Management Team

Darrell Nether, Ted Phillips, and Sandra Nether

Darrell W. Nether,
President, CEO and Director

In October 2000, Darrell Nether joined International Broadcasting Corporation to serve as Vice President, COO and Director. He had been focused exclusively on the technical startup of the OTCBB News Network. Once StocktalkLIVE was launched in 2002, Mr Nether's responsibilties shifted to build out the IBC broadcast systems, integrating various geographical locations into one cohesive platform. In late June of 2006, Mr Nether took on the added responsibilities of restructuring the company after the failed efforts of the former CEO Daryn Fleming. From 1975 until joining IBC, he served in multiple capacities for the aviation industry. Beginning with the U.S. Navy specializing in Aviation structures and with Tracor Aviation/Lucas Aviation for 14 years becoming a supervisor in 1985 overseeing a segment of the Boeing (NYSE: BA) 707 Hush Kit program. Mr. Nether worked for Santa Barbara Aerospace from June 1996 to March 1999 with responsibilities for overall plant operations including the direct supervision of over eighty maintenance personnel and as a sheet metal foreman for Garrett Aviation, Santa Barbara, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Electric (NYSE: GE) and a part of the GE corporate aviation team.

Sandra S. Nether
Secretary, Treasurer, and Director

Sandra Nether has been Secretary, Treasurer and Director of IBC since October 2000. She has also been administrative secretary for the Company since its inception in October of 2000. From December 1998 to February 2000, Ms. Nether was an administrative secretary for Clark County Education Association Welfare Benefit Trust (CCEA WBT). From April 1996 to April 1998, she was an executive secretary for VNS Inc., a home health services business. Ms. Nether graduated Sawyer Business College, Ventura, CA in 1980 as a legal secretary. Her initial employment was in the legal field, but she has worked in many diverse areas and locales in real estate development, construction, and most recently, health services.