Our Team
Jennifer Osbon
Jennifer Osbon is a co-founder of MegaPlayer, a full service interactive agency specializing in the development of social marketing. Her core responsibilities include overseeing the delivery of strategy and technology engagements, developing next generation social media solutions and their accompanying business models. She has a long track record of success delivering large scale, complex web initiatives for global brands. A strategic thinker with deep interactive marketing and brand knowledge, she has crafted solutions for Coca-Cola, Sunglass Hut, K-Swiss, Verizon, Lowe’s Home Improvement, UPS and others. She effectively combines sound technical analysis with a strong and dynamic leadership approach. She is an innovative, strategic professional with a strong quantitative bent to decision making. Jennifer holds an MBA from the University of Georgia and a B.S. in Marketing from Florida State University.
Jennifer’s Blog: Games & Social Media
Maciej “Mac” Miechowicz
Mac is a co-founder and is widely recognized as one of the best social media architects in the industry. He brings a technology capability to MegaPlayer that few other companies can match. Nearly everyone who works with Mac regards him as a technical genius, though he is far too humble to regard himself as such. In a previous role, Mac was the Product Manager & Chief Architect of the virtual world platform that was the foundation for Coke Studios and Mattel Barbie Girls. Mac uses MegaPlayer’s agile process to accelerate our development lifecycle through collaboration, principled communication, and transparency.
Alan Neal
As Practice Lead for User Experience Strategy, Alan brings 15 years experience in user-centered application design. Recent work includes Roche (Accu-Chek.com redesign) and Newell-Rubbermaid (Gracobaby.com redesign). Launches include MyCokeRewards 2007, Coca-Cola Company’s premier online loyalty program and redesign of CVS.com for online front store and pharmacy services. Other initiatives include eCommerce, consumer portal, business portal, mobile and interactive marketing solutions for companies such as Johnson & Johnson, UPS, The Home Depot, Qualcomm, GMAC, Unisource, EarthLink, and ChoicePoint. Alan holds a M.Ed. in Instructional Technology from The University of Georgia and a B.B.A. from Georgia State University.
Alan’s Blog: People & Social Media
Susan Zechter
Susan Zechter is a brand management, integrated marketing, advertising and internet professional with over twenty years experience consulting with global brands, offline and online advertising agency account management. She spearheaded the launch of the award winning Mattel BarbieGirls.com virtual world and the FX Network community. She has held brand management positions and consulted for companies such as Nestle USA, Frederick’s of Hollywood, LA Convention & Visitors Bureau, Avery Dennison, Giorgio Beverly Hills/Procter & Gamble, Estee Lauder, StompSoft software and more. She is a hands-on director with a documented record of managing successful product and website launches (including virtual worlds), integrated marketing and advertising campaigns, and client relationships in fast-paced, creative environments. Susan has extensive profit and loss experience leading consumer goods, food and beverage, toys, fragrance and advertising/promotions/interactive companies.
Susan’s Blog: Brands & Social Media
Parvin Katherina Panahi
Recognized and honored for her innovative and aesthetic solutions, Parvin’s expertise lies in translating business objectives into effective and alluring visual languages. She is a visionary who never loses sight of the bottom line and has built her career in creative direction upon a solid foundation of design, animation, illustration, information architecture, user experience and production skills. Parvin was most recently engaged in the creative direction for Mattel BarbieGirls.com. Her client history includes a roster of global brands, such as Disney, Sony, Nestle, Hallmark, Audi of America, Amgen, Microsoft, Hewlett Packard and Xerox. With her remarkable ability to adopt and exploit new technologies in the service of elegant and visually rich solutions, Parvin plays an instrumental role in the ongoing initiative to optimize the interaction between human beings and the digital universe.
Phil Morris
Philip is the Social Technologies Lead. He is a beginning to end developer with over 20 years of experience. He has developed high visibility applications for NASA, The Air Force, Joint Forces Command and the Department for Homeland Security. In 2006 he shifted his focus away from government and military applications to commercial projects working with Lowe’s Home Improvement, Thorlo, numerous medical associations and small businesses. He brings an understanding of all aspects of web design and development from back end development to the psychology of front-end design tying together the entire process. Philip holds a B.S. in Applied Physics from Christopher Newport University and has continued self-directed studies of System Administration, Web Site Development, Information Architecture and Project Management. He is also an avid photographer.
Philip’s Blog: Time and time Photography
Chris Califf
Chris works with MegaPlayer as a blogger and junior strategist. He is actively involved in the IT field and has a knack for rationalizing the business models of companies participating in the social web. Chris also attends the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business where he is pursuing a master’s degree in Internet Technology. Chris’ writing credits include multiple front-page musings for Technorati.com, a technology news column in the Athens Banner-Herald, and dissecting the enterprise at EnterpriseEfficiency.com. Chris spends his free time reading, discovering the true sound of music on his newly inherited record player, and traveling anywhere and everywhere around the globe.
Tessa Greenleaf
Tessa works with MegaPlayer as a blogger/intern and has a special role in helping us stay close to the tween & teen youth markets. Many “experts” predict what kind of technologies kids will adopt or make assumptions about ways in which today’s youth think about the mobile, always connected, ever social world they live in. Tessa’s role is to keep us real. When we develop content, activations or even wholesale platforms for youth audiences, Tessa is with keeping us on the right path. She also attends the University of Georgia and is majoring in English with a minor in French.
Tessa’s Blog
Keith Osbon
Keith Osbon is the chief financial officer for MegaPlayer. He brings twelve years of experience working with top tier investment banks and hedge funds. Keith began his financial career at Goldman Sachs in New York as a portfolio manager for wealthy families, and helped open the Goldman Sachs Atlanta office in 1998. He moved to Bank of America in 2001, where he managed over $300 million of client assets. His success there led to a Senior Portfolio Manager position at Citigroup, where he developed a proprietary trading strategy that served as the primary offering of Sugarloaf Capital Group in 2007. In addition to his financial role, Keith also oversees all of the administrative functions of MegaPlayer. Keith has a BA in Economics from Duke University and an MBA from the University of Georgia.
Keith’s Blog: Deals & Social Media
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