As smartphones proliferate, artists have to compete for an audience’s attention

Instead of distracting from live music performances, what if technology could make the fans part of the show?

Introducing Amp'd*, The Audience Relationship Solution.

Amp'd involves fans in concerts and festivals.

Embrace mobile technology that immerses fans in the performance, not in their phones.

*Patent Pending

• Directs phone use during concerts to engage fans in an artist's performance
• Quizzes keep the audience interested and reward them for correct answers
• Rewards
• Custom animations make fans and their phones part of the show
• Encore voting and requests create a unique and interactive experience
• Do Existing Business Better
• Capture New Revenue Streams
• Watch Amp'd In Action

For more information, contact Steve:

• sales@Amp'dapp.com
• (816) 215-3675

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David Epstein

• David Epstein has worked in digital media since 1995 as both an entrepreneur and for large corporate entities.
  Recently, David was the Vice-President of Digital Strategy for NBC Universal. He served on the Digital Roundtable for NBC,
  which set and implemented the strategic digital direction for the network. Before joining NBC, David co-founded
  BlairLake New Media in 1995. An Internet design and strategy firm, BlairLake created web strategies for numerous
  high profile brands such as Sprint, Armani Exchange and Smithsonian Magazine. In 2000, BlairLake was acquired by
  Compuware Corporation of Detroit. Following the acquisition by Compuware, David worked on the integration team
  that blended the two corporations and grew Compuware’s Internet development plans.

Thad Langford

• As an executive at Sprint, Thad Langford was a pioneer in mobile music as he led business development efforts to forge
  first-of-their-kind relationships with music labels to enable the download and stream of music to mobile devices.
  In his latest role as President & CEO of start-up Zave Networks, Thad positioned the digital incentive platform
  company as the technology leader leading to its recent acquisition by Google.

Dolphus Ramseur

• Dolph is the founder of Ramseur Records an independent record label and music management company whose acts have won
  Grammy awards, performed live on the Grammy’s as well as on the Late Show with David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Fallon,
  Jimmy Kimmel, Craig Ferguson, Grand Ole Opry and Austin City Limits. In addition to late night TV success Ramseur acts
  have been featured on NPR radio hit shows “Fresh Air with Terry Gross”, “A Prairie Home Companion”, “All Things Considered” and
  “Weekend Edition.” Ramseur artists have gained much notoriety by headlining the largest music festivals in the United States
  including Bonnaroo, Coachella, Stagecoach, Newport Folk Festival, Austin City Limits Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest,
  MerleFest and numerous others.

Steven Revare

• Steven Revare has worked on the creative and strategic sides of interactive media for businesses across the country. He also founded
  Slugworth, Incorporated, which created apps and content for online and social media entertainment. Previously, Steve served as
  E-Business Marketing Director for Compuware Corporation. In early February of 2000, Compuware acquired BlairLake, a company
  co-founded by Revare. BlairLake developed creative Web and intranet solutions for major brands and organizations like Lee Apparel,
  Hostess, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, and American Century. Immediately prior to co-founding BlairLake, Steve created interfaces,
  wrote copy, and produced interactive projects, including two with comedian Dennis Miller. His experience also includes several years
  as an award-winning writer/producer/editor for network-affiliated television stations. Steve had his first novel, Raw, published in September of 2010.

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