Miller London, Jr.
CEO/Publisher
Mr. London's illustrious career began at Motown Records in the late 60s, where he held senior executive posts in sales and marketing. He was hands-on and instrumental in the careers of many of the company's legendary artists such as Diana Ross & The Supremes, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5, and Smokey Robinson & The Miracles. Mr. London, after more than 23 years, left Motown in the early nineties to head up the black music division of RCA Records. From there he segued to A&M Records, where he was President of Black Music, working with such artists as Vesta, the Sounds of Blackness, For Real, and a host of others. In 1994, Mr. London transitioned to the music trade-publishing sector as President of Urban Network. He remained with the company for nine years, while under the helm of Clear Channel. In 2003, Mr. London acquired the Urban Network trademark from Clear Channel and re-launched the respected branch and its flagship magazine, where he is now Publisher & CEO.

Tosha Y. Thomas
Vice President/Managing Editor
Fifteen year music veteran, Detroit-native and Howard University graduate, Tosha Y. Thomas began her tenure at Urban Network as a Radio Research Associate in 1997. Thomas' duties and responsibilities at Urban Network quickly expanded from radio research to photo editing and CD compilation coordinating. After four years on board, she'd garnered a reputation for taking care of business. In 2001 Thomas was given NABFEME's Profiles of Excellence Award as the Behind the Scenes Executive of the Year. Publisher/CEO,Miller London often refers to Tosha as the Rona Barrett of the industry covering press junkets, red carpet premieres and interviewing industry notables like: Jamie Foxx, Terrance Howard, Forrest Whitaker, Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Samuel Jackson and Halle Berry. Now playing an even more vital role in the organization, Tosha was promoted to Vice President/Managing Editor during the 2007 Urban Network Marketing and Entertainment Summit.

Ron Daniels
President/Publisher Lakeview Media Group/THEiNDI
Ron Daniels, whose entertainment industry career stretches 27 years, made his initial jump into the music biz fresh out of Northeastern (Okla.) University, where he picked multiple B.A. degrees in Marketing and Psychology. A self-taught computer programmer and one of the first entertainment professionals to utilize the internet in the late '70s and early '80s, he is fond of saying, "I was on the super-information highway when it was only a two-lane dirt road." His crisscrossing the entertainment industry has led him from music to live theater, TV and film and even a stint as a stand-up comedian. On the way to his present capacity as President of Lakeview Media Group and publisher of THEiNDI, Daniels has held various industry sales and marketing positions for such companies as Pickwick International, MCA Distribution, Motown Records, Urban Network and UMVD (Universal Music and Video Distribution). In his capacity as VP of Urban Marketing for UMVD, the distributor held a 40% plus share of the market place for urban music sales.

Arthur Mitchell
Vice President, Business Development
Arthur Mitchell is the founder and chief executive of Music Management Systems, which he formed in May 1999 for the purpose of talent development, promotion, marketing, and distribution. He formed Deemo Records in 1993 as an independent label. He is the author of the book Music for Fun and Profit, which will be re-released later this year. He was named as an authority on sales and marketing in the 2000 edition of Who's Who. Mr. Mitchell is a very savvy online marketer that understands how to generate income and sales from online marketing. He was Executive Vice President of HGI Marketing from 1988-1992 where he designed a highly successful national marketing campaign around a series of board games (i.e. San Diego-opoly, Bigapple-opoly, Pittsburgh Trivia, Boston-opoly), and over 20 more localized "opoly" trivia games. These board games sold in excess of $3 million in advertising to companies like FAO, Schwarz, May Co., Bloomingdales, Sacks Fifth Ave, New York Telephone, and Star Systems. Mr. Mitchell was also one of the creators of the Blockbuster board game, Black Americans of Achievement, which was positioned in 25,000 inner-city schools and acquired high-profile sponsorship partners including Burger King, Disney World, and Motown Records. Mr. Mitchell garnered product endorsements that included Colin Powell, Coretta Scott King, Oprah Winfrey, and Ed Bradley of 60 Minutes.

Keith Johnson
Executive Director of New Business Development
20 Years Business Experience - Mr. Johnson co-founded Card de Bouquet International Inc. Dreammation Inc. and Dreammation Studios. He has experience in children television production, editing, and special effects using some of the latest software programs. Mr. Johnson has been granted 4 US Patents with more than 70 independent claims. His creative ability has been used to produce books, music, toys, games, gift items, and photography for retail sales and distribution. Mr. Johnson has an outstanding military record and is a contributing member of the community, in which he lives and conducts business. He also oversees children music development, programming & New product development. Customers includes The Walt Disney Company, MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, The Krogers company, and many others. He has experience with satellite communications and Internet technologies. Mr. Johnson currently holds FCC license #PG-GB-00555 for broadcast, repair and installation.