance divisions of GoTV Networks. Prior to joining GoTV Networks, Scott was the Vice President and General Manager of Hands-On Mobile's applications team. He managed a team of professionals responsible for the user experience, artistic design, product management and business development, and engineering. Recent applications include: Oprah Mobile, Sprint Football Live, NFL Mobile Live, NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, Astrology Zone Premier, NBA 2 Go and NHRA Mobile. Mr. Scherer had been with Hands-On Mobile for 4 years.

Prior to Hands-On Mobile, Mr. Scherer worked in the telecommunications industry for Covad Communications and Excite@Home in various Product Management roles.

He holds a BA in International Relations from the University of Redlands and a MBA from the University of Southern California.

Daniel Tibbets, Senior Vice President & Studio Chief

As Senior Vice President and Studio Chief at GoTV Networks, Tibbets brings over 15 years of entertainment programming and producing to GoTV Networks. Tibbets oversees all programming, development and licensing of video content for mobile and broadband, as well as new distribution models.

Prior to GoTV, Tibbets held the position of Vice President at Twentieth Television, and ran FOXLAB, Inc. While at Fox, Tibbets developed the first convergence program to air on broadcast television and is credited with the development of the "mobisode™" including executive producing the first two original content mobisodes™ Love and Hate and Sunset Hotel (winner of the Golden Eagle Award for Excellence) which launched on Verizon's VCAST in February 2005.

Previously, Tibbets served as Vice President, Entertainment for Fireworks Television, where he developed live-action children's half-hour series' for Nickelodeon and NBC/Discovery Kids including Strange Days at Blake Holsey High. Tibbets was also responsible for the U.S. sale of the eight-hour miniseries Robocop: Prime Directives to the Sci-Fi Channel as well as the two-hour MOW Stolen Miracle to Lifetime.

From his work at Papazian-Hirsch/Rysher Entertainment Tibbets is credited with the development and sale of the HBO series "ROME" and television films A Mother's Testimony and Determination Of Death for Lifetime and Face Value for Court TV.

Early in his career Tibbets served as a writer and producer on a number of notable television programs and specials including the Emmy Award winning Streetwise, World Champions of Golf and BuzzTV, and the BBC/PBS mini-series Signs and Wonders starring James Earl Jones.

Tibbets has produced and/or contributed to the production and development of other award-winning, made for television series, including: Martha Stewart Living, Bob Vila, Pensacola: Wings of Gold, Psi Factor - Chronicles of the Paranormal, News for Kids, The Extremists, George Michael's Sports Machine, America's Most Wanted, Good Day Live, Divorce Court, and many others.

Tibbets has a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing with an emphasis in International Marketing and business from Arizona State University. Tibbets is on the Board of Advisory for e-card site rattlebox.com.

Ken Levinson, Vice President, Finance and Operations

Ken began his career as a CPA in the tax department of a mid-size national accounting firm. He then went on to specialize in Entertainment Business Management with a practice consisting of well known clientele in the music business including Rod Stewart, John 'Cougar' Mellenkamp and The Temptations.

While maintaining his management practice, Ken assisted in the formation of a self-funded start-up in the computer business, Computer Parts Exchange. CPX, as it was known, sold after-market parts for main frame computers, much the way Pep Boys sells after-market auto parts. CPX grew rapidly, resulting in Ken selling his private practice and devoting his 100 % of his efforts as VP of Finance for the company. Ten-years later, after growing to over 400-employees, the company was sold in 1988 to Bell Atlantic Corp.

Ken then started his own small business, which he later began franchising. The company, 'Pressed 4 Time', is still in existence today with over 300 franchises nationwide. (Concept: Dry cleaning pick-up and delivery….business to business…farming out all dry cleaning services.) He sold the company after a few years but retained an interest in it until 2002.

Ken then decided to go back to work for corporate America, specializing in turn-around efforts for small businesses. He was involved in two major efforts, one with a manufacturing company in the printer parts industry where he served as President of Smith Roller Company for four-years. That was followed by three-years as CFO of The Broadcast Store, a re-seller of used camera and studio equipment.

Ken came to GoTV in 2005 and has been in charge of the financial team ever since. He assumed all HR functions as well in 2007. He has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from California State University-Northridge and received his CPA certificate from the State of California in 1972.