Meet The Complex Media Management Team

Under Rich's leadership beginning in 2002, Complex Magazine has grown from an unrealized concept to being the definitive cross-cultural buyer's guide and lifestyle magazine for young men age 18-34. Rich was also responsible for the expansion of the magazine onto the Internet with the creation of complex.com, the flagship site of the Complex Media Network. Prior to Complex, Rich spent four years at National Geographic Adventure where he rose to become National Sales Director. His first publishing experience came as a regional sales manager for Men's Journal. He began his career at Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide where he handled media planning for Proctor & Gamble, Sauza and Paddington Brands. Rich is a graduate of the School of Management at SUNY's Binghamton University.

Became the Co-CEO of Complex Media in January of 2008. Previously, Golden led Home Decor Products as President and CEO from July 2002 - December 2007. Before joining Home Decor Products, Golden was the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Global Sports Interactive (now GSI commerce), the largest outsource provider of E-Commerce Services in the world. Prior to GSI, Golden served as Executive Vice-President of Corporate Development and Managing Director of the New York Office Organic Online, Inc. (now a part of Omnicom) and Founder and President of Organic Media. Golden also Co-founded Iguana Studios Inc. and was Chairman until the eventual sale of the company to Change Technology Partners.

Golden received a Bachelor's of Philosophy degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the University of Pittsburgh where he was elected Phi Beta Kappa. After attending Villanova University School of Law, Michael received a Juris Doctorate and is a member of the Pennsylvania Bar.

Joined Complex in 2002, where he has been responsible for impressive year-over-year ad sales growth and has introduced a wide variety of innovative programs such as multi-tiered advertising initiatives, cross-platform sales, custom premium content ownership sections and 360 touch-point programs combining online, offline and special events. Prior to joining Complex, Moksha was Fashion Manager at The Source Magazine from 1999-2002. He has a BS in PoliSci from Southern Connecticut State University.

Prior to Joining Compex Jason headed up Communicator www.communicator.com.au - the leading Australian mobile agency connecting brands with people in a wireless world.

Jason has been at the forefront of innovation in the digital space his entire career. Having been a founding member of the first global interactive agency (Bates Interactive in NY in 1995) Jason went on to found and run Iguana – a recognized full service digital firm in NY, subsequently acquired in March 2001. Prior to joining the wireless marketing revolution at Communicator, Jason ran the Australian Digital unit of EURO RSCG 4D, the interactive development and branding unit for the worlds largest marketing organization. Jason has comprehensive experience ranging from digital to direct, from traditional advertising to innovative integrated strategies. Known for his enthusiasm in using technology to market services and brands, as well as developing innovative advertising strategic approaches for his clients, Jason is avid about technology, innovation, communication and all things digital. Jason has over a decade of experience developing integrated marketing solutions across many diverse brands and verticals including; Tourism Australia, Northern Territory Tourist Commission, American Express, Discovery, Johnson & Johnson, Intel, Microsoft, Harpers Baazar, Colgate, Sony, Aiwa, Panasonic, MTV, Chase, Dell, Cunard, Ansett, Huggies, Pepsi, and Kleenex to name a few.

Noah Callahan-Bever began working in magazines when he was 17, serving as the senior editorial assistant at NYC's ego trip magazine. By the time he began attending NYU, in 1997, he'd already spent the summer fact checking at VIBE. Through out college Noah maintained the position of contracted Writer-At-Large for VIBE's spin-off, BLAZE. In the years after leaving school Noah tried his hand at a number of related trades, A&Ring for a Sony distributed label and writing numerous programs for MTV and MTV News, however in 2002 he returned to magazines as the Editor-In-Chief of Mass Appeal. Eleven months later he was asked to be the Senior Editor of VIBE, which he did for 2 years before joining the staff of Complex as Deputy Editor in 2005. A year later Noah was promoted to Editor-In-Chief. When not ruling with an iron fist, Noah can be found residing in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn and wishing his building allowed pets. He really likes cats.