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Cornelius Colin McNab is a digital media strategist, entrepreneur, and manager of new product development, with experience launching Internet and media-related businesses since 1999. He helped launch Div2000.com (a B-to-B startup) in 1999, founded OmniLinks.com (a B-to-C search engine with multimedia and web development services) in 2000, managed the launch of VeryFunnyAds.com (a broadband video entertainment site) in 2006, and founded 3 Guys In A Garage (a digital media incubator) and launched Yucimi.com (a video recommendation service) in 2007. Colin has worked in strategy, product management, business development, and software engineering roles with Fortune 1000 corporations such as TBS/Time Warner, IBM, and Pitney Bowes. Also, he is an inventor with 4 issued patents. Colin has been featured in Boston Business Journal and Mass High Tech as an entrepreneur, and he was recognized as a "Modern Day Technology Leader" in US Black Engineer and IT Magazine. Colin earned his MBA from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan School of Business at MIT), with a concentration in New Product and Venture Development; he holds a bachelors from Yale University.