Anthony Campisi is a leading business strategist focused on pioneering a new breed of business solutions. Campisi coined the concept, The New Marketing Economy™ to describe how the Internet and web-based technologies are changing traditional marketing models as we know them. He leads a blog under the same name at www.newmarketingeconomy.com.

Campisi is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Annodyne, Inc, a professional services company providing Internet business strategy and creative/technical execution for clients as diverse as The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Comcast Corporation, Lucent Technologies, Dale Carnegie Training, MapQuest, and Rollerblade. He has also worked directly with a number of high profile political campaigns, as well as regional and civic business and cultural institutions.

A gifted entrepreneur, Campisi has grown the company he founded in 2001 from a boutique agency specializing in e-mail marketing campaigns, to a full-service developer of Internet-centric marketing models. Prior to founding Annodyne, Campisi played an integral role in the resurgence of Cartel Systems and the launch of Mercadien Technologies, two regionally-based network integration and e-Business services companies.

Campisi sits on the Board of Directors of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, is the Philadelphia Direct Marketing Association’s eMarketing Council Chairman, and is on the Advisory Board for the Philadelphia Area New Media Association – a division of the Eastern Technology Council.

A popular public speaker, Campisi recently provided expert insight on the topic of “E-Marketing Communications Lifecycle Development.”  Other recent speaking engagements include the 2005 Marketing Expo & Executive Conference and the 2006 Global Creative Economy Convergence Summit.  He has also been a guest lecturer at Villanova University’s MBA Program, discussing advances in the interactive marketing industry.

A graduate of Penn State University, Campisi and his family reside in the Philadelphia suburb of North Wales, PA.