Louis A. Borrelli, Jr. is Chief Executive Officer of NEP Broadcasting, LLC, the leading international provider of outsourced teleproduction services critical to the delivery of live sports and entertainment events. Mr. Borrelli is responsible for the overall management and strategic direction of the company and its operating divisions, each a leader in their industry segment. Whether it’s Olympics or Oscars, Super Bowl or World Cup, Rolling Stones or Wheel of Fortune, it’s all powered by NEP.

Mr. Borrelli has been a pioneer in cable television and new media for more than 27 years, with a specific focus on operations, marketing, programming and new products.

Prior to joining NEP, Mr. Borrelli was Senior Vice President, Broadband at America Online, Inc. responsible for developing AOL's High Speed Broadband business plan and establishing AOL Broadband as the industry leader in the premium broadband content and services.

Mr. Borrelli was a founding partner, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Dallas, Texas based Marcus Cable Company, L.P. Under his leadership, Marcus Cable grew from 15,000 customers in 1989 to become the nation’s largest privately held cable company with 1.3 million customers in 1998 when the company was sold to investor Paul G. Allen.

Later that year Marcus Cable named "Cable Operator of the Year" by Cablevision Magazine.

Mr. Borrelli is an active member of Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing (CTAM), twice serving on its Board of Directors as well as chairing the Annual CTAM Summit. He was active in the formation of the Cable Television Advertising Bureau (CAB) and the National Academy of Cable Programming, its ACE Awards program and was a founding member of the New York Metro Cable Marketing Co-Op (1-800-OK-CABLE).

Mr. Borrelli is a two-time CTAM TAMI award winner (1996 & 2000), received the Pinnacle Award from CTAM Texas in 2001 and was elected to the Cable Pioneers in 2002.