iDNA Inc.

Mark Fite currently serves as President/CEO for OTI, an iDNA subsidiary that creates breakthrough response system products and services to make meetings more effective. He has spent more than twenty years as a corporate manager and business development leader in the events industry. During Mark's career he has been involved in founding and growing six companies focused on various aspects of meeting technology and has held senior leadership roles at firms involved with presentation software and hardware, survey systems, staging, video production, satellite production, teleprompting and pyrotechnics. Mark has been a leader in the audience response business since 1991 when he helped to co-found MeetingNet Interactive Systems, Inc., a pioneer in offering wireless handheld group response systems.

Steve Knapp is co-founder of ARS and director of its operations. He led the development of the company's original hardware and software systems, and has contributed to the steady growth of the company since its inception.

Barbara Monaghan leads iDNA subsidiary Concepts in Medicine, a medical education company. Barbara has been in the medical communications field for more than twenty years, including ten years at AM Medica Communications where she most recently held the position of President. Barbara has extensive sales and account management experience and has worked with a variety of pharmaceutical clients including Pfizer Inc, Actelion Pharmaceuticals, Abbott Laboratories, TAP, and Janssen Pharmaceutica. She has worked on the launch of many major pharmaceutical products including Lipitor, Tracleer, Biaxin, Reminyl, Rezulin, and Cognex.

Dean Thompson is President of OMI Business Communications, an iDNA subsidiary he founded in 1987 specializing in meeting planning and meeting production management. OMI also produces high-end documentary and narrative content modules. These are used to upgrade corporate sales, training and educational sessions. Dean is an expert in experiential communications - utilizing an entire venue to develop and communicate a set of ideas. Experiential Communications is one of the three key components of iDNA Insight . Dean has more than 25 years of film and television production experience. He began his career as an associate producer for WABC-TV in New York and worked as the production manager for JOKO films, the private production company of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. In 1978, Dean became the production manager at Sundown Productions in Phoenix, which produced films, television programs and commercials. He returned to New York in 1980 to manage the internal film and television department at American Express. In 1984, Dean was lured away to EF Hutton to manage its television department and served as an EVP at Hutton until he founded OMI.