With over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications, broadcast, computer and networking industries, Tim Anderson, President and Chief Technical Officer of TBC Integration, possesses deep technical knowledge which translates into the delivery of value-added services to handle any client requirements. He is a proven visionary in all aspects of start-up operations, with extensive experience in strategic planning, network infrastructure deployment, software development, marketing, sales management, and international distribution. Mr. Anderson's technical expertise includes MPEG-2 compression, IP over satellite, broadband streaming video, and voice packet switching.

As the President and CTO of TBC Integration, Mr. Anderson has the chief responsibility of developing and implementing cutting-edge technology products and services for clients in the global marketplace, in addition to developing networks of qualified consultants to meet client demand, raising venture capital and formulating patent applications on newly developed processes.

Prior to his current position, Mr. Anderson served as the President and CTO of Bit Central, in addition to retaining a seat on the Board of Directors. After securing over $4.5 million in venture capital funding, he built the organization to $15.3 million in revenues and a staff of 58 professionals in a two-year timeframe. In conjunction with his tenure at Bit Central, he served as the Chief Architect and as a member of the Board of Directors for AnyTime TV.

In 1991, Mr. Anderson co-founded Direct Net Telecommunications, which realized revenues of $85 million in 2000, with over 200 employees working in five foreign countries. Direct Net was acquired in 2000 by a financial consortium of private equity investors led by Baring Communications Equity (Emerging Europe) and Sector Capital Fund Limited.

Mr. Anderson previously served as President of Miralite Communications, for eight of his eleven-year tenure, in addition to holding positions as CFO and VP of Sales. Miralite, an antenna manufacturer and network integration, had peak sales of $8 million.

Mr. Anderson received a degree in Economics from the University of California, Irvine. He has created and secured five trademarks (Spaceline, view.topia, Virtual Generator, Mediapipe, and bitcentral), and is a co-inventor on two patent applications.

Sean Busby, Executive Vice President and Co-Founder of TBC Integration, Inc., possesses more than 12 years of experience in the satellite, broadband and MPEG industry. Mr. Busby oversees the sales, marketing and operations functions of the company, with chief responsibility for sourcing and securing major contracts. Under his leadership, the company has become a recognized leader in the MPEG and IP content distribution, in addition to realizing four-fold revenue increases since inception of the business.

Prior to co-founding TBC Integration, Inc., Mr. Busby was the Director of Strategic Programs for BitCentral, a systems network integrator specializing in IP delivery. Mr. Busby’s role was to develop and maintain key customer and vendor relations. As a founding member of BitCentral, he was an essential player in establishing the company as the first satellite e-commerce site in the industry through the development and successful launch of numerous marketing and sales campaigns. In addition, Mr. Busby expanded the MediaPipe software solution designed initially for CBS Newspath into business enterprise markets and high profile accounts such as Cingular.

Starting his career in the satellite telecommunication industry as a project manager, Mr. Busby quickly elevated himself within the industry through key sales and management positions, including Senior Sales Engineer and Director of Sales with Miralite Communications – parent company of BitCentral, Inc.

Mr. Busby received a degree in Management and Technology from Webster University in 1997. While attending school at California State University, Fullerton, he participated in ROTC Training where he graduated in the top 12% of his Officer Training Camp at Fort Knox Battalion School.