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Jeannie
Novak
President & CEO
jeannie@indiespace.com
Jeannie Novak is the founder and CEO of Indiespace,
an Internet-based arts and entertainment company established in January 1994 that caters to
the independent arts and entertainment market --
offering web hosting, e-commerce, promotion, marketing,
and development services to independent musicians,
filmmakers, authors, performers, and artists. An
independent recording artist, music supervisor,
and film composer, Novak released a 'cinematic classical'
solo piano CD ( Reign
of Fire) and has supervised
or composed music for over 20 independent features
and shorts. An expert on Internet-based entertainment
and marketing, Jeannie has also authored three nationally-distributed
books on the topic -- Creating Internet
Entertainment, Internet World Guide to Maintaining
& Updating Dynamic Web Sites, and Web
Developer.com Guide to Producing Live Webcasts. She was chosen as one of
the 100 most influential people in high-tech by
MicroTimes magazine, and her success at marketing
arts and entertainment online has been profiled
by CNN, Billboard Magazine, Sundance Channel,
Daily Variety, and the LA Times. Novak
has also been featured on the cover
of The Zone News and My Business
Magazine, is the founder of Indieflicks
(a monthly film and music series), and is Conference Chairperson for
IDG World Expo's Internet Entertainment Expo. Before founding
Indiespace, she worked at A&M Records, MGM/UA,
and Genuity. Novak graduated summa cum laude and
Phi Beta Kappa from UCLA with a degree in Communication
Studies (with emphasis on Business Administration).
She is currently recording a follow-up solo piano
CD and a vocal CD.
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Pete Markiewicz
CTO & Marketing Director
pindiespace@gmail.com
Pete Markiewicz grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and developed
an early interest in science and art. He showed
his passion early on when he tried to convert a
dishwasher into a submarine and once launched his
pet mouse 6,000 feet into the air. Pete graduated
from Loyola University of New Orleans with a BS
in Biology. He went on to graduate with a doctorate
from the University of Chicago with a thesis in
Theoretical Biology. Among his many occupations,
Markiewicz spent four years developing vaccines
for the U.S. Army, taught himself how to program
computers and wrote/performed a local 30-minute
radio show. He then went on to spend five more years
doing genetic research at UCLA where he helped developed
a powerful method for "molecular engineering,"
wrote computer software for genetic analysis, and
was an early user of the Internet. Markiewicz developed ethernet and Internet
connectivity for UCLA's Life Sciences department
and worked as chief web site administrator for other
educational institutions. He is a certified
Windows NT administrator and Mac C software
programmer, and he is
co-author (with Jeannie Novak) of the nationally
distributed books Creating Internet Entertainment,
Web Developer.com Guide to Producing Live Webcasts,
and Internet World Guide to Maintaining & Updating
Dynamic Web Sites (Wiley). He helped to co-found
Indiespace in 1994, and as provided technical and
marketing support ever since. Recently, Pete has
developed the "Future of Entertainment"
lecture series, and he has developed futurist
theories based on generational analysis and its
effect on the Internet. In his spare time, he
works on his animation short -- soon to premiere
on Indiespace!
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Richard
E. Ragsdale
Director
Dick Ragsdale has founded, operated
and financed rapidly growing, successful entrepreneurial
ventures. With his extensive experience in the IPO
process, Ragsdale co-founded and took public Community
Health Systems, Republic Health Corp. (hospital
management companies), and ProMedCo (physician practice
management firm). Ragsdale serves on the boards
of numerous public and private companies, as well
as non-profit and charitable organizations. He currently
chairs the boards of The Metropolitan Nashville
Hospital Authority, Maryville College, and Benton
Hall School. Ragsdale has arranged financings and
negotiated mergers and acquisitions ranging up to
$1.4 billion.
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Kevin Ragsdale
CFO
A native of Nashville, Tennessee, Kevin founded
the Garmonbozia Fund, LP in 1994. The fund has increased
its net asset value from less than $750,000 to over
$2.4 million. Ragsdale also serves as Investment
Manager for The Ragsdale Family Foundation Fund,
overseeing $5.4 million in assets. He currently
records music for television and independent film.
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