Lisa Eisenpresser

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Lisa has spent the last seventeen years as a media entrepreneur, executive and producer. She is currently Co-Founder and CEO of SaysMe, funded by Intel Capital and Ashton Kutcher’s Katalyst Films. Its mission is to democratize TV advertising by letting everyone create or customize and run targeted ads for as little as $6 in the markets and on the networks of their choice. Prior to this, Lisa was Co-Founder and President of Sunshine Direct, a direct response marketing company, where she built Financial Freedom Discoveries, a successful series of infomercials selling products that enable people with no business background to make money in real estate. She also created Keaton Manufacturing Company, a home furnishing and lifestyle brand with Diane Keaton.

Prior to Sunshine Direct, Lisa was an executive at Ronald Lauder Investments in New York where she helped build Infinity Holdings, a venture capital group focused on media and technology companies.

From 1991-2001, Lisa created and produced numerous genres of entertainment for leading edge new media companies. As Executive Producer and VP of Strategic Development for Brilliant Digital Entertainment, she oversaw production and distribution of animated movies, music videos and advertisements. As VP of Original Content at iXL, a publicly traded internet consulting company, she led her department in the creation of branding programs for Forbes 500 clients as well as original programming for Microsoft and AOL. Among her creations was “Satori,” a visionary series focused on self-improvement, which she conceived, produced and licensed to the Microsoft Network (MSN) in 1997.

Previously, Lisa directed CD-ROM business development at Time Warner and produced interactive TV and Internet content for TCI Cable, including an awarding-winning site for the Getty Museum.

Lisa began her career in television and film production at the news show, South Africa Now, and at Roger Corman’s Concorde Pictures in Los Angeles. She embarked on a pioneering new media career in 1992 when she co-developed the first real-time digital video sampler, “VuJak.” She holds a B.A. with honors from Brown University where she also received a Ford Foundation Grant in Modern Culture and Media.

Recent press links can be viewed at:

http://www.saysme.tv/static/press