Mr. Martell's creative vision is the basis upon which Blaine Warren Advertising was founded, and that vision has developed through years of experience. In 1978 he began his career in movie and television production at Universal Studios in Hollywood and New York City.

In 1987, Mr. Martell became president and head of production at Sunrise Studios, formerly the Osmond Studios, in Orem, Utah. During this time, productions included the movies Wait Until Spring, Bandini with Francis Ford Coppola, Faye Dunaway and Joe Mantegna; It Nearly Wasn't Christmas with Charles Durning; Desperate Hours with Mickey Rourke; and The Marie Osmond Christmas Special.

In 1989, he migrated to commercial and corporate film projects, serving as producer and director for videos about such well-known resorts as Grand Targhee, Big Sky, Snowbird, Park City, and a one-hour special about the winter wonders of Yellowstone National Park.

Gillham Advertising, the oldest ad agency west of the Mississippi, asked Mr. Martell to produce a series of spots for the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). He not only produced the spots, he grew the account and, in 1993, bought the company, which developed into a full service advertising agency specializing in interactive and internet applications, national media placement and recruitment. His client list expanded to include GMC, Pontiac, Disney, Olive Garden and J.B. Hunt Transportation.

In 1998, Mr. Martell moved Gillham to Las Vegas and folded it into Heftel Media. This agency branded The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. Other accounts included INVESCO, Price Waterhouse Cooper, TMP World Wide, Ford Motor Company and C2K, the largest showroom in Nevada. Mr. Martell expanded Heftel Media to include an edit bay and sound stage, which gave the agency the capability of taking a project from concept to air.

In 2001, Mr. Martell sold his interest in Heftel Media and formed Blaine Warren Advertising, which is the agency of record for the Air Force Reserve. He also produces spots for Dentsu, the world's largest advertising agency; Nordica; Panasonic and Nestle of Japan.

Ms. Whiteley is responsible for business development for Blaine Warren Advertising. She moved into this position after serving as the Account Manager for the Air Force Reserve, and in that capacity she was responsible for creating timelines and budgets, client communications, coordinating interaction between media services and the creative department and seeing all projects through to completion. Her forte is organization, and she uses that talent often as she creates proposals, tracks budgets, solicits bids, oversees quality of production and ensures on-time delivery of all materials for this $15 million account.

Ms. Whiteley was invited to be one of the original three employees of Schadler Kramer Group, which now has more than 100 employees. As an account executive, she oversaw the MGM Grand and New York, New York casino accounts, and handled all phases of their advertising and promotion campaigns. She was particularly involved with the MGM Grand Garden Arena, a large entertainment complex that hosts everything from championship fights to Cher's final concert. It was her responsibility to meet with event promoters and develop a theme and advertising/promotion plan based on anticipated audience demographics. She built budgets, then worked with writers and artists to create the materials and with casino managers to implement the programs. Executing these plans involved everything from conducting "brainstorming" sessions to press checks to placing insertion orders to post-event evaluation sessions.

Whiteley came to Blaine Warren from DigiStock, a group of companies that builds libraries of stock photography and sells the rights to use these to other companies. Using a variety of computer systems, she not only managed all aspects of the print, direct mail and e-mail campaigns, but she searched for new sources of photography. In that effort, Ms. Whiteley persuaded a major food company to place its product "beauty" shots in the DigiStock library. While working at DigiStock, Ms. Whiteley arranged her schedule to enable her to spend time with her two small children, the primary reason she left the Schadler Kramer Group.

Ms. Whiteley began her ten-plus years in account services as an account coordinator with the Mirage Resorts, and in this capacity she organized all print, photography and video materials and assisted the vice president in producing the company's annual report, which involved organizing and amassing the financials and editorial content and photographs, keeping track of changes and seeing the project through the printing and distribution processes. At this time, the Mirage was owned by noted casino owner Mr. Steve Wynn, and when he built the Bellagio, Ms. Whiteley participated in the opening of this landmark hotel. She assisted in the development of and execution of all aspects of the advertising plan for this event.

Mr. Sabatier is responsible for all financial operations and oversight of all physical facilities and personnel. He is also in charge of all internal communications systems, including all internet systems. His varied background serves him well in his position with Blaine Warren.

Before joining the agency, Mr. Sabatier headed a 54-person operation that coordinated gaming industry licensing and compliance issues for a California casino. Previously, he worked with Mr. Martell as vice president and office manager of Heftel Media, the agency that branded The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino. At this time, he also served as the construction administrator for the Venetian's C2K showroom, and saw this project through compliance issues with Clark County, Nevada.

Mr. Sabatier earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M and a Doctor of Chiropractic from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. He practiced in Beverly Hills, specializing in dance injuries and was the chiropractic consultant to the Joffrey Ballet, among others. He also served as a United States Marine Corps officer in Vietnam, where he was an artillery forward observer.

Mr. Speciale is known for his ability to spot a media deal and build imaginative platforms for the creative department. While working on the Air Force Reserve (AFR) account, he realized cost savings by placing a minimum number of media buys to cover a 12-month period and negotiated major buys in key markets. He is also responsible for research into branding the AFR and how that research can be applied to targeting results.

Mr. Speciale came to Las Vegas after spending 30 years in the New York advertising scene. He was vice president and group media director for the Mediacom unit of Grey Global Group. He generated cumulative billings in excess of $125 million and negotiated annual savings of more than $10 million for his clients.

Mr. Speciale also owned and operated a marketing communications company specializing in consumer and business-to-business clients. He is an author and frequent lecturer and keynote speaker. He also taught advertising, marketing and media planning at the University of Rhode Island, and lectured at Bryant College and the University of Hartford.

What was once the domain of the graphic artist is now shared with e-designers and web architects and programmers. This is the world of Mr. Duffin, who sets the “look” of various campaigns. He came to Blaine Warren with the experience of being part of a full-service ad agency, an internet streaming company and a direct response marketing company. In addition to working on business-to-business and gaming accounts, he has entertainment experience, having created and produced the stage design for ZZ Top.

Mr. Duffin has a winning history, having picked up seven Addy awards for his creations ranging from logos to the graphic look of an outdoor bus shelter. He's also a founding board member of the Las Vegas chapter of American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA Las Vegas). In addition, Mr. Duffin is an accomplished musician and has served as a director of the Las Vegas Blues Society, with the mission to promote the musical art form of the “Blues.”

Since joining Blaine Warren, Ms. McKibbin has created a unique approach not only to the distribution of Public Service Announcements, but also the monitoring, tracking and reporting data for these spots. This has evolved into a sophisticated reporting system that is accessible to all Air Force Reserve recruiters through the internet. Currently, her program is updated weekly with data that can be broken down geographically, demographically, by stations and networks and dollar value. She is in the process of expanding what is now a television and radio program to print and outdoor. This is the first system with such detail available for public service announcements.

Ms. McKibbin also manages the Get One program, an internet-based program through which active duty reservists can recommend interested parties to the Air Force Reserve. For these leads, reservists are awarded a series of commemorative coins, a prestigious sign of recognition in the military. This program will let reservists track the progress of the names they submit from leads to accessions online. Ms. McKibbin oversees the input side of the equation, the award recording and distribution system and the reporting process. Both the PSA and Get One programs are unique to Blaine Warren Advertising, and have been driven by Ms. McKibbin.

During the last ten years, Ms. McKibbin has worked in media, marketing and advertising for companies such as Clear Channel, Cox Cable, Sinclair Broadcasting, Zimmerman Advertising, Lake Las Vegas Resorts and Sunrise Colony Developers.

Ms. Harrington has worked on the Air Force Reserve account since it was won by BWA. She began her tenure in client services by handling "discretionary fund projects" for the Air Force Reserve Recruiting offices across the country. These projects, over and above the scope of work for the national account, included everything from developing and placing ads for specific regions of the country to providing promotional materials for office openings. On these projects, she worked as the agency liaison between Senior Recruiters, Blaine Warren and a variety of vendors.

Ms.Harrington played a vital role in the promotional programs of the Air Force Reserve, which sponsors air teams and a racing program. She was the contact between the Jet Car and Aerobatic Biplane Teams, answering their questions, accommodating changes in the schedule and ensuring materials were delivered in time for the air shows around the country. She also kept and updated the performance schedules for these acts and gathered reports on the outcome of these shows from the performers and recruiters. She performed similar functions for the Daytona Prototype and Touring Cars supported by the Air Force Reserve as part of their outreach program. Ms. Harrington also traveled to select air shows and car races and provided reports on the events to the Air Force Reserve.

Ms. Harrington is responsible for all trafficking of the Air Force Reserve account and maintains a running log of projects and their status. She is also involved in developing proposals and in overseeing projects from development to completion. Ms. Harrington is very detail oriented and is instrumental in quality control from proofreading to assessing the quality of promotional giveaways. Before moving into account services, she worked on media placement, tracked budgets and organized billing. She was also responsible for scheduling all travel for the agency.

Previously, Ms. Harrington was employed by Brown & Partners as office manager and executive assistant. Ms. Harrington earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Ms. Carosone is primarily responsible for the Air Force Reserve (AFR) Account, and she is responsible for project management, scheduling and budgeting. Previously, Ms. Carosone was the Account Executive for the Air Force Reserve and handled all discretionary projects as diverse as creating and placing ads for a high school football program to producing backlit signs for sports venues to supplying bus card advertising to writing radio spots to sponsoring a hot air balloon. Coordinating and completing these projects on time required extreme attention to detail, and earned her a promotion to Account Manager.

Additionally, Ms. Carosone assists in the Public Service Announcement Project. The Air Force Reserve offers spots about its mission to television and radio stations around the country. Ms. Carosone oversees the compilation and updating of these lists, which involve hundreds of TV and thousands of radio stations to make sure the data in the reporting system is correct. Similarly, she is involved in organizing the data for the Get One program, an internet vehicle encouraging current members of the AFR to recommend those who may wish to join. She also researches demographic information for the Media Department.

Ms. Carosone's organizational skills are impressive and were honed as the circulation manager of the Las Vegas Business Press, City Life and Senior Press. In this position, she constantly updated circulation lists, examined more cost-efficient ways of distributing these publications, saw that the mail distribution complied with postal rules and regulations and was the final review for the overall quality of the publication.

Previously, she worked for Card Player Magazine, one of the first publications devoted to poker. In addition to working on ad sales, Ms. Carosone organized poker cruises for the subscribers to the magazine. As many as 500 poker players joined a cruise, which offered 24-hour play during the trip. Ms. Carosone negotiated with the cruise lines and arranged side trips along the route of each cruise for the participants. She was also responsible for hiring the dealers. Ms. Carosone has more than ten years of experience in publishing and advertising.

With the establishment of a Blaine Warren Advertising Qualification Center staffed by retired military Recruiters to sift through and refine inquiries for the Air Force Reserve, there was a growing need to increase Internet placements and generate more contemporary leads. Ms. DeLeon has been trained to combine her knowledge of Generation Y and Internet media to optimize lead purchases. She is constantly analyzing performance of Internet sites and placing buys for traditional as well as new media.

Before coming to Blaine Warren, Ms. DeLeon worked as a legal secretary for Helm & Associates, while she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Mr. Andersen is responsible for the physical facilities and special events surrounding projects, such as air show and race activities supported by the Air Force Reserve. This is a second career for Mr. Andersen, recently retired as a pilot for USAirways and also as a former corporate pilot. His avocation is aerobatic flying and he even built his own plane - a Christen Eagle II - for this sport.

Mr. Andersen earned a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Sciences from the University of Utah and Westminster College.

Ms. Sedeno has worked in the accounting industry for more than 10 years, at Bookeeping Solutions, LLC, a company she owns. She works in the Blaine Warren Accounting Department. Ms. Sedeno is a certified bookkeeper and she is in charge of accounts receivable for Blaine Warren Advertising.

Blaine Warren Advertising has established a Qualification Center inside the agency to pre-qualify leads generated by advertising before passing these on to the Air Force Reserve Recruiters. This makes more efficient use of the Recruiters' time. This unusual in-house concept transitioned to "unique" with the addition of Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) technology. VOIP expands the Qualification Center concept from a physical location in Warner-Robbins, GA, and Las Vegas, NV, to include a virtual phone center as well, with retired Recruiters answering calls from their homes all over the country. Ms. Oscik works with these Qualification Center Advisors to monitor the performance of the VIOP system and was instrumental in its installation and start up. She coordinates with all Advisors, making sure reports are on time and the system works smoothly.

She also enters information into the Leads Reporting System, which collects data on website performance and compares that to accessions, and she maintains weekly and monthly lead reports.

Ms. Oscik came to Blaine Warren after six years in the United States Navy, where she served in Pearl Harbor, HI, and Norfolk, VA. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism/Mass Media from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts from Leeward Community College in Hawaii.

Mr. Erickson, founding partner of Woods, Erickson, Whitaker & Miles, specializes in real estate and finance. He is a member of the Bar in Nevada and Utah, as well as of the Clark County Bar Association.

Mr. Erickson was a Hinckley Scholar at Brigham Young University as an undergraduate, and also earned his Doctorate of Jurisprudence, magna cum laude, from that university. He was an editor of the Brigham Young University Law Review.

Mr. Woods, founding partner of Woods, Erickson, Whitaker & Miles, is a member of the Bar in Nevada and Utah, the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals and the Ninth Circuit Court. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Mr. Woods received his Doctorate of Jurisprudence, magna cum laude, from Brigham Young University where he was an editor of the Law Review and a J. Reuben Clark Scholar. He received the Elijah Watts Sells Award for his scores on the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination.

Mr. Wildrain is a permanent resident of the United States, having come to this country from Ukraine in 1999, and is in the process of becoming a citizen. He earned a Masters Degree in Information Systems and Business Management from Tavric National University in Crimea.

He is proficient in the following computer languages: HTML, JavaScript, CSS, ASP, PHP, SQL, CGI, VBScript, Visual Basic, Visual C, Java and .Net Dev Platform. He is knowledgeable in Internet Information Server, Apache Server, Macromedia Products, Studio MX, Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, Adobe Photoshop, and Microsoft Operating Systems Software. As for networking, he can work with TCP/IP, IPX/SPX, Ethernet, 802.11b/g, VPN, etc.

Mr. Wildrain has continued to freelance as a web developer since coming to the United States. Most recently, he used his expertise in Russian to serve as a bilingual representative for MoneyGram International, serving as the main point of contact for regional operations managers for Russia and CIS.

He also worked for Hewlett Packard in Colorado Springs as a helpdesk Hardware/Software Analyst. He performed problem isolation and resolution of hardware and software issues on HP, Compaq and Digital Equipment.

While at Progressive Auto Insurance, Mr. Wildrain reported specific information to state departments and financial institutions and solved problems related to the company web site. Previously, he was employed by Edmonds Community College in Lynnwood, WA, as a web developer. He developed cross-browser compatible web applications and designed the look as well as the functionality of the career counseling department's web site. He provided support for associated departments on campus, and designed, modified and maintained MS Access databases.