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Clement
Driscoll is Founder and President of C.J. Driscoll
& Associates. He has over twenty years of marketing
and research experience in GPS and wireless communications.
Mr. Driscoll directed the marketing of Teletrac’s
fleet vehicle location service and Magnavox’s line
of GPS navigation and satellite communication products.
He authored the Survey of Location Systems to Support
Wireless 911, sponsored by the State of California 911
Department and APCO, which served as a basis for the FCC’s
wireless E911 rulemaking (Docket 94-102) requiring accurate
location of wireless 911 callers. Mr. Driscoll has served
as industry consultant on telematics to the Automobile
Association of America and has consulted to leading cellular
carriers, GPS manufacturers, vehicle navigation systems
suppliers and technology companies.
Clem Driscoll is a graduate of the University
of Notre Dame and has an MBA from St. John’s University.
Mr. Driscoll is a member of the Editorial Advisory Board
of GPS World magazine and serves on Advisory Boards
of several leading industry suppliers. He is a frequent
speaker at industry conferences and has written numerous
articles on location-based technologies and applications
for leading industry publications including GPS World,
RCR, Automotive Fleet, Auto Rental News and Telematics
Update. He is a noted authority on location-based applications
for both commercial and consumer markets and has been
quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, Fortune
magazine, the L.A. Times and other leading publications.
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Mark
Licht is a pioneer of the LBS and telematics
industries and senior advisor to C.J. Driscoll &
Associates. He is an entrepreneur with nearly 20 years
experience in the formation, financing and operations
of wireless services and technology companies. He
co-founded and served as President of SigmaOne Communications,
an E911 wireless location technology venture. Over
a five year period, he raised $30 million from SigmaOne
strategic partners, developed a world class location
system, grew the company to 90 engineers and business
professionals and established strategic relationships
with Cingular and BellSouth Wireless. Licht also co-founded
and served as President of Teletrac (later AirTouch
Teletrac), the world’s first wireless location
ASP focusing on the delivery of fleet management,
stolen vehicle recovery, and consumer location services.
Over the past 15 years, Teletrac has emerged as the
world’s largest land-based wireless location
and fleet data service provider. The Teletrac system
currently serves over 45,000 fleet users and 3,000
companies in the U.S. (Trafficmaster, UK) and has
350,000 customers in Israel and Latin America (Ituran,
Israel). Mr. Licht holds a B.A. degree from the University
of California, Los Angeles, and a Masters Degree from
the London School of Economics.
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