Bob is a serial entrepreneur that started his first business at the age of 18, and sold it 35 years later with revenues of over $50 million. Over time, Bob has started and/or acquired businesses in industries ranging from real estate to armor protection for the military, police and first responders. Bob is a true visionary with a savvy business mind. No matter what field Bob enters, his businesses quickly become a leader in their respective industries. For example, after purchasing a defense business with an idea for armor protection, Bob capitalized the business, developed the technology, gained the necessary patents, and landed a large contract with the U.S. Military. Renamed Dynamic Defense Materials, the company was named the fastest-growing company in the Philadelphia region. Bob is using this same approach with All Famous and wants to make it a rival with Instagram and TikTok.

Bob holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Horticulture from Delaware Valley College

Joe is responsible for driving growth as the CMO of All Famous. Joe knows how to generate a buzz, and has the business skills to guide the company into hyper growth.

Previously, Joe founded JEB Construction, a successful commercial construction company. With a demand for quality and fair pricing, JEB had several Fortune 500 customers and earned a reputation for producing outstanding work for more than 30 years.

Bill was an early investor and major shareholder in AGI, a digital engineering software company providing complex physics based four-dimensional modeling, simulation and analysis software for the aerospace and defense marketplace. He was named the company’s CFO in July 1996, and was a key member of the executive management team that raised its enterprise value from startup to in excess of $1 billion in the aggregate.

In December 2020, AGI was acquired for $700 million by Ansys, Inc., a large public software company (ANSS) and global leader in digital engineering modeling and simulation software.

Prior to the sale of AGI, Broderick launched three Software as a Service (SaaS) companies to the shareholders of AGI, where he still serves as a major investor and advisor to the boards and executive management teams of the following companies:

Cesium-Global: Provider of geospatial software with the Metaverse as one of the significant vertical market segments

ComSpOC-Global: Provider of space traffic management and space situational awareness for commercial and government satellite operators

OneSky-Global: Provider of air traffic management for unmanned aerial vehicle and autonomous air taxi operators and Air Navigation Service Providers

At AGI, Broderick had executive management responsibility for the finance, accounting, legal, human resources and government relations aspects of the company. During his tenure, he raised in excess of $50 million of debt and equity financing, helping to grow AGI from $2.5 million to over $80 million in annual revenues. Under his leadership, AGI was named the “Best Small Company to Work for in America” by the Great Place to Work Institute and the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) in 2004 and 2005; and in 2006, it earned the top spot in the medium-sized company category. In addition, AGI was named to numerous prestigious lists, including Space News Top 50, Inc. 500, Technology Fast 50, Technology Fast 500, Philly 100, Softletter Top 100.

In his role overseeing government relations, Bill was responsible for advancing various pieces of defense acquisition reform and Department of Defense programmatic legislation. He has testified before Congress on defense information technology acquisition reform and small business matters.

Prior to joining AGI, Broderick, a Certified Public Accountant, owned a public accounting firm that provided management advisory, finance, accounting and tax services to clients in information technology, manufacturing and professional services industries.

Bill also served as a board member for the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), Commercial Spaceflight Federation, and Small UAV Coalition.

Broderick received his B.S. in business administration / accounting with a minor in economics from Bloomsburg University. He is a member of the American and Pennsylvania Institutes of Certified Public Accountants.

John is tasked with overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of All Famous. John has a long history of working with startups and small businesses, while excelling in executing aggressive growth strategies.

John is currently the President of Dynamic Defense Materials (DDM) and is engaging with potential buyers, enabling him to focus 100% on All Famous.

DDM designed, patented and manufactures McCurdy’s Armor and the Rolling Rescue, armor products used by the U.S. Military, foreign nations and various police departments throughout the country. DDM was previously named the fastest growing company in the Philadelphia region in a contest with more than 500 applicants.

John has worked with Bob Lipinski Co-Founder & CEO of All Famous) for more than 30 years, having been originally hired in 1993 as the CFO of Lipinski Outdoor Services. Together, they drove growth from $5 million to more than $50 million, before selling to a private equity firm in 2011.

John earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration / Accounting from Rutgers University.