Tomm's career has spanned from Hollywood to Madison Ave., but his passion has always been automobiles. Whether he’s restoring or racing them, photographing or writing about them, Tomm is a true car guy. Since 1997, he has been at the helm of a multi-award-winning advertising & design agency specializing in the automotive aftermarket. He now brings his marketing & design experience and his automotive passion together in creating CarShowSafari.com.

Bill is an accomplished professional with a career in new media design. His work is focused on the development of creative, customized multimedia solutions for a wide array of clients. Bill has over 26 years of experience in graphic design and advertising, and over 16 years in web and new media design.
BIll has had a life-long love of cars; his current restoration project is a 1968 Pontiac Bonneville convertible.

Andre has over 30 years of experience in business development within aerospace, commercial, and not-for-profit organizations. He has a particular expertise in the development of cost-effective processes for a variety of technologically complex systems, products, and services.
Andre has been interested in automobiles from a young age. He inherited a 1963 Corvair Spyder as his first car, spurring a passion for Corvairs that continues to this day.

Bob Marlow attended his first auto race at six; by 12 he was a speedway vendor; in his teens he began as a racing reporter and has since covered everything from short tracks to Formula 1 and IndyCar. Bob started as a speedway announcer at 22 and has been on the microphone at over 60 speedways.
Bob's was a racing correspondent for the NATIONAL SPEED SPORT NEWS for over 30 years before joining CarShowSafari.com.

Ruby has been going to car events since before she could walk. She is the social media director for the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, the oldest auto museum in New England. Ruby has written for a number of automotive publications, including Throttle Gals. She loves having a career that blends her two passions, writing and the automobile, and is working toward making the automotive industry more appealing and accessible to women.

Roger Frank has worked in finance, technology and global markets for decades. An MBA graduate of NYU Stern School of Business, Roger began his Wall Street career focusing on international and emerging markets and technology.
He won a Fast Company award in 2008 for pioneering new models in microfinance and impact investing. His speaking credits include the State Department, leading universities and many global conferences on finance.