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Voting + Motivation = Votivation

We've been producing interactive community content services since the early nineties for a range of public sector and blue-chip private, mainly media, clients. In 1999 we conceived and implemented Vote-4-Me.com, the world's first service in any medium enabling:

• Any individual in the world to vote for any other individual;
• The most popular individuals to win prizes on a daily/weekly/monthly or other basis;
• Anyone in the world to propose an idea, opinion or petition, market it using proprietary viral-marketing features and see how much support it receives.

After testing an evolved and updated range of interactive services in 2005, Votivation now operates this service as a core focus and through its web services division, MyVal, remains one of the UK's leading participatory community content companies.

We enable low risk, high return interactive content solutions focussed on Voting and Motivation...

Voting + Motivation = Votivation

People

• Chairman - David Hunter
• Director - Robin Miles

Chairman David Hunter

David is an Internet veteran with an historic client list of over 150 commercial and public sector clients. Deep knowledge of Internet markets, together with a thorough understanding of demographic trends through his actuarial experience, has enabled David to bring interactive community content value and benefits to numerous fields. David has excelled in accounts such as:

and others to provide both online and offline service packages encompassing database-driven content, web sites and mobile services with full scale marketing campaigns and remote content management solutions.

As well as founding the company in 1996, David has advised Medway Council's Local Strategic Partnership Project Board, was previously the Global Research Unit Director at Aon Consulting, a division of Aon, the world's leading insurer and most recently has been advising Standard & Poor's, the world's biggest rating agency.

Director Robin Miles

Robin has 11 years experience in IT operations at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Bank. In 1999 he founded iAsia Technology Limited in Hong Kong. Originating as a dot com company providing Internet based share dealing technology services, the company was grown through acquisition and publicly listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange GEM market in April 2001 at a capitalisation of £26 million. Prior to iAsia he worked as business development director for Interactive Investor International (Hong Kong) and held the position of Assistant Director, e-Commerce at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Bank where he developed early Internet services including the first real-time, online share trading service in the UK. He is now a consultant in the Financial Services industry.

Clients

Our participatory community content solutions have benefited: