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Jim D. Hake Sr. This is meMore here.
Founder
SPIRIT OF AMERICA
United States
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Other Titles:
then-Iowa Governor
Employment History:
then-Iowa Governor, SPIRIT OF AMERICA
Founding Partner and President, Access Media Inc.
Founder, Access Media Inc.
Position, Technology Working Group, Education Commission of the States
Member, Technology Working Group, Education Commission of the States
then-Iowa Governor, Education Commission of the States
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, SignalOne Media Corp
Chairman, Global Information Infrastructure Awards
Founder, Global Information Infrastructure Awards
President, Friends of Arjay Miller - Stanford Business School
Position, Software , Marketing and Media, PersistX Inc
Founder, PersistX Inc
Ziff Davis
Founder, The BigButtons Corporation
Chief Executive Officer, The BigButtons Corporation
Marketing Executive, Rational Software
Marketing Manager, Rational Software
Founder and Chairman, The Standard for Internet Commerce
Board Membership and Affiliations:
Chairman, Technology Empowerment Network
Advisor On the Use (past), America's Future
Education:
Bachelor of Arts
Economics, Dartmouth College
MBA, Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Web References:
www.spiritofamerica.net
www.spiritofamerica.net/site/who/jimhake
Published on: 9/7/2004 Last Visited: 8/14/2005
Jim Hake Founder & Chairman, Spirit of America
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Jim Hake
Founder & Chairman, Spirit of America
Jim is the founder of the Spirit of America. Spirit of America's mission is to extend the goodwill of the American people to assist those advancing freedom, democracy and peace abroad. Jim is also a co-founder and CEO of SignalOne Media - a business established to invest in and create independent, commercial media enterprises (television, radio, Internet) in emerging democracies.
In response to Spirit of America's support of the 1st Marine Division, Major General James Mattis said, "The initiative and focused support provided by you and Spirit of America are beyond anything we have experienced. In an imperfect world with our Sailors and Marines going in harm's way, your gifts will reduce adversarial relationships and bridge cultural gaps. You have significantly impacted our ability to do good and, I fervently hope, reduce the potential for combat. Please accept my thanks for your selfless commitment to bringing peace to Iraq."
The Wall Street Journal says, "Jim Hake and the Marines are a coalition of the can-do." The Journal adds, "Jim Hake's organizational insight is to deploy the best practices of the modern U.S. economy - efficiency and speed" and "his operation in Los Angeles is wholly New Economy." The Los Angeles Times notes that, "Jim draws on a fundamental faith that his country is trying hard to be all that it aspires to."
Prior to Spirit of America, Jim was a technology and media industry entrepreneur and executive. In 2000 and 2001, he was recognized as a "Technology Pioneer" by the World Economic Forum at its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Jim was a founding partner and president of Access Media Inc. - an information and media company serving the information technology industry. At Access Media, Jim started the company's GII (Global Information Infrastructure) business unit. GII created some of the industry's first Internet-focused media programs. Jim sold Access Media's GII unit to SOFTBANK, the world's biggest investor in the Internet at the time. GII became a business unit of Ziff Davis - another SOFTBANK company - and Jim served at Ziff Davis as GII's chairman.
His efforts to advance the Internet were acknowledged by public and private sector leaders. Vice President Al Gore said Jim's work was "important to our country's future." Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Newt Gingrich said Jim's work offered "a model for how important national objectives can be achieved by committed private sector interests working with the public sector in mind."
Among his public sector activities, Jim participated in the historic Presidents' Summit for America's Future where he served as an advisor on the use of the Internet and led a session on the Role of Technology for the Summit's delegates. Jim received from General Colin Powell the America's Promise "Red Wagon" in acknowledgment of his contribution to America's children. He served on the Technology Working Group of the Education Commission of the States formed by then-Iowa Governor Terry Branstad. Jim founded and served as the first president of the Friends of Arjay Miller (FOAM) - Stanford Business School's most long-lived student social institution.
Jim received a BA and graduated with distinction in Economics from Dartmouth College. He earned an MBA from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. He lives with his family in Los Angeles, California.
DC Indymedia: Faking the "Case" Against Syria
dc.indymedia.org/mod/otherpress/display/3643/index.php
Published on: 11/18/2005 Last Visited: 11/19/2005
Spirit of America also spawned a plethora of revolution bloggers, foremost among them Tech Central Station columnist Michael Totten whose boss was Spirit of America's founder Jim Hake.
PersistX Board and Advisors
www.persistx.com/company/board.htm
Published on: 8/13/2003 Last Visited: 8/13/2003
Jim Hake Founder, CEO & Chairman, PersistX, Inc. Jim brings a strong background in software, marketing and media to PersistX. Prior to founding PersistX, Jim was the founder and chairman of GII (www.gii.com) - an executive information and media business of Ziff Davis. Under his leadership, GII served as a leading forum for defining, recognizing and promoting new models and best practices in the use of the Internet. Also at Ziff Davis, Jim was the Founder and Chairman of The Standard for Internet Commerce - a global blueprint of merchant practices and policies that increase online customer satisfaction, confidence, trust and security. Hundreds of Internet and business leaders worldwide were involved in its development.
Prior to Ziff-Davis, Jim was a founding partner and president of Access Media Inc. - an information and media company -- where he engineered the acquisition of GII by SOFTBANK, one of the world's most prominent Internet investors. GII later became a business unit of Ziff Davis. Prior to founding Access Media, Jim was a marketing executive at Rational Software (NASDAQ: RATL).
Jim was recognized in 2000 and 2001 as a Technology Pioneer by the prestigious World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. He serves as Chairman of the Technology Empowerment Network (TEN) www.techempower.net and is the founder and first President of the Friends of Arjay Miller - Stanford Business School's longest-lived social institution.
Jim holds a degree in Economics and Latin American Studies from Dartmouth College and an MBA from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
Englishtown - Talk to the world
netease.englishtown.com/master/welcome/company/pressrel...
Published on: 2/28/2001 Last Visited: 2/28/2001
The GII Awards honor people in all areas of society and industry who use the Internet to create extraordinary results , from making money to making a difference , said James Hake , founder of the GII Awards and the Council for Internet Commerce. The GII Awards are the world's leading forum to define , recognize , and promote best practices and new models in the application of Internet and network technology."The Fourth Annual GII Awards recognize achievement in 10 categories central to the way people live , work and play : Arts & Culture ; Children ; Commerce ; Community ; Education ; Entertainment ; Government ; Health ; Netpreneur ; and News & Media.
BigButtons - Information Center
www.bigbuttons.com/hakebio.html
Published on: 2/12/2001 Last Visited: 2/12/2001
Jim Hake BigButtons - Information Center
Big Buttons logo About Us Demo Site
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Jim Hake Founder and CEO BigButtons
jim@bigbuttons.com
Prior to founding BigButtons, Jim was the founder and chairman of GII (www.gii.com) - an executive information business unit of Ziff Davis that advanced the successful application of Internet technology in business, governmentand education. Under his leadership, GII served as a leading forum for defining, recognizing and promoting new models and best practices in the use of the Internet.
GII programs included the Global Information Infrastructure (GII) Awards which recognize those who are using the Internet to create extraordinary results. USA Today calls the GII Awards a cross between the Oscars and Baldrige Awards of the Internet. Jim was also the Founder and Chairman of The Standard for Internet Commerce - a global blueprint of merchant practices and policies that increase online customer satisfaction, confidence, trust and security. The goal of The Commerce Standard was to accelerate the growth of global Internet commerce. Hundreds of Internet and business leaders worldwide were involved in its development.
Prior to Ziff-Davis, Jim was a founding partner of Access Media Inc., an information and media company, where he engineered the acquisition of GII by SOFTBANK, one of the world's most prominent Internet investors. GII became a business unit of Ziff-Davis (NYSE : ZD).
At Access Media, Jim led the creation of integrated education and marketing campaigns that included production of print, video and online content. The campaigns, sponsored by leading industry vendors, educated and expanded the market for advanced information technologies and Internet applications. Prior to founding Access Media, Jim was at Rational Software (NASDAQ : RATL) where he was responsible for the launch of the company's first hardware, software and networking products.
Jim is a member of the Executive Committee of the World Economic Forum's Technology Pioneer community and is Chairman of the Technology Empowerment Network (TEN).
Jim is a regular speaker on the Internet and electronic commerce and is on the advisory board of the Ziff-Davis Internet Inc. conference series. In September 1999 he participated in the Global Business Dialog on electronic commerce (GBDe), a worldwide summit of business and government leaders.
Among his public sector activities, Jim was invited by General Colin Powell to participate in the historic Presidents' Summit for America's Future where he served as an advisor on the use of the Internet. General Powell awarded Jim with the America's Promise Red Wagon for his contribution to the betterment of America's children. Jim is the founder and former president of the Friends of Arjay Miller - Stanford Business School's most long-lived student social institution.
Jim holds a degree in Economics and Latin American Studies from Dartmouth College and an MBA from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. He lives in Los Angeles, California with his wife and two sons.
The BigButtons Corporation 15200 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 213 Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 info@bigbuttons.com
Brief Greenstar Biographies Bios
www.greenstar.org/bios.htm
Published on: 7/26/2000 Last Visited: 8/16/2005
biographies of key Greenstar executives and Ambassadors. | Michael North | Charles Gay | Jonathan Lash | Peter McKenzie | Larry Seaquist | Jock Gill | Janet Poley | Edward C. Kern, Jr | Grey Burkhar | Michael McDonald | R.K. Pachauri | Khalid Moidu | Tony Rutkowksi | David Reed | Stephen Wheeler | Mark Irion | David Aylward | Jim Hake | Fuad Abulfotuh | Chuck Chamberlain | Mary Buffett | Peter Varadi | Krishan Lal Chugh | Ernest Wilson | Bill Yerkes | P.R. Rajeswari, | David Braun | Osei Darkwa | Walt Ratterman
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James Hake
jim@persistx.com
Jim is the founder and former chairman of Global Information Infrastructure (GII) -- an executive information and education business that advances the successful application of Internet technology in business, government and education.
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Jim led the initial development of "The Standard for Internet Commerce" -- a non-technical standard that will specify the capabilities and best practices that any business or organization must implement to provide higher levels of customer satisfaction, privacy and security.
Prior to GII, Jim was a founding partner of Access Media Inc. -- an information and media company -- where he engineered the acquisition of GII by SOFTBANK, the world's largest technology-related education and content company. GII is now a business unit of Ziff-Davis (NYSE: ZD).
Among his public sector activities, Jim was invited by General Colin Powell to participate in the historic Presidents' Summit for America's Future where he served as an advisor on the use of the Internet and led a session on the Role of Technology for the Summit's delegates. Jim received from General Powell the America's Promise "red wagon" in acknowledgment of his contribution to the betterment of America's children.
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Jim also served on American Canvas, created by National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Jane Alexander to ensure a legacy for the arts in America.
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Today, Jim is the CEO of Bigbuttons.com, an influential new ecommerce company.
TEN - Master Site - Profile
www.techempower.net/0/show_profile.asp?aff_id=0&id=jame...
Last Visited: 10/11/2005
Jim Hake CEO SignalOne Media Corp
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Jim is the Chief Executive Officer of SignalOne Media. SignalOne was founded to create and invest in local, independent media enterprises in emerging democracies. The business is focused on radio, television and Internet opportunities in the Middle East and central Asia.
Jim is also the founder of the Spirit of America - a nonprofit organization that extends the goodwill of the American people to those advancing freedom and democracy abroad.
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Prior to Spirit of America, Jim was a technology and media industry entrepreneur and executive. In 2000 and 2001, he was recognized as a "Technology Pioneer" by the World Economic Forum at its annual meetings in Davos, Switzerland.
Jim was a founding partner and president of Access Media Inc. - an integrated media company serving the information technology industry. At Access Media Jim started the company's GII (Global Information Infrastructure) business unit and created the industry's first Internet-focused media programs. Jim sold Access Media's GII unit to SOFTBANK in 1997, the world's biggest investor in the Internet at the time. GII subsequently became a business unit of Ziff Davis - another SOFTBANK company - and Jim was employed at Ziff Davis as GII's chairman from 1997 to 1999.
Before founding Access Media, Jim was a Marketing Manager at Rational Software where, beginning as the company's first marketing employee, he was responsible for the launch of the company's first hardware and software products. Rational became a publicly traded company was later acquired by IBM.
Among his public sector activities, Jim participated in the historic Presidents' Summit for America's Future where he served as an advisor on the use of the Internet and led a session on the Role of Technology for the Summit's delegates.
Jim received a BA and graduated with distinction in Economics from Dartmouth College in 1979. He earned an MBA in 1983 from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. He lives in Los Angeles, California with his wife and two children.
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