Anthony Caldwell specializes in formulating marketing strategies and helping companies globalize. Prior to his relationship with OMNIFACE, Mr. Caldwell was with Net2phone Inc., a communications company providing VOIP and enhanced e-commerce products and services over the Internet, as Vice President for the International Division.

Mr. Caldwell started his career with the Bell System at Pacific Telephone, then spent 22 years with AT&T in various management capacities before moving to Lucent Technologies. At Lucent he was a Business Development Director in the Optical Networking Group after spending six years in the Wireless Network Group.

Mr. Caldwell began his education in the international arena as a Peace Corps Volunteer, serving terms in Liberia and Nigeria, West Africa. Since then Mr. Caldwell has participated in trade missions with the Federal Government and the State of New Jersey to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas representing the communications industry for companies he has worked for. He has been the keynote speaker for several international organizations; in 1999, he was asked by the South African Government to chair a session in New York City on how to do business in South Africa.

Mr. Caldwell is a graduate of California State University, Hayward, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology of Social Behaviors and an MBA in Public Administration, as well as a Global Marketing Certificate from George Washington University School of Business. Mr. Caldwell also obtained a Teacher's Certificate from Texas Southern University, in conjunction with his Peace Corps teacher training.

Mr. Caldwell is a member of the National Urban League Executive Exchange Program, and is a two term appointed representative for the State of New Jersey District Export Council for the U.S. Department of Commerce. As a former Chairman of the Business Development Committee, he is a current member of the U.S. - South Africa Business Council, which represents U.S. business interests and provides input to the U.S. Government as it pertains to Southern Africa. He is also a member of the Board of Directors for the Rutgers-Camden Council for Southern Africa under Rutgers University.