First off, I would like to personally apologize as truly and honestly as I can for everything that EWA Private Network has put our publishers through these past months. It’s been a turbulent road for my company and it’s taken quite the toll on me and the staff around me. Believe it or not, I care about the reputation of my company I care about the publishers in my network – it burdens me daily to see what has happened. We incurred massive losses due to non-paying merchants, combined with internal problems lead to a situation which needed an outside investor to help resolve.
I spent upwards of a year seeking individuals and companies to invest into EWA and the entire process of finding an investor was draining on me – I was lead on and let down many times. Unfortunately, our most recent investor possibility ended up falling through leaving EWA with no other options. We have decided that it’s time to close our doors while we continue to seek a new investor to take over the company. Meanwhile, we will be working with a restructuring agent to liquidating our receivables and sell our assets in a way to repay outstanding payables.
Leaving EWA Network on a note like this was the absolute hardest choice I’ve made in my business career. I gave it my absolute 100% best and tried the hardest that I could, spending hours a day trying to make this company the best that it could be. Running EWA Network for these past four years and interacting with the thousands of EWA affiliates has been one of the best experiences that I’ve had, and I’d like to apologize once again to all our clients for the situation that we were put in.
Finally, I would like to apologize to our staff – especially the account managers, international partners, and our network manager on the front lines everyday. They were put into a situation where they were at the mercy of the companies problems. I accept the blame fully for it, and I want nothing that happened to the company reflect onto their shoulders because they did the best they did with cards they were dealt. When we thought the investor was coming through, I told them to pull – and when we were left empty handed, they were the ones to take the blame. They were the lifeblood of our company and I appreciate every minute they spent making EWA great.
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After months of preparing, we decided to take the plunge into multinational partnership. The first geographical we decided to officially launch was
EWA Private Network has formed a partnership with the leading affiliate marketing and internet technology company, GlobalWide Media. The two companies have loosely been working together for years now and decided that a closer partnership that allowed each companies strengths to flourish would allow us to take more market share than we ever have before. After several months of negotiation the two companies have moved forward with the first steps of our partnership agreement, and we are both confident that with the changes in place we will be able to take far greater market share than we ever have before.
To add to the calamity, last month alone we approved nearly 20,000 publishers to BLAM Ads, adding to the mess. I’ll be the first to admit it – we probably moved a bit too quick! One thing I can say though, these types of growing pains are good to have, and it’s these new challenges that keep the upper management motivated. If every day were easy we would grow weak because there would be not outside pressure forcing us to grow and optimize. Unlike the competition, we keep a close pulse to our clientele and helped this entire calamity clean up by using existing employees to ease the communication flows.
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Chad King, promoted to Senior Account Manager. Chad has been with us as an account manager at EWA Private Network since the beginning and to say the least: he earned his seniority here. Chad is the glue that holds our company together, and always has been more than willing to help out anyone that has a question.
Corey McCutchen, promoted to Senior Business Development. Corey works harder than almost any employee at our company and has successfully build exclusive relationships with some of the largest brands in the industry. Because of him and his dedication to Eagle Web Assets, we’ve successfully grow hundreds of real relationships that reap huge benefits to our clients.
Saul Treger, promoted to Head of European Business Development. Saul is one of the best business developers out there and helped both BLAM Ads and EWA Network grow stronger direct relationships with dozens of European merchants. We’ve nick-named him the network killer, because has has been killing our competition one by one.
Jennifer Strom, promoted to Approval Compliance Manager. Jennifer started working for us just a few months ago but from the beginning displayed a level of honesty that was refreshing to our company. We did some massive restructuring in that division and put her in the lead to remake the workflows and processes. She has turned her division into a breathing machine that outputs more in less time. Jennifer has successfully saved Eagle Web Assets thousands in overhead while increasing output drastically.
George Dades, hired on as a copywriter, then moved to approvals, then back to copywriting, then into tech and eventually landed a positon under Harrison in business development. He’s quickly become one of the most skilled business development employees that we have already bringing on dozens of merchants.
Dane Penovich, A legend to the company – he’s been around since the beginning and has been a vital asset that’s kept our company alive. He originally started in the tech division and quickly became an invaluable asset. His level of dedication is far beyond and it was clear that he needed a more suitable job. Dane was just transferred to the business development division and now actively manages dozens of merchant relationships. He has a very promising future with our company to say the least.
Ameer Ul Islam, hired on our team originally as a contracter to manage a small scale advertising project. He reached out to me on his own will and accord saying that he could help scale and fully manage that project. Ameer managed that project and exceeded all expectations, so the option of transferring certain divisons internationally became a viable option. With Ameer we opened an office an Bangladesh and hired over twenty employees, saving thousands a year.



We hired dozens of employees over the past several months that all deserve their own honorable mention, but today I would like to highlight two new hires that will bemanaging the “front end” of our brands. To start, over at BLAM Ads
Over at EWA Private Network, we also have a new hire that has been putting up some crazy Ryan Eagle hours already working deep into the night to establish strong relationships with our loyal publishers. I’m happy to announce the hiring of Leo Goykhman – a true hustler born to be in the ranks of the EWA affiliate management. I’m truly grateful to have met someone like this and I’m confident that he is the absolute best representative that EWA could have. As he says, “The only way to reach true success in life is through perseverance and a killer work ethic. No two ways about it.” – and it’s already displaying. If you would like to meet him just drop him a message inside the 


