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Jamie qualified as a Chartered Accountant in September 1992 (PricewaterhouseCoopers). After joining Saatchi & Saatchi in April 1994 working in the treasury department, he transferred to the Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising subsidiary in April 1996 as European Financial Controller. Joining City Financial Communications in October 1998 as Financial Controller, Jamie was appointed Finance Director of Incisive Media in May 1999.

Julian Marr is editorial director of Incisive Media's investment division, which includes IFAonline, Investment Week and Professional Adviser. In past lives he has been both editor and publisher of consumer finance title Bloomberg Money and deputy editor of trade weekly Investment Adviser. He was once a lawyer but that really was a long, long time ago

Katrina is editor of news site IFAonline at Incisive Media. After graduating with an English Literature degree from Cambridge University, Katrina took a one-year post graduate journalism course at City University in London. Her first job in journalism was working as a reporter for fund strategy magazine which she joined in 2002. After ten months, Katrina moved to Professional Adviser magazine where she worked her way up from reporter to news editor and then deputy editor. She left the magazine in May last year to become editor of IFAonline.

William L. Pollak has served as Chief Executive Officer North America for Incisive Media since the company's acquisition of ALM in 2007. He is also a member of Incisive Media's board of directors. Previously, Mr. Pollak had served as ALM's President, CEO and a member of ALM's board of directors since the company's formation in 1998. Mr. Pollak joined ALM after 16 years with The New York Times. During his tenure at The Times, he held a variety of senior marketing, advertising and circulation positions. From 1994 to 1998, he served as Executive Vice President, Circulation, reporting to the President of the newspaper. Previously, he had served as Executive Vice President of Sales with responsibility for the advertising, circulation and marketing departments; Senior Vice President of Circulation for the New York, Northeast and National editions of the paper; and Director of Marketing Planning. Mr. Pollak is a Director of ProBono.Net, a non-profit organization that utilizes information technology to expand delivery of legal services to low-income individuals and communities by public interest and pro bono lawyers. He is also a Director of the American Business Media (ABM) trade association and of BPA Worldwide, the industry media auditing association. Mr. Pollak graduated, cum laude, from Harvard College, earning an A.B. degree and received an M.B.A. degree from Harvard Business School.