Shelly joined the company in 2000 as a Community Marketing Manager. Currently, Shelly leads the planning, strategy and execution of B2B and B2C marketing nationwide for a portfolio of over 30 international television channels targeting Asian, European and Middle Eastern consumers in North America. A native of Vancouver, Washington, Shelly graduated cum laude from Pacific Lutheran University with a degree in Communication and a minor in Spanish. She spends her spare time traveling internationally, volunteering, learning Mandarin Chinese with her 3-year old, looking for misplaced sticky notes and planning her retirement in Argentina. She is married and lives in Seattle with her husband Nate and her daughter Gabrielle.

Prior to joining Cox, Naide served as senior director of audience experience at CNN Worldwide. In this role, Naide led network efforts to build engaged fan bases for CNN/HLN shows and talent on social media platforms. His efforts helped create two-way conversations with consumers, driving viewership for CNN/HLN TV, and growing the networks’ social media audience to millions of fans/followers.

Naide also led Time Warner to create a unique bullying prevention partnership between CNN/Cartoon Network/Time and Facebook, culminating in the development of an anti-bullying Facebook application and an upcoming CNN town hall hosted by Anderson Cooper.

Naide has served in multiple marketing roles within the cable and telecommunications industry, including relationship marketing and ad sales for Turner’s video game network, GameTap, strategic pricing at Bellsouth, and customer experience and loyalty marketing at EarthLink.Naide also spent four years at Cox’s former direct-to-home satellite venture, PrimeStar, earlier in his career.

Adam holds a bachelor’s degree from Emory University and an MBA from the University of Georgia. He lives in Alpharetta, Ga., with his wife, Karen, and two children.

Andrea Bell Macey is the vice president of digital media and business development for WE tv. In this role, Ms. Macey oversees the day-to-day implementation of the networks’ advanced platform strategies and explores new business opportunities, such as licensing, merchandising, partnerships and strategic acquisitions. She also crafts digital promotions utilizing WE tv’s original programming and talent to create value-added opportunities for distribution and advertising partners; oversees broadband video development and distribution; and identifies video on demand, mobile and iTV applications for the network.

Ms. Macey has played a central role in the strategic planning and development efforts that have led to the significant growth of WE tv’s digital operations. Ms. Macey spearheaded the design, development and launch of GuySpeak.com, an online interactive forum for women to have their most fascinating questions about the opposite sex answered by real men. In 2008, Ms. Macey was a key contributor to the redesign of WEtv.com, resulting in a significant traffic increase over 2007. Central to the site’s rebuild was a strategy shift - moving from a promotional site to a fully interactive community, which includes social media, original web series, expert bloggers, and increased video content. The site saw double digit increases in traffic, page views and video views following the strategy shift and rebuild.

Previously, Ms. Macey was the director of multi-platform content where she oversaw the development and maintenance of the digital properties for WE tv, including content, branding, advertiser integration, design and online marketing in an effort to drive online traffic and revenue.

Prior to joining WE tv in 2006, Ms. Macey was manager of community marketing at Fox News Channel. During her eight year tenure there, she oversaw the content and development of the FOX Fan section of FOXNews.com. She also oversaw the online content for shows, including the network program “Geraldo at Large,” and “The Tony Snow Show” and “The Alan Colmes Show” radio programs. Previous positions at FNC included community producer and project coordinator of advertising and promotion. Earlier in her career, Ms. Macey served as programming operations coordinator for WLIW21/Program Resources Group and as a trainer for Borders Books and Music.

Ms. Macey earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from the State University of New York at Albany. She is a member of Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM) and Women in Cable Telecommunications (WICT), as well as a WICT Betsy Magness Leadership Institute Fellow. Ms. Macey’s work has earned both silver and bronze PROMAX Awards, CableFax Best of the Web Awards, a CableFax Program Award, two bronze Mark Awards, and a W3 Web Creativity Award. Additionally, in 2010, she was named to the Multichannel News annual “40 Under 40” list.

Jillian St. Charles serves as vice president of Scripps Networks Interactive’s HGTV.com, the No. 1 shelter site online, and the brand’s recently-launched gardening site, HGTVGardens.com. In this role, she is responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day operations of both sites, overseeing editorial programming (video, text and photography), entertainment convergence with the network, tool and application integration, and development of sponsorship opportunities.

St. Charles began her career with CNN in Atlanta, where she produced one of the network’s highest-rated and longest-running shows, TalkBack Live. She received an Emmy Award for the network’s coverage of the events of September 11. Most recently, she was online director of RedBookMag.com, where she had digital oversight of one of Hearst Magazines’ oldest and most well-known brands. St. Charles has also held programming positions with AOL, developing editorial vision for some of the industry’s highest-trafficked women/lifestyle web areas.

St. Charles is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and English.

Amy is responsible for the day-to-day editorial operations of CableFAX and contributes her DC expertise to CableFAX: The Magazine. Before joining Access Intelligence in 2000, she was a reporter in the Atlanta and Montgomery, AL, bureaus of the Associated Press, covering politics, education and a variety of other issues. Her articles appeared in papers across the country and sometimes the world. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Amy has written for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Macon (GA) Telegraph.