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J. Michael Heil, age 54, Heil has been involved with building, owning and operating Cable Television systems, Satellite Broadcast Networks, Communication Companies and internet based video streaming businesses since 1980. From 1980 to 1985 he owned, built and operated cable TV systems in Arizona that he sold to Cable America and Times Mirror Inc. In 1984 he started a pay-per-view television company with financing from Pacific Power Financial Services; which within two years sold to a Canadian Public Company, Television Entertainment Network where he worked as Chairman and CEO until 1989. In 1990, Mr. Heil first consulted and then went to work for Washington D.C. based COMSAT as Director of Operations. At that time, COMSAT was the world's largest operator of orbiting geostationary satellites and Satellite delivered Hotel Pay-Per- View Systems. In 1994, he formed a new organization, Skylink America Inc., with 240,000 subscriber satellite pay- per- view business and moved it Oregon. After one year of operation he merged this business with a local cellular company that eventually sold to MCI. In 1995 he owned and managed a satellite transponder leasing company, Programming Services Inc. with leased time from Hughes Satellite. The company managed long term leased contracts for digital space segment with ATT, Broadcast International Inc and over a dozen Universities and start up niche networks. Programming Services also operated four digital networks and an uplink and playback facility. Mr. Heils Company up-linked the first digital video premium pay content after successfully contracting with all the major movie studios for content. In 1996 he was offered a position as chairman and CEO of a Bulletin Board public company which he quickly built into AMEX Company, C3D Television Inc. C3D created a worldwide patented technology that produced television special effects programming content. C3D was sold to a Korean media provider in 2000. In 2001 Mr. Heil was operating a start-up wireless broadband internet business which merged into a new wireless internet start-up, Corridor Communications Inc. which was acquired by Amnis Systems Inc. a high end video streaming company out of Palo Alto California. Mr. Heil became the CEO and went on building the company becoming a cable MSO with the acquisition of 27 franchise cable systems. In May of 2006 Mr. Heil joined Ad Systems Communication Inc. as its CEO and began rebuilding the company's core business plan from the ground up. After 24 months of new technology development, beta launches in the lab and field and the filing of the company's patent application he launched Ad Systems new technology as a turnkey spot cable operator with new state-of the-art technology. In 2007 he started Speedpal Broadband Inc. a wireless internet and Media delivery business focused on the rural and tier 2 and tier 3 markets.
I read a article that made it sound like he got fired from corridor communications Inc.
Does anyone have any more information on ad systems CEO? They don't have a picture of him on their website which I find alarming.
The more I dig into to ad systems the more concerned I get that my money may not be safe.
