In 1999, Dick Good completed a 15-year tenure as president and chief operating officer of NTS Corporation, a national residential and commercial real estate development company. Prior to that, Good was first vice president of Third National Bank in Nashville, and held several sales, marketing, planning and management positions during his 15 years with IBM.

Before founding WaterMark Group in 1995, Alan Fryrear spent a decade with NCR's Systemedia division and 20 years with Duplex Products. He has more than 30 years experience in the print communication industry, including custom ATM receipt printing, supplies, and bank-forms management programs.

Tom Harper is the founding publisher of ATMmagazine.com, co-founder of the ATM Industry Association, and the association's current president. He is the founder of the Future Trends Executive Round Table on ATMmarketplace. He left a career in radio advertising sales to join WaterMark Group in 1996, leading the ATM supply division of the firm, before shifting his focus to the online world. In 2000 Harper co-founded NetWorld Alliance. In 2002 he co-founded Church Central Associates.

Bob Fincher's experience includes principal ownership of a Web development firm in Tampa, Fla., ATM industry consulting with a major manufacturer, and nearly 20 years as a national leader in Maytag and Jenn-Air appliance distribution. Fincher owned one of the most successful independent distributorships in the Maytag organization.

Paul Barron has worked for more than 20 years as a consultant and publisher in the restaurant industry. His expertise in technology, marketing and operations partnered him with many prominent companies including Starbucks, Panera, Jack in the Box, Sonic and Microsoft. Barron is active in many state restaurant associations, sits on several boards and dedicates his spare time to family, church and the United Way Horizon Circle Executive Board.

Before joining NetWorld Alliance, David Drain spent 13 years with FSA Group of Louisville, managing Foodservice Consultants Society International. He served as vice president of FSA's Industry Clients Group and executive director of FCSI, an 1100-member association with both domestic and international chapters. That organization grew substantially during Drain's tenure. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, Drain serves as executive director of the Self-Service & Kiosk Association and the Digital Signage Association.

Joseph Grove has spent more than a dozen years in journalism as a writer, editor and publisher. In 2001, he launched a newsweekly in Louisville dedicated to crime news and information. Grove also served as managing editor for an alternative newsweekly in a top-50 market, and editor for a leading Christian weekly newspaper. He is a six-time winner of first-place awards from the Society of Professional Journalists for his criticism, commentary and feature writing.

Dan Scofield has more than 18 years of online and offline direct marketing experience. Scofield’s background includes audience development, lead generation and fulfillment, email/newsletter list building and management, paid products promotions and ecommerce, search engine optimization and interactive behavioral targeting.

Jeff Cummins manages finance and accounting as well as bank and investor relations for Networld Alliance, Church Central Associates and the NWA corporate headquarters building. Cummins spent five years working with start-up companies in web content production and online real estate lead generation prior to joining Networld Alliance.  He also spent eight years as an applications engineer selling industrial capital equipment.

Derek Minor supervises all projects related to the development of Networld Alliance's various Web sites. Prior to joining Networld Alliance in 2001, Minor was a marketing technology specialist with Madison, Ind.-based Grote Industries, a manufacturer of vehicle safety systems. Minor designed Grote's first Web site, which launched in 1998 and went on to win numerous industry awards. 

Sandy Prendergast manages the overall operation of the NetWorld Alliance corporate office and is in charge of handling personnel-related issues such as benefits and payroll. Prior to joining NetWorld Alliance, Prendergast spent 20 years with Un-I-Med Inc., an orthopedic softgood manufacturing facility in Louisville, Ky., where she started as an administrative assistant and worked her way up to general manager.

John Renner is responsible for marketing initiatives aimed at increasing ad revenue and readership for NetWorld Alliance's various media properties. Before joining NetWorld Alliance, Renner spent a year as Director of Internet Marketing for a Web design firm in Louisville, Ky. Renner also spent nine years in sales and marketing with third-party logistics firm Computrex Logistics.

After graduating from the U.S. Air Force Academy, Bobby "Frenchy" Renaud became an instructor pilot and combat fighter pilot in the A/OA-10 Warthog. Retiring from the Air Force after 20 years of service, Renaud joined UPS, where he flew Boeing 727/747/757/767 and MD-11s. He joined NetWorld Alliance in 2005, assisting the company in a variety of positions over the course of five years, including director of operations, before assuming his current role.