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February 4-7, 2007  |  Bonita Springs, Florida
Published: February 05, 2007
Media 2.0-- Where Consumers are Going and How to Connect with Them
 
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AOL's chairman and CEO shares his vision for the future of the internet and his new company.

Randy Falco, who was with NBC for more than 30 years -- most recently as President and COO -- before taking on the role of Chairman and CEO of AOL, will offer his unique insights into these trends. Randy will talk about why he made the switch from traditional media to the Interactive world, the trends he sees shaping the Internet, particularly in video, and will offer his perspective on what the convergence of technology, entertainment, and consumer choice and control mean for consumers, and for the marketers trying to connect with them.

Bio:
Randy Falco is responsible for setting strategy and overseeing the businesses and operations of this global Web services company, which operates some of the Internet's most popular destinations, offers a comprehensive suite of free software and services, runs the country's largest Internet access business, and provides a full set of advertising solutions. Falco joined AOL in November 2006 from the NBC Universal Television Group where he was President and Chief Operating Officer. He was named to that position in 2005 and was responsible for the group's commercial and operational functions including affiliate relations, cable distribution, business development, information technology, network and studio operations, worldwide television distribution, and Telemundo.
During more than 30 years with NBC, Falco also served as President of the NBC Universal Television Network Group beginning in 2004 and as Group President of the NBC Television Network, a position to which he was named in 1998. Falco previously served as President of NBC's Broadcast and Network Operations division. Named to that position in 1993, he oversaw the facilities and operations of the NBC Television Network worldwide. Falco was responsible for overseeing the design and creation of the Today show's "Window on the World" studio, MSNBC's state-of-the-art broadcast facilities in Secaucus, N.J., and the digital conversion of the NBC Television Network. From 1986 until 1991, he served as Vice President of Finance and Administration, NBC Sports.

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Presenter: Randy Falco, Chairman and CEO, AOL LLC

Format: Zipped PowerPoint