Ensequence

Ensequence, the interactive television company, is making TV new again. Ensequence delivers the reach and branding power of television with the engagement and measurability of the Internet. The company partners with the world’s leading programmers, advertisers and distributors to create interactive television experiences that can be delivered across a wide range of platforms – including cable and satellite television, broadband, mobile devices and Blu-ray Discs. The company’s award-winning software and professional services enable its clients to quickly build and deploy a high volume of sophisticated and robust interactive television experiences. Ensequence software and services also enable its clients maximize return on investment by measuring viewer behavior and engagement.

Dalen Harrison, CEO

Dalen Harrison's vision and determination have been the driving force behind the growth and success of Ensequence. Prior to founding Ensequence, Harrison held several key positions with Intel Corporation, including head of worldwide market development for Intel's Home Products Group.

A charismatic speaker with a passion for digital media, Harrison's previous international speaking engagements have included The Wall Street Journal's D: All Things Digital Conference, the National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE), Digital Hollywood and Interactive Television Alliance events. Harrison has championed a lively spirit and strong voice that motivate those around him.

Peter Low, President and Chief Operating Officer

Peter Low, Ensequence's president and chief operating officer has an extensive background in television spanning more than 25 years with expertise in programming and distribution. Before joining Ensequence, Low was executive vice president of cable distribution and marketing for MTV Networks and BET Networks, where he led cable distribution efforts for all 26 of the MTV and BET branded channels. In addition, Low was responsible for negotiating all large distribution agreements and developed the strategy that resulted in the most extensive digital channel launch in the industry. Prior to his position with MTV and BET, Low served as vice president of programming for CableVision.

Low currently serves on the board of Cable Positive and The Jazz Foundation of America. He lives in Manhattan with his wife of 25 years and their two sons. In his free time he enjoys tennis, skiing, reading, traveling, hiking and good wine.

Aslam Khader, Chief Product Officer

Aslam Khader's international business experience spans the globe, having lived and worked in India, Japan and the United States throughout his career. He has held senior positions in engineering, marketing and business management at Intertrust Technologies, IBM and Sequent Computer Systems.

Fluent in English, Hindi, Bengali and Japanese, Khader has been invited to speak at numerous industry events and has been published in a number of magazines. He holds a bachelor's in electronics and electrical engineering with honors from the Indian Institute of Technology. He lives with his wife and their two children, along with numerous pets.

Wayne Graham, Chief Financial Officer

Wayne Graham is responsible for all financial reporting, treasury, risk management, legal and IT requirements for Ensequence. He has more than 20 years of experience in the public and private sectors and most recently served as chief financial officer of Local Insight Media, the fifth largest yellow page publisher in the United States.

Graham has co-founded two companies; ACS Media, a private print and electronic yellow page provider which consummated a successful IPO in 2003 and Alaska Communications Systems (NASDAQ:ALSK), where he served as chief financial officer. He has also held senior positions with KPMG LLC and Pacific Telecom, Inc. He lives with his wife and two children in West Linn, Oregon and enjoys skiing, hiking and watching his kids grow up.

Ensequence enables television advertisers, programmers and distributors to

develop interactive television experiences that combine the reach and

branding power of television with the engagement and accountability of the

Internet