Ed is the founder and CEO of One-on-One Doubles, The New Game of Tennis. Ed is currently entering his 20th year as Owner and Director of the College Tennis Academy, Inc. Ed's College Tennis Exposure Camps are the nation's only summer tennis camps taught exclusively by Head College Coaches. Ed's camp locations currently include the University of South Florida, Brown University and Lehigh University. Ed started his College Tennis Academy at Harvard University in 1989. Ed coached the Harvard Women's Tennis Team to four consecutive Ivy League titles from 1986-1990.

In 1990, Ed produced his B.E.S.T. serve video which pioneered the abbreviated serve into both the teaching and playing ranks. Prior to Harvard, Ed was the Head Assistant Men's Coach at Clemson University, where he coached the Men's Team to two ACC team titles and a #5 national team ranking in 1985. In 1991, Ed coached the Charlotte Heat of the World Team Tennis League (who drew up to 8,000 in attendance) to the playoffs and a #2 finish in the Eastern Division.

Ed has been a speaker at the ITA, USTA, USPTR and USPTA National Conventions. He is the author of six tennis videos and DVDs, with his 2005 Florida and Alabama Collegiate One-on-One Doubles TV shows being aired on Fox College Sports (FCS) to their 52 million viewership. Ed's One-on-One Doubles instructional DVD was also aired on The Tennis Channel in 2005. Ed writes original blues songs about tennis, which have received top ratings at SoundClick.com. You can reach Ed at 813-684-9031 or oneononedoubles@yahoo.com.

Joseph P. McDermott has over 20 years of financial management experience in the aerospace, defense, aviation, and consumer products industries. Joe McDermott for the last 12 years, has performed as the Chief Financial Officer for Metron Aviation, Inc. and Metron, Inc. During this period of time Joe McDermott produced 11 consecutive years of increased revenue growth and profitability. Joe McDermott was responsible for all of the accounting, contracts, human resources, administration, and management information systems functions. In addition to the above responsibilities, Joe McDermott performed the negotiations with and set-up the banking relationships with multi-million dollar lines of credit.

Joe McDermott was a varsity tennis player at the University of Central Florida where he was a teammate and roommate of Coach Krass. Joe McDermott played doubles at the 1982 NCAA Tennis Tournament. Joe McDermott was named to the All-Sunshine-State conference team in 1982. Joe McDermott was a varsity tennis player at Rollins College during the 1978-79 season.

Howard Lipkint brings to the company over 20 years of experience as a Sports Television Producer for all of the major broadcast and cable networks. Along with producing various genres of sports, Mr. Lipkint is responsible for developing unique sports programs, such as "The X-Karts Racing Series" and "Hot August Nights", one of the longest running and most successful Classic Car showcase events in the country. Additional programming includes music videos, sports events, awards shows and other weekly and/or periodic entertainment programs, including more than 50 shows for ESPN.

Some of the sports programming that Howard had been involved with include Silver Collector Car Auctions, Unlimited Hydroplane Boat Racing Series, The ESPY Awards, Various Celebrity Golf Tournaments, The Reno Air Races, The Japan Bowl, East West Shrine College Football, Family Circle Tennis, IMSA car racing circuit, plus many other sporting events.

In addition to sports, Howard was involved in entertainment programming as well, such as; The Annual MTV Awards Show, Music Videos ranging from Cyndi Lauper to Huey Lewis & the News, Catch a Rising Star's 25th Anniversary Special, Lee Greenwood's North Atlantic Christmas Special, plus other entertainment shows for all the major networks. He has been responsible for producing shows with budgets ranging from $10,000 to $5 million.