Corporate Management

Ian Bell

Ian Bell

CEO and Publisher

Ian Bell co-founded Digital Trends and serves as the company's CEO and Editor-In-Chief. Ian was the recipient of Microsoft MVP award for Digital Media from 2004 through 2011. Prior to Digital Trends, Bell has held positions at Intel, Lockheed Martin and The Ostler Group, a strategic marketing firm.

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Dan Gaul

Dan Gaul

Chief Technology Officer

Dan is the co-founder and CTO of Digital Trends. He heads up IT and software development. Past employers include Microsoft and RealNetworks.

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Nathan Bell

Nathan Bell

Chief Financial Officer

Nathan Bell is the Chief Financial Officer; he manages all aspects of the company's finance and accounting operations. Prior to joining Digital Trends Nathan was the Chief Credit Officer for Native American Bank, N.A. in Denver, Colorado.

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Sales

Sean Cullinane

Sean Cullinane

Vice President of Sales

Sean has more than 14 years experience in media sales, most recently as the Vice President of National Sales for CNET/CBS Interactive. Prior to CNET, Sean held positions at Ziff Davis and Rolling Stone Magazine. Sean holds a BA in Communications from Villanova University.

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Jaclyn Caputi

Jaclyn Caputi

East Coast Sales

Prior to joining Digital Trends this year, Jaclyn held various advertising sales positions at CNET/CBS Interactive, where she mainly focused on technology and consumer accounts. Jaclyn has an undergraduate BA degree in Psychology from Fairfield University.

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Andrew Beehler

Andrew Beehler

West Coast Sales

Andrew Beehler has been with Digital Trends since 2009 and works with agencies and direct clients. Prior to joining Digital Trends, Andrew was a financial advisor for high net worth clients. Andrew holds a BS degree in Engineering Management from University of Portland.

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Investors

Simon Clausen

Simon Clausen

Startive Ventures

Simon has more than 14 years experience in high-growth IT startup businesses. Focusing on consumer-centric software and Internet-enabled marketing Simon founded, and was CEO of WinGuides, which later became PC Tools, growing it to over a $100 million dollars in annual revenues, 250 staff and offices in 7 countries. PC Tools was acquired by Symantec Corporation in October 2008.

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