Founder/Chairman
Breakfast Serials is the brainchild of Avi (avi@breakfastserials.com), the 2003 Newbery Award medalist and widely published author. In 1996 he wrote a serialized novel as part of a larger idea to revive the 19th-century tradition of serialized literature. The idea became Breakfast Serials Inc., and Avi has served as Chairman of the Board since 1998. With over 58 titles in print and the recipient of more than 90 awards, he is a highly respected member of the international book community.

President/CEO
Linda Wright (lwright@breakfastserials.com) is majority owner, president and CEO of Breakfast Serials. Working with founder Avi, Ms. Wright extended his original idea into a new publishing capability that builds and sustains dynamic audiences. Having built internal capabilities that distinguish Breakfast Serials in the media, Ms. Wright is currently deepening the Company’s specialization by seeking collaboration with businesses and organizations outside of its market boundaries. A new business method is patent pending. Ms. Wright also serves as publisher and editor-in-chief, overseeing the development of Breakfast Serials’ intellectual property.

With her penchant for innovation, Ms. Wright invented and patented a computer implemented method and data management system that maximizes access to unstructured data. Two prototypes were built between 1997 and 2001. Prior to this, Ms. Wright worked on the business side of the literary world. She transformed the retail bookselling model and achieved net profits that were a multiple of the national average. Early in Ms. Wright's career, she worked in marketing for IBM, where she helped institute new information systems.

Senior Advisor
Ken Dickinson serves as senior advisor, with the primary responsibility of assisting the president to attract corporations into the Company’s audience-building network.

Prior to his retirement, Mr. Dickinson was the Ford Motor Company's executive director of national joint union-management educational programs, with an annual budget of over $50 million. He has served on boards of various organizations and as partner and consultant on several ventures.

Senior Advisor
As a senior advisor, Anthony Hayter assists the president in articulating clear measurement standards of business outcomes. Dr. Hayter is the Chair and a Full Professor of the Department of Statistics and Operations Technology for the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. He earned his PhD at age twenty-three from Cornell University and has an MA degree in Mathematics from Cambridge University.

Anthony is the author of the textbook Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists now in its 3rd edition. It has been adopted by over 60 universities in over 10 countries around the world. Professor Hayter teaches various statistics courses for MBA students at Daniels. Anthony has taught previously at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Ohio State University. He has also lectured at the University of Bath in the UK.

Anthony grew up in England and is now a dual national of the UK and the USA. However, his wife is Japanese and they share interests in Japanese culture and language. Under the pseudonym “Timothy Hemion” Anthony has authored the five book Inspector Morimoto detective series. The series takes place in Okayama, Japan, so Professor Hayter often spends time in Japan doing research.