e-Media Appoints Dennis M. Dolan as Chief Financial Officer

Dennis M. Dolan, a seasoned executive with extensive experience in finance and acquisitions, has joined e-Media as chief financial officer. As a key addition to the company's executive team, Dolan will lead the accounting, finance, and administrative functions of e-Media. His background in working with public companies and managing acquisitions will be crucial in e-Media's continued growth and success in the e-commerce streaming industry.

Key Takeaways:

  • e-Media, a leading e-commerce streaming company, has appointed Dennis M. Dolan as its new chief financial officer, effective immediately.
  • Dolan brings over 20 years of experience in finance and acquisitions, including a stint as executive vice president and chief financial officer for Air Express International (AEI).
  • As CFO, Dolan will oversee e-Media's accounting, finance, and administrative functions, ensuring the company's continued success in the e-commerce streaming industry.
  • e-Media's proprietary technology, BAM3sm, converges content providers, advertisers, and end-users into a broadband experience that combines the emotional power of video with the transactional power of the Internet.
  • e-Media has been chosen by Microsoft as one of only a handful of broadband network providers with the ability to host high-bandwidth streaming events on the Internet.

Statistics:

  • e-Media was founded in 1995 and originated the concept of "e-commerce streaming."
  • The company's proprietary technology, BAM3sm, has been developed in partnership with Microsoft.
  • e-Media has been chosen by Microsoft as one of only a handful of broadband network providers with the ability to host high-bandwidth streaming events on the Internet.
  • e-Media has worked with a range of high-profile clients, including 6FigureJobs.com, Columbia/TriStar Pictures, and Sony.

Sources:

  • BUSINESSWIRE, "e-Media Announces Dennis Dolan as Chief Financial Officer" (July 31, 2000)
  • e-Media, "About e-Media" (no date)
  • e-Media, "BAM3sm: Broadband-Activated Merchandising, Micro-Marketing, and Management" (no date)
  • Microsoft, "Digital Broadcast Manager software" (released February 2000)