BrandMail is brought to you by Letter Services, Inc., aka LetterClick. The company incorporated in 2000, and the original email to full format letter services were launched in 2001. The BrandMail service was developed in 2002 and introduced in late 2003 and enjoys excellent reception with a growing subscriber base. The company is located at 401 Irwin Street, Suite 205, San Rafael, CA 94901. Driving directions.

The company holds issued U.S. patents for transforming text email or web input to any traditional written correspondence formats, including letters and greeting cards. BrandMail formats and methodology are covered under these patents.

We are actively signing referral and reseller partners that are in position to realize added revenue quickly by offerring BrandMail to their existing and new customers as a business email solution that enhances professionalism and company image. Marketing agencies doing branding services, IT consulting firms and ISPs are encouraged to contact us for more information on how BrandMail can add to your revenues.

Companies interested in licensing technology, providing marketing and distribution partnerships and investors interested in the company are welcome to contact Gene Powers, CEO, at (415)-259-0115.

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Gene Powers
President & CEO
The founder of the company, Gene Powers, innovated and evolved the LetterClick concept over the last 4 years. With over 20 years of software design and management experience, Gene was previously a key executive at Alldata Corporation, an electronic information subscription service company. During his 4½ year tenure there, he helped grow the customer base 600% and managed a 60 person operations staff. His contributions to improvement and development of the service delivered and to operations were key to successful sale of the company for $62.5 MM. His business development activity led to negotiations for purchase of the company.

Gene received two degrees from U.C. Berkeley, a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with honors, and a degree in Applied Mathematics. Gene was elected as a Phi Beta Kappa scholar at Berkeley.