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Bonnie Kintzer is the Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer of Trusted Media Brands, a leading media company that reaches hundreds of millions of global viewers, readers, and consumers via a dynamic portfolio of media properties including FailArmy, The Pet Collective, Taste of Home, Family Handyman, Reader’s Digest (which celebrates a 100 year milestone in 2022), and People are Awesome. Kintzer has led a bold transformation of the company as part of a broader growth strategy to transform the business into a digital-first, multi-platform media company with a portfolio of brands consumers trust. Under Kintzer’s leadership, the organization has doubled its digital reach and launched new direct-to-consumer products such as MyDiyUniversity.com, Taste of Home’s Cookware and Bakeware, and Special Delivery subscription boxes. Kintzer continued the company’s drive for growth and an increased video footprint by acquiring Jukin Media in August 2021, a leading digital entertainment company, adding engaged audiences across the pets, humor, and active lifestyle verticals to its already established community of food, home, lifestyle and wellness content – reaching nearly 220 million social media users and delivering more than two billion minutes of monthly video viewership across streaming TV and social media.Prior to joining Trusted Media Brands, Kintzer was Chief Executive Officer for Women’s Marketing Inc., the leading marketing company serving emerging brands targeting women. Kintzer returned to Trusted Media Brands having previously served a nine-year tenure with Reader’s Digest Association where she held several executive positions and was responsible for a number of the company’s largest publishing and digital properties including Allrecipes.com, and the hugely successful launch of Every Day with Rachael Ray. Kintzer, who holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a B.A. from Clark University, is Chairperson of the Reader’s Digest Foundation. She serves as a member of the Board of Directors for Thryv (Nasdaq: THRY), and SilverSpac (Nasdaq:SLVRU).

Cameron has over 20 years of experience in the online and streaming video space and currently serves as Chief Business Officer at Trusted Media Brands. Prior to joining Trusted Media Brands, he ran Strategy, Business Development & Programming at Jukin Media where he helped build brands like FailArmy, Pet Collective and People are Awesome into global names. Jukin Media was acquired by Trusted Media Brands in 2021. Prior to Jukin Media, Cameron has held various Business Development roles at Machinima, MTV, Sonim Technologies, General Electric and Comdisco Ventures. Cameron graduated cum laude with an Industrial Engineering degree from University of Michigan. Cameron is a Liverpool fan, enjoys travel (when possible), and is trying to make his way through The LA Time's 101 Best Restaurants.

Jen Tyrrell is the Chief People Officer at Trusted Media Brands, a portfolio of brands that reach nearly 60 million unduplicated consumers across industry-leading brands such as Taste of Home, Family Handyman and Reader's Digest. As part of the executive leadership team, Tyrrell advises HR strategy, oversees HR generalist and talent management responsibilities and drives diversity and belonging initiatives for the company. Prior to Trusted Media Brands, Tyrrell was the Vice President of Human Resources at Blue Sky Studios, a subsidiary of 21st Century Fox, where she provided strategic support regarding all human resources functions. In this role, Tyrrell also drove innovative employee engagement programs, and served as a board member of Women@Fox, an employee resource group. Tyrrell spent 12 years at Forbes Media, where she was the Director of Human Resources. Previous jobs also include roles at Condé Nast Publications and Home & Garden Television. Tyrrell graduated from St. John's University.

Prior to joining TMB, Malhotra was at Barnes & Noble Education, Inc. where he last served as president of its digital student business and was previously chief operating officer of digital education and chief strategy and development officer. Kanuj also led the creation of strategic development hubs in Mumbai and Bengaluru while at Barnes & Noble Education. Prior to that he was chief financial officer of Nook Media, the joint venture with Barnes & Noble Education, Microsoft and Pearson, and head of corporate development at Barnes & Noble. He currently sits as a committee member on the Kids Media and Education Committee at The WNET Group.

Moe is President of TMB and oversees the web, streaming and social businesses. Prior to TMB he spent 13 years at Vox Media where he served as president of Vox Media Studios. While at Vox Media, Moe oversaw the strategic and operational direction of the company's editorial, sales, television/film and podcasting divisions. Prior to Vox, Moe was SVP at AOL, overseeing the finance, news and information group. He later joined SB Nation as Chief Content Officer, which then became Vox Media where he co-founded The Verge, a leading technology news website. Moe began his career in the late 1990s as a corporate lawyer. He clerked on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Following his legal career, Moe transitioned to public service, serving as Deputy Chief of Staff to the U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers during the Clinton administration.

Michelle Korchinski-Ogden is the Chief Marketing Officer at Trusted Media Brands, a portfolio of brands that reach nearly 60 million unduplicated consumers across industry-leading brands such as Taste of Home, Family Handyman and Reader's Digest. Michelle is responsible for creating a unified view of the consumer with a focus on the digital transformation of published products and the growth of new products like the Taste of Home Special Delivery Box and Family Handyman DIY University. She brings over 20 years of direct, digital and consumer marketing experience across technology and publishing. Prior to joining Trusted Media Brands, Michelle was the Head of Marketing at CaaStle, a first-to-market fashion subscription rental technology start-up, where she built and led the marketing team and grew subscriptions for CaaStle's own brands before building and leading a second team focused on marketing technologies to, and subscriptions for, major third-party fashion brands entering the subscription rental space. Before that, Michelle spent 12 years at Time Inc, where she led consumer marketing for many of Time Inc's largest brands like Southern Living, Real Simple and Food & Wine, and where she took on a leadership role in the digitization of all Time Inc. properties. Previous roles included positions at Ziff Davis and Random House. Michelle received an MBA in Marketing Management from Baruch College and a BSBA in Accounting from Slippery Rock University.