Glenn E. Herman is a pioneer with over 15 years of experience in the fields of online entertainment, computer integration and program management. His experience spans pre to post World Wide Web. Mr. Herman is widely regarded as the original implementer of an integrated shopping mall, online celebrity chat, behind the scenes tour diaries of rock stars, as well as creating the first WWW communities of interest in 1995.  He later leveraged the same early communities and the first shopping mall by blending e-commerce opportunities and the community specific content. Mr. Herman was also one of the first people to use a combination of wireless LANs and Realaudio streaming servers to present the entire Free Tibet Concert to the WWW from San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in 1996.

Mr. Herman is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of Five Point Networks, Inc., a company that intends to build the first "Web 3.0" public communications platform.

Mr. Herman has held senior positions at IBM, Cox Communications, Prodigy Services and the City University of New York. He has built and led many large delivery organizations and he has managed total lifecycle process on hundreds of web portals, e-commerce sites and content hubs. Mr. Herman has also guided the executive policies for such entities as The NFL, Footlocker, The United States Mint, The Department of Commerce, The US Office of Personnel Management, American Express, Amazon.com, Hunter College and CUNY Headquarters.