Terrell Anderson is a proven business builder in technology-driven media, Internet, software, and print publishing enterprises and has a strong blend of strategic insight, execution capabilities, and deal-making skills. His career spans growing companies organically, through strategic acquisitions, and by restructuring them to provide a foundation for growth. Over the past 16 years, Mr. Anderson has successfully grown six companies, contributing more than $1 billion in increased value.

Mr. Anderson recently served as the senior operating executive at LeadClick Media, an online lead generation firm owned by First Advantage, where he completely reorganized the company and successfully reversed two years of declining revenue. Previously, Mr. Anderson was the President of a consumer software group at Vivendi Universal where he negotiated numerous high-profile brand partnerships that included Disney, Mattel, and Berlitz. Earlier, he was the Senior Vice President of Business Development and Strategy at PictureWorks, a digital imaging software company, where he increased the company's valuation 550% in two years leading to a successful liquidity event.

Mr. Anderson serves as an advisor to private equity firms, is on the board of several early stage and growth companies, and is board member of Center Point, a health and social rehabilitation service. Mr. Anderson earned a B.A. in Communications from Houghton College and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.

Martin Fletcher Psy.D. - Chief Creative Officer

As the creative mind behind the Skatekids concept, Dr. Martin Fletcher heads the product development team where he applies his knowledge in the fields of cognitive psychology, learning theory and intelligence to education software. He has worked with renowned cognitive psychologist, J.P. Das, Ph.D., the co-developer of the PASS Theory of Intelligence and co-author of the Cognitive Assessment System. Together they have collaborated on research, scholarly writing, and program development all designed to improve the learning potential of today's youth.

Dr. Marty, as he is fondly known as around the office, has consulted in many schools treating countless children with learning and attention problems. He worked not only to improve their academic success, but also enhanced their social well-being and personal self esteem. Because he has worked one on one with many struggling children, Dr. Marty recognizes the importance of the child completely- that school achievements are not only measured by good grades and test scores, but by the child's motivation and confidence to continue learning.

Dr. Marty has earned three advanced degrees in clinical psychology and education. He received a B.A. in General Studies from the University of Michigan, and later obtained his Psy.D. from the Center for Humanistic Studies in Detroit, MI. While in Detroit, Dr. Marty studied with Clark Moustakas, Ph.D., one of the pioneers in the development of humanistic psychology and play therapy.


Alan Aldworth - Board Member

Mr. Alan Aldworth most recently served as Chairman and CEO of Quantum Learning Technologies. He continues to serve the company as a Board Member and Special Advisor for the school market. He has a wealth of experience managing publishing and education businesses. He joined ProQuest in 2000 when it was known as Bell+Howell and transformed the manufacturing conglomerate into an innovative information and education company. Before ProQuest he spent 18 years at Tribune Company in various management positions and founded the education division, which grew to $375 million. He also served as chief of finance and planning for the newspaper division. During his career he has managed the launch and development of some of the most innovate education solutions of modern times including Everyday Mathematics, Voyager and numerous online programs.

A native of Illinois, Aldworth received a bachelor's degree in accounting from DePaul University in 1978 and a master's degree in management from Northwestern University in 1989. He is a certified public accountant. He serves on the boards of The Michigan Theater Foundation, The Emerson School, and the Ypsilanti Community Band. He is also a member of advisory boards at Eastern Michigan University and the Mackinac Center for Public Policy.

Blair Garrou - Board Director

Mr. Garrou is Managing Director of DFJ Mercury, a Texas-based seed and early stage venture capital fund and a partner in the DFJ Global Network of venture funds. Prior to DFJ Mercury, Mr. Garrou led the sale of Houston-based software firm Intermat to IHS, Inc. He joined Intermat as its CEO after leading the leveraged buyout which took the company private from MRO Software in January 2003.


Marc Weiser - Board Director

Mr. Weiser founded RPM Ventures, a seed and early stage venture fund with $60 million under management, in 2000. He was a founder and the head of development of QuantumShift, a venture-backed telecommunications services firm. Prior to that, Mr Weiser was one of the first employees of MessageMedia, a pioneer in the e-commerce space, which he later helped take public in 1996.