
Ross Teasley, CEO
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Ross Teasley
CEO, Casa Dana Group, Inc.
Detailed Work History
- Ross received a double Bachelor’s degree with honors from the University of Michigan in Russian Language and Literature, and Russian and East European Studies
- Worked with the largest Russian-language publishing house outside of the Soviet Union (Ardis Publishers); eventually becoming co-owner
- Launched publishing services company, Infoscan, building artificial intelligence computer systems for multi-lingual publishing companies (clients: MIT, Michigan & Oxford University Press)
- Built large-scale full-text and image databases (clients: US Library of Congress, Ford, Disney)
- Founded and published the first-ever multimedia music magazine (POPi)
- Began broadcasting music videos on the Internet in 1994 (clients: Warner, Sony, BMG)
- Had an active career during the dot-com days as a programmer, designer, creative director
- Served as corporate marketing executive (AutoByTel, eCommercial, CelebrityGolf)
Ross wrote and produced an educational documentary about local Dana Point history for the Dana Point Historical Society called “Dana Point: My Home Town,” which is used in local classrooms and runs on the local government access cable channel. He worked with Adam J. Richman, a young film maker who grew up in Dana Point and is an award-winning recent graduate of the Chapman University Film and Television school. “Dana Point: My Home Town” was proudly created using local talent to tell some important elements of local history, including voice-overs by then-Mayor Wayne Rayfield.
Ross currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Dana Point Historical Society, for the Dana Point Earth/Ocean Society, and has launched a new Orange County nonprofit called OCGood.org, whose mission is to provide volunteer social web and technology expertise, training and support to local, struggling nonprofits.
About Me
This “About” page seems woefully incomplete without this, a list of things that matter to me:
- community (scaling social capital)
- friends (cooperation and support)
- conversations (education and social culture)
- health (food, exercise and environment)
- alternatives (fuels and ideas)
- collaboration (how to share data, information, knowledge and wisdom)
- sustainability
- art
- cars
- creativity
Oh, and espresso. Really good espresso.