Chuck Serapilio is President and Founder of Cellution Inc., the largest dedicated wireless expense management provider in the world. Before founding Cellution, Chuck got his start as a highly successful national sales representative in the telecommunication equipment market. His experience in the industry lead him to [acquire/start] Total Telecom Solutions, a successful telecommunications equipment supply company.

While leading that company, Chuck gained a first-hand perspective on the growing demand of cellular and mobile devices for use in business, and especially the complex international mobile market. By necessity, he started honing his knowledge and expertise of the international wireless business market and saw early on how important controlling wireless expenses would become for corporate executives. He opened the doors for Cellution in 2001, and has overseen growth consistently topping 140% over the past four years. With the recent addition of several operational executives, Chuck is now focused on energizing Cellution’s overall brand and business development efforts.

Today, Chuck has become one of the industry’s foremost experts on US and International mobile expense management and compliance. He speaks frequently at industry events, and has helped shape corporate wireless policy and expense tracking programs at various Fortune 500 companies. When he is not advocating for better wireless expense management on behalf of clients, Chuck enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids. He is a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo.

A veteran of the Telecommunications Industry since 1981, Mark Mayhook is the Chief Operating Officer at Celution Inc. Mayhook’s vast accounting experience in telecommunications and related industries makes him an integral part of the Cellution executive management team.

Prior to joining the team at Cellution, Mayhook served as Vice President for Graycliff Enterprises, an cable industry provider focused on the construction and maintenance of operational platforms now being deployed by cable operators, local exchange carries and alternative service providers (ASPs). He played a key role in the company’s acquisition of Broadband Integration Group, a highly specialized network construction and engineering firm. Mayhook was also a founding partner in Paracomm/PCM Acquisition Corp. and maintained full P&L accountability for their Video and Cable Modem subscription business. In this position, he implemented new business models and oversaw multi-unit contract negotiations representing more than $3.5 million in incremental revenue.

His experience also includes serving as Executive Vice President for Communications Resources, a leading provider of cable industry outsourcing services. During his tenure, the company expanded into 28 top tier markets and increased revenue from $5.8 million to $40 million. Mayhook began his career with Cablevision Industries where he held various marketing and operations positions, including General Manager.

Rod Cornelius is Certified Public Accountant and leading investor with ties to several high-tech sectors, including telecommunications, cable and energy. In addition to his role on the Board of Directors for Cellution Inc., he also serves as one of the company’s top business advisors.

As a leading executive in the telecommunications and cable industries for more than 25 years, Cornelius brings with him significant experience and business insights. He is best known for leadership positions within the cable industry, including the Board of Directors for Cablevision Industries, Renaissance Cable and Adelphia Cable. He got his start as a General Manager for CVI and rose through the ranks to eventually assume the Vice Chairman position, helping to grow the company to $1.3 million subscribers during his tenure. Cornelius was named as a new Board member of Adelphia Cable after it became evident that they were not on solid financial footing. While at Adelphia, he helped guide the troubled cable system through difficult times and led the negotiations in the company’s sale to Time Warner.