Corporate Staff Bio

Larry Moulter
Collegiate Enterprise Solutions
Vice President

Prior to becoming CEO of Vert, Inc., Larry served as Chief Marketing Officer for Mirror Image Internet. In that capacity, he managed and supervised product marketing, marcom, corporate communications, field marketing and brand development. In December 2000, Mr. Moulter assumed the additional duties of COO, chairing the operating group for this internet infrastructure company.

In July of 1996, Mr. Moulter joined with Arnold Communications' chief executive Ed Eskandarian and hockey legend Bobby Orr in the purchase of Boston-based Woolf Associates. As President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Moulter oversaw daily operations at one of the nation’s top sports and entertainment marketing and management companies.

In the preceding nine years, Mr. Moulter was the driving force behind the planning, construction, and opening of the new, state-of–the-art, $160 million dollar Fleet Center. At the same time, he served as both President and Chairman of the Board of the New Boston Garden Corporation, a subsidiary of the Buffalo, NY-based Delaware North Companies, which owned and operated the historic Boston Garden. Additionally, Mr. Moulter served as the Boston Bruins' representative on the New England Sports Network (NESN) board from 1988 to 1996, serving as Chairman for a three-year period to 1995. During this period, NESN grew from a pay premium service to a basic cable service provided to over three million subscribers in New England, broadcasting both the Red Sox and Bruins.

Due to his successful efforts, Mr. Moulter, an entertainment lawyer and former partner in the literary entertainment firm of Edward J. Acton of New York, has emerged as a nationally recognized spokesman on the sports and entertainment industry in America.
Moreover, in addition to his dual role in the management of one facility and construction of the other, Mr. Moulter also served as Chairman of the Delaware North Publishing Group. That group included Professional Sports Publications in New York and Haley Publishing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. As a partner with the Acton Agency, Mr. Moulter negotiated film and book contracts on behalf of Red Auerbach, Tip O’Neill, and Joe Montana, among others.

Prior to practicing entertainment law, Mr. Moulter served as chief of staff and a political strategist for several elected officials in Massachusetts. He managed the office of Lt. Governor Thomas P. O’Neill III, and managed his gubernatorial campaign in 1982. Mr. Moulter also directed the office of the Suffolk County Sheriff Dennis Kearney and introduced a management information system and financial accounting controls for the county sheriff’s department.

Mr. Moulter has served as principal at Goldman Associates, a Boston-based political consulting and marketing firm, where he supervised marketing and public relations strategies for Emerson College and the Delaware North Company.

Mr. Moulter is a graduate of Northeastern University (B.S. Political Science), has a law degree from Suffolk University Law School, as well as a Masters degree in International Relations from Syracuse University’s Maxwell School.