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Schwartz, Sander- Sander Schwartz is Senior Vice President of Columbia Children's Programming. Sie, John- John Sie is the Chairman and CEO of Encore Media Corporation (EMC) and the International Channel. John Sie is also the founder of WAM!, a children's TV channel and subsidiary of EMC. In 1982 Sie was awarded the Robert H. Beisswenger Memorial Award (Vanguard Associates Award) by the National Cable Television Association (NCTA). In 1986 he was honored with the Grand Tam Award from the Cable Administration and Marketing Society. Sie is currently a member of the Board of Governors of the National Academy of Cable Programming, the NCTA's Satellite Network Committee, and Honorary Chair of Cable Positive. Steyer, James- James Steyer is the founder and CEO of JP Kids, a new multiple-media venture striving to serve the educational and pro-social needs of children. Currently, JP Kids is focusing its efforts on television programming and multiple media for kids. Thomas, Elizabeth- Elizabeth Thoman is Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Media Literacy. Valenti, Jack- Jack Valenti is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Motion Picture Association of America. Prior to his involvement with the MPAA, Valenti had a successful career in advertising and was a Special Assistant in the Johnson Administration. Mr. Valenti has written several books and was awarded the Legion D'Honeur by the French Government. Vanderwerff, Whitney- Whitney Vanderwerff joined the National Alliance for Non-Violent Programming in 1993 and currently serves as its executive director. The Alliance is a non-profit network of national women's organizations created solely to provide community options to address media violence. She not only develops and implements the Alliance's programs in broad-based community coalitions, but she delivers presentations and conducts hands-on programs focusing on media literacy as violence prevention. 10

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