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President / CEO
Barry S. Altman is the President and CEO of Commodore USA, LLC, B. Altman & Co.
and Homecraft, LLC, all headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Spanning a 25 year career in the bleeding-edge electronics and satellite / space
telecommunications industry, Mr. Altman founded and served as CEO & President of
Cabletech Satellite Systems, Inc., U.S. Cable Technology, Inc., The Cabletech
Satellite Network and United Broadcasting Co.
This group of companies have built cable television head ends for cable
companies throughout the United States, and have designed and constructed the
uplink network operation centers for such companies as Viacom International,
Warner Amex, Viacom and MTV Networks.. They directed and produced the domestic
satellite telemetry downlink for the Live Aid concert for MTV, which was at that
time the largest world wide deployment of a live satellite television broadcast.
Cabletech has designed and installed systems for Grumman Aerospace, The United
Nations, government and private industry, and over 45,000 TVRO C& Ku band
satellite systems for consumers nationwide. Cabletech was a developmental
partner with General Motors & Hughes Communications in the small aperture DBS
system that later became DirecTv.
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CTO
Leo Nigro is the Chief Technology Officer of Commodore USA,
LLC. Mr. Nigro has IT industry experience spanning almost twenty years, in which
he has worked on several large scale enterprise projects in the United States,
Europe and Australia for fortune 500 companies. He has participated in numerous
software projects covering such diverse areas as eCommerce, Customer
Relationship Management, Sales Program Management, Investment Management,
Insurance, Order Management, Risk Management, Part Cataloging, Call Center,
Billing Systems and large scale software deployment.
During his career Leo has worn many caps such as Business Analyst, Software
Architect and Project Manager, and has designed and developed numerous web and
desktop applications, services and software products.
Leo attributes his early programming experiences on his Commodore 64 during
childhood, and later his Commodore Amiga during adolescence, to his interest in
technology, and passion for computing, which led to attaining a Computer Science
degree, and ultimately a career in the field of Information Technology. Leo is
truly "Generation Commodore".
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Erika Altman-Lane is a New York based practicing attorney, with
offices in New York, New Jersey and Florida.
Ms. Altman-Lane has a JD from New York Law School, and a B.S. from Pennsylvania
State University.
Ms. Altman-Lane's practice area covers a wide range of litigated matters,
including securities law and FINRA (formally NASD) proceedings, commercial
disputes, employment law and insurance matters.
Ms. Altman-Lane is a member of the American Bar Association, the New York State
Bar Association, the New Jersey State Bar Association, and the Florida Bar
Association. Ms. Altman is admitted to practice in New York, New Jersey and
Florida.
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Michael Kubin is a 30-year veteran of the media industry, and
has managed a significant string of successful entrepreneurial ventures
At his first media buying company, Corinthian Media Buying, Michael founded its
DR subsidiary, Corinthian Direct, which grew to over $100-million in billings
after just three years. After Corinthian, Michael became president of Club Med
Inc.
With Club Med as his first client, Michael co-founded Media Incorporated, which
was sold to IPG in 1996. Michael then went on to co-found Evaliant Media
Resources, a Web-based advertising tracking firm, which was sold to CMR in 2002.
A member of several corporate boards of directors, Michael is also Vice Chair of
the Columbia Journalism School Alumni Board. Michael has a BS from Cornell, an
MBA from Harvard Business School and a Masters in Journalism from Columbia. His
articles have been published in the New York Observer and The New Yorker.
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Moochie, an English Boxhead Golden Retriever, is Barry' s
constant companion and closest advisor. At the age of 4 months, Moochie began his
formal education at the International Canine Center for Clandestine Operations.
The ICCCO is sanctioned and funded as a joint effort of the CIA,
Homeland Security, Mossad, NCIS and MI5 in the UK.
After one year, Moochie completed his training and received his Security Level 5
Certification. His international accreditations includes terrorist and "Black
Op's" interdictions, counter espionage infiltration and weapons/lethal
force combat control. Moochie proudly served our country until his duty
assignment successfully terminated in June, 2009 after having completed tours in the
Middle East, Asia and Eastern Europe.
Upon his retirement, Moochie took up his first love, acting....and is now
spending his days auditioning for TV commercials everywhere. His role model and
mentor is the sausage craving manic canine in the Pupperoni ads, and hopes to
one day to be nominated for a "Best Thumbless Actor in a four legged role". In
fact, if he did have thumbs...he'd be typing his own profile right now.....on a
Commodore computer.
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Commodore® trademark used by Commodore USA, LLC for its line of AIO (All-In-One) keyboard, desktop and HTPC computers, and is the trademark of Commodore Holdings, BV, registered in the United States and other countries. Amiga® trademark used under exclusive worldwide license by Commodore USA, LLC for its line of AIO (All-In-One) keyboard computers, and worldwide non-exclusive license for desktop, tower and HTPC computers, and is the trademark of Amiga Inc., registered in the United States and other countries.
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