As a member of Adrenaline's business development and marketing team, Meredith Epstein is helping to build Adrenaline's recently formalized Technology Advisory Services practice. She works with Adrenaline's CTO to handle all TAS-related collateral development and outreach, developing and maintaining relationships with investors and other service providers to technology companies.

Prior to Adrenaline, Epstein was a member of the business development team at Women's Consumer Network, an online and offline affinity marketing company to women. At WCN, Epstein developed the strategy for the company's B2B group membership program as well as designed the company's business development collateral. Before WCN, Epstein was a senior associate at The Parthenon Group, a Boston-based business strategy-consulting firm. At Parthenon, Epstein advised companies in industries ranging from weight loss to insurance on issues such as sales force alignment and post-merger integration.

Epstein graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laude from Dartmouth College with a BA in mathematics and music.

As Adrenaline's only System Administrator, Jalon Zimmerman maintains the company's Information System infrastructure. An integral member of the Adrenaline team, he architects, builds and maintains all of the company's servers, workstations and internet services.

Zimmerman comes to Adrenaline from Intermedia Communications where he managed the Enterprise Architecture Group for the Business Internet division. While at Intermedia, he was heavily involved in IS and back office integration efforts for Intermedia telecom/IP acquisitions. Prior to Intermedia, Zimmerman was an independent consultant. During this time, Zimmerman architected technology solutions for governments of third world countries. He developed digital currency infrastructures, virtual free economic zones, online micro-storefronts and micro-loans. Zimmerman also pioneered the use of biometrically keyed X.509 certificates as a basis for passport, birth certificate and legal document identification for third-world governments.

In addition, Zimmerman has assisted with the technology aspects of drafting offshore Internet, banking, and incorporation privacy laws for several third-world countries, many of which became law. Follow up policies, currently under review, include the definition of assets and corporations being owned and controlled by digital autonomous agents.