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Michael Kalman

Michael Kalman is a proven media executive with a record of building relationships and exceeding expectations. Prior to joining MediaCrossing, Michael was VP, Business Development at ICON International for 13 years. ICON is a specialized media financial company owned by Omnicom. At ICON Michael served PepsiCo, Bank of America, H&R Block, Hormel, Samsung, HP and many other consumer branded companies. Prior to joining ICON, Michael was co-founder of FSEdge.com, a startup company and VP of Sales at Advantage Marketing.

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