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The visionary behind Genesis, Mr. Brinskele is a 25-year veteran of creating successful technology firms in the communications, information systems, and Internet marketplaces. A computer software and systems architect by training, he holds several patents in telecommunications and network technology.
Mr. Brinskele previously held senior executive positions with companies in the portfolio of BT Brightstar, the UK-based venture arm of global telecommunications giant British Telecom. During his tenure there, he served as strategic advisor to the CEO of BT Exact, one of the largest research and development labs in the world.
Mr. Brinskele was the founder and CEO of Silicon Valley startup QuantumShift, a company hailed as one of the most innovative new business models of the millennium. QuantumShift, which offered enterprise solutions for information and communication-technology management, was selected by Red Herring magazine as one of the top 100 firms most likely to change the world.
Mr. Brinskele also founded MTC, a technology-management services firm that created unique products and services for the Internet and telecommunications marketplace, and led the technology team during the launch of Centex Telemanagement, which today is a division of MCI. Called “the Darling of Wall Street” by Forbes magazine, Centex was one of the most successful, publicly traded firms of the 1980s.
Mr. Brinskele is a graduate of the prestigious OPM Executive Program for chief executives at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Business and a technology lecturer at Golden Gate University. When he’s not changing the world, he enjoys mountain biking and golfing.
Anthony More, President
An experienced information technology professional, Mr. More co-founded Genesis and is responsible for many of the innovative and key technologies that make the Genesis solution possible. He holds more than a dozen patents, with about 20 additional patents pending, in the fields of computer immunity and reliability.
A creative thinker equally at home with technology and detail, he found his passion in redesigning the way a computer works for the Internet age.
Mr. More cut his computing teeth on a Timex Sinclair computer at the age of 10. Programming and architecting led to an intense interest in technology and its practical applications, an interest that paid dividends early in his career.
As a general manager at a commercial real-estate enterprise. Mr. More leveraged computer technology throughout the organization to improve customer service and help grow the regional office from five to 35 agents.
He brought the same critical thinking to Biotech Journal, where he served as general manager from 1997 to 1999 and led the organization from a largely manual operation into a fully computerized set of business processes. He introduced computerization into the sales and finance departments as well.
Prior to founding Genesis Systems, Mr. More was an information technology manager for a private, K-8 school in San Francisco, where he managed a team of IT professionals and pioneered one of the first laptop-computer programs for elementary grade levels. He also deployed the first wireless network in a California school.
Mr. More holds a B.A. in English and creative writing from Colby College. In his spare time, he is an avid backpacker and enjoys spending time with his family.