The CEO TV Show Launches as the First Pan-Web TV Show

Ridgefield, CT, May 01, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The CEO Show with Robert Reiss announces the launch of the first pan-web “TV” show called “The CEO TV Show with Robert Reiss.” It will be hosted on websites that have proximity and affinity to America’s CEO community – like Vistage, Entrepreneurs’ Organization, Small Giants and others. The CEO TV Show will feature Robert Reiss interviewing CEOs who have “changed the fabric of American society.”™ Each month a different CEO will be featured, talking about topics including:

· Vision, leadership and the future
· Brand, marketing and growth
· Innovation and technology
· Customer experience and culture
· CEO role

The CEO TV Show launches May 2, 2011 with Arkadi Kuhlmann, CEO and Chairman of ING Direct. Started in 2000, by creating a completely new bank model, ING Direct is known as America’s largest savings bank with about $90 billion in assets. In the interview, Kuhlmann shares the inside story of how and why he launched ING Direct and perspectives on innovation, culture, business success and American competitiveness.

In June The CEO TV Show will feature George Halvorson, Chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente, one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit health care systems. Halvorson will share a new healthcare model for America that dramatically reduces costs while significantly improving clinical outcomes.

Other featured CEOs on the CEO TV Show will include: Peter Cuneo, turn-around CEO of Marvel, who revitalized the company from a low of $0.96/share to the recent acquisition by Disney for $54/share; Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos.com, who helped grow Zappos from start-up to one of America’s most admired brands; John Paul DeJoria, who went from homeless to billionaire as co-founder Paul Mitchell Systems and founder of Patron Spirits Company.

Reiss comments on the purpose of The CEO TV Show: “CEOs’ value to our society is either often under-rated or ignored by traditional media. Yet they are singularly empowered to add jobs, value, and strategic vision for our economy. Our purpose is to provide a platform for CEOs to tell their stories directly to the public and help businesses succeed.

The CEO TV Show’s partners include: Senn Delaney, Sodexo, and the Intercontinental Hotel Group. The CEO TV Show’s technical partner is Workerbee TV.

Larry Senn, Chairman of Senn Delaney, generally considered the father of corporate culture, described the value of The CEO TV Show like this: “The CEO TV Show is the first media to provide video across several different websites to reach a broad – but targeted – audience of other CEOs and top managers.”

About The CEO Show:

The CEO Show was founded by Robert Reiss in 2007 as a radio show in Greenwich, CT. Its objective from the start was to interview CEOs to permit them to tell their stories to a broader audience. It is now syndicated by Business Talk Radio Network to over 40 stations across the country. The recently launched “CEO Show Minute” now plays over 3,000 per week in over 85 markets. In 2010, Reiss launched “The CEO Forum”, a quarterly publication featuring 10 in-depth CEO interviews each issue that is sent to the top 10,000 CEOs in America.

About Workerbee.TV:

Workerbee.TV combines experience from traditional TV, print media, and online marketing to create advanced and effective turn-key solutions to solve the challenges of print publishers, associations and marketers. Workerbee.TV works in partnership and alongside enterprise-sized magazine publishers to produce, publish, promote, distribute and measure on-line video content.

Contacts:

For The CEO Show, Patric Hale, General Manager, (914) 441 - 4512

For Workerbee.TV, Dan Stevens, President, (888) 975 - 2333

To view The CEO TV Show, go to www.ceoshow.tv.

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