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Eric Holder is a veteran marketing professional with more than 20 years’ experience in business communications and emerging media technology. Eric has a passion for deconstructing complex technical processes into instructive and engaging narratives. HolderComm’s case studies include interactive video, web animations and other visual communications for IBM, Dell, Intel, HP and LSI.
Prior to forming HolderComm in 2005, Eric directed communications for the oldest and most prestigious prize in electronic media, The Peabody Award, where he garnered media coverage from major domestic and international news and entertainment outlets. Through the University of Georgia and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, he was granted $500,000 to produce a “making of” documentary series recognizing excellence in medial and health communications.
Eric was keynote speaker for the Florida Public Relations Association, lecturer on media trends at the Emory University Media Conference, lecturer at the University of Georgia’s Journalism Academy, and presenter at the National Association of Broadcasters, the Radio and Television News Directors Association and the American Medical Association.
In addition to his work with HolderComm, Eric has more than 15 years’ experience as a web developer and has produced sites for the Athens Convention and Visitors Bureau, The University of Georgia and more than 100 small- to medium-sized business as CEO of Internet Site Promotions LLC, an Atlanta-based web marketing agency that focuses on implementing technologies for business startups. |
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Don Dudenhoeffer led the design team that was awarded the 1st Emmy in interactive Television for creation of an application enhancing HBO’s “Band of Brothers” DVD experience. He also led the effort to design and build CNN’s Pipeline and the NFL’s Washington Redskins experiences for Windows Media Center.
Don was the Next Generation Designer at The Weather Channel, where he worked with the 1st wireless data-fed Palm Pilot, CEIVA digital frames and BellSouth broadband, among others. At The Weather Channel, Don also worked in the incubation, testing and launch of new interactive products ranging from a wireless traffic guidance system to desktop applications including a web browser plug-in, widgets and other cutting-edge forms of digital video collection, encoding and distribution.
As a founding member of the most experienced team in the ITV industry, Beyond Z, Don’s client roaster includes: HBO, HGTV, DIY, FOOD, Fine Living, Disney, AOLTV, NASCAR, CNN, Cartoon Network, Captain Planet Foundation, Philips, PoliticalIQ.com, Psydex, Subaru, Worldspan, Cox Cable, Cox Radio, Time Warner, Rhapsody, Worldgate, AOLTV, WebTV, OpenTV and MetaByte, among others. As a partner in IntelliOne, Don led creative efforts to develop interactive applications, including BlackBerry and iPhone., designed to define a user experience based on geocentric information such as points of interest, directions and traffic routing. |
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