Mark Savoy, Chairman of the Board
Mark Savoy, has over 20 years of experience in the finance and business management, as well as 18 years in securities trading and brokerage industry. From 1990 to 1992, Mr. Savoy acted as president of the World Trade Consortium, an international trading company, and currently sits on the Board of Directors of several public trading companies.

Roy Escosar, Director & Chief Financial Officer
Roy Escosar is the C.F.O. of Alpine Pictures, Inc. Throughout his career, he has served as Technical Business Adviser with Alpha Pioneer Enterprises Pte. Ltd, Singapore, Business & Finance Manager with Hobbies & Crafts, Inc., Philippines, and Executive Secretary/Accountant at Chevron Transport Corporation in Pascagoula, MS. While working at Alpha Pioneer Enterprises Pte. Ltd., Singapore, he led a successful business proposal for sole distribution rights in Singapore with Procter and Gamble. In addition to that great accomplishment, Roy also restructured the compensation management and total training plans, which improved overall productivity by 50%. On a daily basis, he managed corporate and business development, finance, and marketing/sales. Roy is presently seeking a Master’s in Accounting & Financial Management at Keller Graduate School of Management in West Hills, California. For his undergraduate degree, Roy attended the prestigious University of the Philippines (UP) on scholarship and graduated with a degree in Business Administration, concentration in Accounting.

Jason Spasaro, Director, Chief Operations Officer & Secretary
Jason Spasaro joined Zuma upon its inception in 2003 and has served in various executive capacities over the past 5 years. Currently, as Chief Operating Officer and Corporate Secretary, he works in liaison with the CEO and CFO and plays an integral role in continued business plan development and focuses on the strategic direction of the Company. As a Relationship Manager at Computershare Investor Services Inc, the largest transfer in the world and the only global registry, he has guided several public companies through the operational mechanics of their mergers and acquisitions. Jason managed the 2006 $17 billion takeover of Canadian nickel miner Inco Limited by Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) of Brazil. The deal transformed CVRD into the world's second-largest mining company. Jason managed the 2005 privatization of Tesma International Inc, Decoma International Inc and Intier Automotive Inc by Magna International Inc. The transactions, which were collectively valued at $1.3 billion, resulted in each entity becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Magna International Inc. Jason was the primary contact for the 2004 $2.8 billion merger of R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company and Moore Wallace Inc, creating the largest printing company in North America. Jason facilitated the role of a Communication Specialist for the 2003 Ontario Savings Bonds campaign, which raised a total of $3.8 billion, the second highest sales in the history of Canadian Provincial bond issues. In 2001, Jason attained an Honors Bachelor of Commerce and a Minor of Economics at the Michael G. DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University of Ontario, Canada.