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Since the founding of Fellowes, Inc. in 1917, John Fellowes has become the fourth generation of leadership in the family business. Through his experience managing the Business Machines division John built a solid background in product development and marketing strategy. John’s significant contributions produced successful media campaigns and product launches. In 2007, John was recognized for these contributions at the Chicago Innovation Awards. John has worked in all aspects of the business. He began his full time career in sales, later becoming a Marketing Manager, Director of Marketing, and finally Vice President of Business Machines before becoming President in 2012. In 2014, John Fellowes assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer. John Fellowes holds a B.S. in Business Systems from Taylor University

Andy Mooney was named chairman of Disney Consumer Products in May, 2003, after having served as its president since joining The Walt Disney Company in January, 2000. Mooney oversees the worldwide day-to-day operations of Disney Consumer Products, which extends the rich Disney entertainment experience to a broad selection of merchandise ranging from toys, apparel, home décor and books to interactive games, food and beverages, electronics and fine art. This is accomplished through several business lines: Disney Toys, Disney Softlines, Disney Hardlines, Disney Publishing, Buena Vista Games, Baby Einstein and The Disney Store. Under Mooney's management, Disney Consumer Products' business has turned around through a variety of initiatives. He and his team have strengthened the Disney brand at the retail level, encouraged product innovation in the licensing business, and developed strong relationships with many of the world's largest and most trusted retailers. Mooney spent 20-years with Nike, Inc., originally joining the company's United Kingdom division as chief financial officer. He transitioned to marketing in 1982, holding several senior positions before becoming chief marketing officer for Nike in the United States in 1994. Immediately prior to joining Disney, Mooney was chief marketing officer and head of Nike's $3 billion Global Apparel organization with additional responsibilities for worldwide marketing strategies for the Nike and Jordan brands. He led the reorganization of Nike's brand marketing activities and introduced new advertising strategies. A native of Whitburn, Scotland, Mooney holds an Accounting Certificate in the United Kingdom.

Thaddeus Fortin works at Haas Group International LLC and a CEO at Haas Group International LLC and is based in Greater Philadelphia Area. He studied at Ithaca College between 1977 and 1981.

Bill Smith is a President/CEO at Waterous.

Tom Noble, co-founder and chief executive officer at Noble, is responsible for Noble’s strategy and value creation. Since co-founding the company with his father in 2003, Tom has led Noble with consistent and profitable growth each year. Tom diversified the company into three primary business units while automating the order process, to scale up services without adding personnel. He expanded Noble’s focus from solely providing e-commerce solutions to government customers, to providing global supply chain, logistics services, and mission support services for our warfighters. In 2008, Tom developed a cloud infrastructure that allowed the company to scale up without investing in expensive on-site hardware. He then designed a hybrid distribution model based on selling, buying, then fulfilling, making Noble competitive with the world’s largest distribution companies. Beginning in 2012 Tom expanded into Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Now a global organization, we have operations supporting our customers around the world. Tom earned an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and a BS in Business Communications from Boston University. His early career was in the finance industry, where he held roles in business development and equity trading. Tom was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks, played professional hockey in Europe, and went on to win an NCAA National Ice Hockey Championship with Boston University in 1995.