The group of editorial, creative and marketing professionals who comprise the HOOK' D management team together have decades of magazine publishing
experience. As important, each is truly hook'd on the game of golf and the game of life. We are our readers.

Michael Golden is a national award-winning sports and news journalist, and former media fellow of the Open Society Institute in New York, NY. Golden's feature
and investigative reports have earned him honors from the National Headliner Awards, the Associated Press, the Society of Professional Journalists, the National
Academy of Television Journalists, and the Edward R. Murrow Awards. In 2000, Golden transitioned from journalism to the world of politics and advocacy. He earned
an M.S. in Public Services Management at DePaul University and went on to manage multi-million-dollar U.S. Senate and Congressional campaigns. Golden served as
one of John Kerry's communications directors in the 2004 general election and salved his wounds with many rounds of golf thereafter.

Howard Cao is not only a passionate golfer but also an awardwinning advertising and editorial photographer whose clients include Fortune, Discover, Men's
Health, Adidas, and Miller Brewing Co. The former photo editor of ONE magazine and director of photography for leading e-commerce websites, Cao is an expert at
integrating print and online capabilities into unified marketing strategies. His creative work has earned honors from American Photography 19 and PDN/Nikon.
He has also taught senior portfolio development at San Francisco's Academy of Art University. Cao became hook'd on golf three years ago, and his ever-expanding
collection of rare Scotty Cameron putters hasn't dulled his proclivity for three-putting.

David Albertson is principal of Albertson Design, a multidisciplinary creative services company specializing in editorial, brand, and marketing communications.
He leads a team of art directors, designers, photographers and writers in the realization of new editorial concepts, as well as consulting on the overall
packaging of content. Over the past decade, Albertson has launched several new magazine titles, notably Make, Chow, 7x7 and Nickelodeon. After graduating from
the renowned Rhode Island School of Design, Albertson worked for Alexander Isley Design and Tibor Kalman's studio M&Co. before launching his company in 1995.
His longtime enthusiasm for golf is not matched by his handicap.

Greg Jones is the president of Granite Bay Media, a magazine publishing consultancy based in Northern California. Jones has worked with hundreds of magazines
over his 25 years in the publishing industry. He has consulted on the budget preparations, source development and full-scale launches of many well-known titles
including Wired, Western Interiors & Design, Fast Company, Nascar, Mother Jones, Business 2.0 and Motorcycle Classics. As one of the original architects of the
Lighthouse Publishing Model, Jones has extensive experience in magazine circulation and also has served clients in both the purchase and sale of several
magazine properties. He often speaks at industry events and conducts intensive in-house training programs for many top firms, including Rodale Press and F&W
Publications.

A graduate of the University of Nevada, Reno, with a B.A. with honors in Journalism and Art, Sara Huston joined Albertson Design in March 2005. Her previous
experience includes time in Hamburg, Germany, as an art director for Leagas Delaney, a British advertising and design agency. Huston has worked on projects for
Hewlett-Packard and Pottery Barn, and recently collaborated on an identity redesign for the Aspen Art Museum in Colorado. Huston is also art directing a special
edition of Make magazine called Craft.
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