Statmon Technologies Corp.

440 Redondo Ave Ste. 206
Long Beach, CA USA 90814

Mailing Address:

3350 E. 7th Street, Box 612
Long Beach, CA USA 90804

+1(847) 604 5366 MAIN
+1(847) 604 5395 FAX
+1(847) 604 5366 Opt.1 Sales
+1(888) 418 3646 Support

Executive Team

Geoffrey P. Talbot, Chairman and CEO

Geoffrey P. Talbot is the co-founder of Statmon Technologies Corp. and has served as our Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and interim Chief Financial Officer since our formation in June 2000. He is responsible for the vision and growth management of the Company. Geoffrey has 35 years of international business experience including holding Chief Executive Officer and other senior executive positions in media buying, advertising sales, computer graphics and digital film production. Prior to co-founding the Company, Geoffrey was the Chief Executive Officer of J. C. Williamson Entertainment Inc. and the J. C. Williamson Technologies Division between early 1997 and early 2000. Geoffrey's early background includes marketing, financial and management training at Caltex Oil Limited (Australia), international asset based financing experience with Itel Leasing Corporation in San Francisco and Chicago, and Orion Term Bank (Royal Bank of Canada) in London, England.

Peter J. Upfold, CTO

Peter Upfold is the co-founder of Statmon Technologies Corp. and has served as Vice Chairman, Chief Technical Officer, and Director since our formation in June 2000. Peter is the founder and creator of the Statmon platform, with over 18 years of experience in technology and IT development. Peter has extensive RF broadcast transmission systems experience as well as a strong background with digital data transmission. Peter is also a hands-on software programmer using languages such as Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual FoxPro, and Microsoft Access. Peter spent 12 years as a broadcast engineer in radio, working with transmission and studio complexes. Peter then spent 5 years as Chairman/CEO of Broadcast Solutions Pty Ltd, a supplier of digital delivery broadcast systems. During this time he pioneered a network for simultaneous 30 radio stations content from one computer system.