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About Karmaback, Inc.
Karmaback.com was founded in to help companies generate sales revenue
from Social Marketing.
Our Social Sweepstakes platform, Sweepmaker, lets companies run sweepstakes on Facebook and Twitter which meet all legal regulations and meet all requirements of the Facebook and Twitter platforms. Social Sweepstakes are proven to grow NEW RELEVANT fans & followers for businesses.
Interested in more about the company? Check out our company Blog here!
Our Social Sweepstakes platform, Sweepmaker, lets companies run sweepstakes on Facebook and Twitter which meet all legal regulations and meet all requirements of the Facebook and Twitter platforms. Social Sweepstakes are proven to grow NEW RELEVANT fans & followers for businesses.
Interested in more about the company? Check out our company Blog here!
The Karmaback Team
President & CEO, Harlan T. Beverly
Harlan is a "Serial Entrepreneur" living in Austin, TX. Harlan is also an experienced Sales and Business Development consultant actively helping several companies including Psyko Audio Labs, Inc. Previously, Harlan founded Bigfoot Networks, Inc., a gaming hardware company. Harlan regularly lectures at U.T. Austin on Business, and is passionate about the convergence of hard science with Business.
1999 BSEE & BSECE from Ohio Northern University
2004 MBA from University of Texas at Austin
While at Intel, harlan was responsible for architecture and development of corporate server networking products, including the world's first 10-Gigabit Ethernet adapter. He later joined start-up Britestream Networks and helped develop a 100% CPU off-load SSL security solution. In 2004 he conceived and founded Bigfoot Networks, makers of the Killer NIC. The Killer NIC is now a world-wide success and ships in 20-40% of Dell's gaming desktops. In 2009, Harlan's passion for marketing and business led him to create Karmaback, Inc., a social networking rewards program designed to be an ear-piece for companies that want to listen to their customers and direct market to those customers who 'like' their product or offering. Harlan has over 30 patents, has been published in dozens of books and articles, and runs a blog on "Business for Engineer-type minds".
1999 BSEE & BSECE from Ohio Northern University
2004 MBA from University of Texas at Austin
While at Intel, harlan was responsible for architecture and development of corporate server networking products, including the world's first 10-Gigabit Ethernet adapter. He later joined start-up Britestream Networks and helped develop a 100% CPU off-load SSL security solution. In 2004 he conceived and founded Bigfoot Networks, makers of the Killer NIC. The Killer NIC is now a world-wide success and ships in 20-40% of Dell's gaming desktops. In 2009, Harlan's passion for marketing and business led him to create Karmaback, Inc., a social networking rewards program designed to be an ear-piece for companies that want to listen to their customers and direct market to those customers who 'like' their product or offering. Harlan has over 30 patents, has been published in dozens of books and articles, and runs a blog on "Business for Engineer-type minds".
VP Engineering, Rajat Datta
Rajat is also a "Serial Entrepreneur" living in Austin, TX. Rajat has founded successful companies such as Skipstone and Britestream Networks. Rajat is a programming genius and also at iPhone programming. Rajat has been in high-tech and R&D for more than 25 years.
Advisor, Dr. Neal Burns
http://advertising.utexas.edu/faculty/nealburns.htm
University of Texas at Austin Professor.
B.S. University of Illinois,
M.S. and Ph.D. McGill University.
Professor Neal Burns was senior partner and director of research and account planning at Carmichael Lynch Advertising from 1985. Carmichael Lynch Advertising was formed when Carmichael Lynch and The Burns Group combined their resources to become one of the strongest and highly respected agencies in the country. In 1997, when The InterPublic Group acquired the Agency and he joined the faculty at The University of Texas at Austin. Neal was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Minnesota teaching classes in consumer behavior and advertising, high technology marketing and ethics.
Earlier in his career Burns served as associate executive director for the Higher Education Coordinating Board in Minnesota; director of marketing for the Systems & Research Division of Honeywell Inc.; and head of the Environmental Stress Branch of the US Navy's Air Crew Equipment Laboratory working with the Project Mercury Team. Burns has published more than75 rather arcane articles and papers and his work had been honored with dozens of advertising awards.
At the University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Burns is the founder and director of the Advertising Department's account planning program. He has served as director of the Center for Brand Research since 2002. He is also a member of the Faculty Council and the Latino Media Studies Committee.
Professor Burns is chairing the conference "AdWakening: The 21st Century Agency" that will be held on this April 24th at the AT&T Executive Education Conference Center.
University of Texas at Austin Professor.
B.S. University of Illinois,
M.S. and Ph.D. McGill University.
Professor Neal Burns was senior partner and director of research and account planning at Carmichael Lynch Advertising from 1985. Carmichael Lynch Advertising was formed when Carmichael Lynch and The Burns Group combined their resources to become one of the strongest and highly respected agencies in the country. In 1997, when The InterPublic Group acquired the Agency and he joined the faculty at The University of Texas at Austin. Neal was also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Minnesota teaching classes in consumer behavior and advertising, high technology marketing and ethics.
Earlier in his career Burns served as associate executive director for the Higher Education Coordinating Board in Minnesota; director of marketing for the Systems & Research Division of Honeywell Inc.; and head of the Environmental Stress Branch of the US Navy's Air Crew Equipment Laboratory working with the Project Mercury Team. Burns has published more than75 rather arcane articles and papers and his work had been honored with dozens of advertising awards.
At the University of Texas at Austin, Dr. Burns is the founder and director of the Advertising Department's account planning program. He has served as director of the Center for Brand Research since 2002. He is also a member of the Faculty Council and the Latino Media Studies Committee.
Professor Burns is chairing the conference "AdWakening: The 21st Century Agency" that will be held on this April 24th at the AT&T Executive Education Conference Center.
Advisor, Art Olbert
http://www.linkedin.com/in/artolbert
Art Olbert is an executive and consultant to VC backed IT start-ups with successful M&A exits, plus he has 15 years as an IBM product and business development executive. His alliance management experience includes IBM, Cisco, Novell, Intel, Sun, OSDL, SuSE, RedHat, Tivoli, and HP. His business development and marketing experience is with IBM, QuickFlex, Linuxcare / Levanta, XenSource, Relicore, Paramount Global Partners, ILS Technology, and Karmaback.
Art was a general manager and engineering executive leader for large software engineering efforts (teams of 800 to 1,100) in large enterprise, mission critical deployments (z/VM, OS/2), focusing on operating systems, networking technologies, and hardware architecture.
His specialties include channel marketing, business development, alliance management, product marketing, product management, and general management.
Art Olbert is an executive and consultant to VC backed IT start-ups with successful M&A exits, plus he has 15 years as an IBM product and business development executive. His alliance management experience includes IBM, Cisco, Novell, Intel, Sun, OSDL, SuSE, RedHat, Tivoli, and HP. His business development and marketing experience is with IBM, QuickFlex, Linuxcare / Levanta, XenSource, Relicore, Paramount Global Partners, ILS Technology, and Karmaback.
Art was a general manager and engineering executive leader for large software engineering efforts (teams of 800 to 1,100) in large enterprise, mission critical deployments (z/VM, OS/2), focusing on operating systems, networking technologies, and hardware architecture.
His specialties include channel marketing, business development, alliance management, product marketing, product management, and general management.