Jeff Molander

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Jeff Molander (Born Feb 5, 1968) is President and CEO of Molander and Associates, a Web Based Company in Evanston, Illinois, United States.

He is a regular, speaker at a variety of trade conferences and academic functions including The Direct Marketing Association, The National Retail Federation (Shop.org) and Loyola University's Graduate School of Business. Molander is regularly published in a variety of news, advertising, financial services and marketing journals including Business 2.0, Inc. Magazine, Forbes Small Business, MarketingSherpa, Internet Retailer Magazine, SeekingAlpha.com, Catalog Success Magazine, DM News and Target Marketing Magazine.

Through his work as a founding Board member of the Association of Internet Professionals/Chicago, Molander was instrumental in creating the largest group of organized, active Internet professionals in the U.S. In 2004, he collaborated with a group of peers to put forward the industry's first set of standardized performance marketing best practices via the Association of Interactive Marketing. Molander served as Internet Program Director for the American Marketing Association/Chicago and is an active member of the National Retail Federation's Shop.org, the Direct Marketing Association and the Chicago Interactive Marketing Association.

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