Odyssey Telecorp

Sean Doherty is the CEO of Channels.com, a distributed guide and marketing system for web video. Channels provides video programmers and the video rights holders with the web's best system to increase viewers of their content. Sean is also the CEO of Odyssey Telecorp, a investment holding company he founded in 2002 with the goal of acquiring technology and telecom businesses that, at that time, most investors viewed as "out of favor." During 2002-2005, Sean and his partners at Odyssey acquired and operated a series of companies including cellular tower services, wholesale fiber optic services, and new media. Sean is probably best known for his role as founding COO of @Home - the giant broadband services company conceived by Will Hearst and John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins with cable-TV legend, John Malone. While with @Home, Sean had senior oversight responsibility for the company's day-to-day operations. Later, Sean became president of the company's business services division - @Work. In 1997, @Home completed one of the year's most successful IPOs. Early in his career, Doherty pioneered the market for instant messaging software in enterprises. In 1984 Doherty was the founder/CEO of Tradenet, where he developed one of the world's first instant messaging products and built an installed base of trading and brokerage customers that ultimately spanned 20 countries. In 1992 he founded Team Software where he developed the first IM product for private corporate networks and the Internet. Sean is currently the Chairman of Channels.com and Progress Telecom Holdings ("PTH").

Prior to joining Odyssey in late 2002, Rich served as Special Counsel to Handspring, working on its Treo line of Personal Communicators. Prior to that, Rich served as the Associate General Counsel of Imagine Media, Inc., a publisher of business and technology related magazines such as Mac Addict and Business 2.0. Prior to Imagine, Rich was a General Partner at Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon, LLP (a San Francisco based full service law firm with over 150 attorneys). Before leaving Bronson, Rich served as the head of Bronson's Business/Tax Department, and as the California representative to the U.S. Law Firm Group's State and Local Tax Committee. In his private practice, Rich represented closely held technology and emerging growth companies, with an emphasis on M&A, private placements, executive compensation, and the ownership, licensing and the protection of intellectual property. With respect to his tax practice, Rich handled a diverse mix of federal, state, and local tax planning, compliance and controversy matters. Prior to Bronson, Rich received Bachelor's degrees in International Relations and Theatrical Stage Lighting and Design from Harpur College/SUNY Binghamton, a Juris Doctor degree from Albany Law School, and, lastly, a Master of Laws degree (in taxation) from New York University.