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Ken Damato serves as president and chief executive officer of DoughMain, a suite of on- and -offline services designed to help families manage their lives while empowering them to become better educated about money. Damato led the development and launch of DoughMain in 2009 to take on the growing challenge of financial education among youth and adults, utilizing his entrepreneurial and management experience to lead the company.

Prior to founding DoughMain, Damato was the Managing Director of Intrepid Capital Partners, based out of Wayne, Pa., where he was responsible for setting and driving the strategic direction for several portfolio companies that span a variety of vertical business units. He was also responsible for working with the company’s board of directors to pursue strategic investment opportunities.

Previously, Damato served on the Crimson Investment Team as the chief operating officer for the Tyden Group. Damato's previous work experience also includes roles for American Standard, including senior vice president, bath and kitchen business, and vice president, Trane Commercial Systems business. He also serves as vice president of marketing at GE Lighting.

Damato graduated from Northeastern University with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and business administration. Outside of his professional endeavors, Damato lives in Princeton, N.J., with his wife, Karen, and two sons. Damato credits his children for inspiring him to found DoughMain.

David Reim serves as the Chief Marketing Officer of DoughMain, the first and only service to combine family management and financial education into one simple and convenient platform. Bringing extensive on- and -offline marketing experience to his position, Reim oversees the development and creative vision of DoughMain’s marketing strategy.

Prior to joining DoughMain, Reim founded Influence Partners, a management consulting firm providing digital and market positioning, strategy and implementation. Before this role, he served as president of TNS Healthcare’s U.S. Healthcare Market Research Division, as well as leader of its Global Account program, sharing responsibility for the company’s U.S. consumer-oriented healthcare practice.

Before joining TNS, Reim founded SimStar in 1993 as a technology-based marketing firm. In 1995, he shifted the company’s focus to Internet-based marketing for the pharmaceutical industry. In 2000, Reim led the expansion of SimStar into the multichannel CRM market with large-scale projects for leading pharmaceutical companies. Simstar’s growth was recognized with 4 Inc Magazine Fast 500 Awards and was named New Jersey Private Company of the Year in 2000. In 2005, Reim led the sale of SimStar to Rosetta, a privately held consulting company. His background also includes roles with Sun Microsystems, Apple and Unisys. Reim has also received numerous leadership recognitions.

Reim earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of California at San Diego. He also holds a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School. Reim resides in Princeton, N.J., with his wife, Jennifer, and five children

Greg Zesinger is the producer and head game designer at DoughMain. Dedicated to helping children of all ages improve their financial education through play, Zesinger oversees the development of DoughMain’s three age- relevant gaming websites: TheFunVault.com (ages 4-8), SandDollarCity.com (ages 8 to 12) and IRuleMoney.com (ages 13-19).

Before joining DoughMain, Zesinger served as the product manager at eGames in Langhorne, Penn., designing and marketing casual and social games for the world’s leading software retailers and top online game portals.

Prior to his move to the Northeast, Zesinger led marketing and product development for Action Products International – an educational and specialty toy company based in Orlando, Fla. – as its marketing and brand director. Zesinger joined Action Products in 2000 after serving as a key member of the design and production teams at Electronic Arts, where he worked on multiple award-winning Madden and NCAA Football titles.

Zesinger graduated from Virginia Tech in 1997, earning his bachelor’s degree in marketing management. He currently lives in Huntingdon Valley, Penn., with his wife, Ashley, and two daughters.