Kramer Communications

Company Management

• President/CEO- Marc Kramer
• Central America- JJ Fabrega
• South America- Pablo Naranjo

Marc has been a respected fixture in our Entrepreneurial ecosystem for two decades and a spur to its growth and vibrance. He is a premier dedicated commentator on the dynamics of entrepreneurship, which has helped numerous active and aspiring entrepreneurs over the years and in times to come."

Steve Goodman, senior partner Morgan Lewis Bockius and one of America’s leading entrepreneurial attorneys.

President/CEO- Marc Kramer

	Marc Kramer is serial entrepreneur and president of Kramer Communications that provides Internet strategic marketing, sales and communications, business plan development, and content service strategy and project management. He is also a project faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business Global Consulting Practicum and a professional speaker and lectures on topics such as Internet marketing, marketing, sales networking, corporate entrepreneurship and turning around distressed companies.
Marc founded Prompt Payment, a financial services company, which provided funding to the suppliers of Fortune 1000 companies and was acquired by Leaf Financial. Marc is also the founder of ExpertSpeakers.net, which marketed business professionals to trade associations and corporations to speak to their members and employees and was acquired by SpeakerMatch. Marc is a former partner at USWeb, the world’s largest Internet consulting firm, prior to that was president of Mixed Media Works, and an interactive company that produced such web sites for Rosenbluth International and CoreStates Bank among others. Before joining MMW, Marc started the Eastern Technology Council, the second largest business technology council in the U.S., with over 1,000 corporate members. He also launched and ran Technology Times, the second largest business technology newspaper in the U.S.; the Pennsylvania Technology Transfer Center; the Institute of Biotechnology and Advanced Molecular Medicine; the Penn State Technology Development Center and the Pennsylvania Private Investors Group, the country’s first formally organized investor angels network. Marc has also served as president/CEO of Business Philadelphia and Seven Arts, two large regional magazines. Marc has received such awards as the *Inc. Magazine Entrepreneur of the Year, American Electronics Association Spirit of America Award* and was three years in a row named one of the Top Five Business Leaders Under Age 40 in Philadelphia region by the Philadelphia Jaycees and won the *Small Business Journalist of the Year* by the Center City Proprietors Association of Philadelphia in 2006. • "Power Networking", published by NTC Publishing in 1997, a division of McGraw Hill, was a Success magazine, NBIA Book Club, Human Resource Book Club and Right Management (largest outplacement firm in the world) selection. • "Small Business Turnaround", published by Adams Media in 1999, was named one of the 30 Best Business Books in 2000 by Executive Book Summaries. • "Financing & Building an E-Commerce Venture" published by Prentice Hall in 2001, was an Ingram, NBAI Book Club and California CEO magazine selection.Two leading regional business publications, Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal and the Times Herald, have contracted Marc to write a monthly business column on Internet and small business.

Marc Kramer is serial entrepreneur and president of Kramer Communications that provides Internet strategic marketing, sales and communications, business plan development, and content service strategy and project management. He is also a project faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business Global Consulting Practicum and a professional speaker and lectures on topics such as Internet marketing, marketing, sales networking, corporate entrepreneurship and turning around distressed companies.

Marc founded Prompt Payment, a financial services company, which provided funding to the suppliers of Fortune 1000 companies and was acquired by Leaf Financial. Marc is also the founder of ExpertSpeakers.net, which marketed business professionals to trade associations and corporations to speak to their members and employees and was acquired by SpeakerMatch. Marc is a former partner at USWeb, the world’s largest Internet consulting firm, prior to that was president of Mixed Media Works, and an interactive company that produced such web sites for Rosenbluth International and CoreStates Bank among others.

Before joining MMW, Marc started the Eastern Technology Council, the second largest business technology council in the U.S., with over 1,000 corporate members. He also launched and ran Technology Times, the second largest business technology newspaper in the U.S.; the Pennsylvania Technology Transfer Center; the Institute of Biotechnology and Advanced Molecular Medicine; the Penn State Technology Development Center and the Pennsylvania Private Investors Group, the country’s first formally organized investor angels network.

Marc has also served as president/CEO of Business Philadelphia and Seven Arts, two large regional magazines.

Marc has received such awards as the Inc. Magazine Entrepreneur of the Year, American Electronics Association Spirit of America Award and was three years in a row named one of the Top Five Business Leaders Under Age 40 in Philadelphia region by the Philadelphia Jaycees and won the Small Business Journalist of the Year by the Center City Proprietors Association of Philadelphia in 2006.

• "Power Networking", published by NTC Publishing in 1997, a division of McGraw Hill, was a Success magazine, NBIA Book Club, Human Resource Book Club and Right Management (largest outplacement firm in the world) selection.

• "Small Business Turnaround", published by Adams Media in 1999, was named one of the 30 Best Business Books in 2000 by Executive Book Summaries.

• "Financing & Building an E-Commerce Venture" published by Prentice Hall in 2001, was an Ingram, NBAI Book Club and California CEO magazine selection.Two leading regional business publications, Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal and the Times Herald, have contracted Marc to write a monthly business column on Internet and small business.