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Peter Cronin co-founded PediGREEN, Inc. in 2006 and is the CEO, CFO and a Member of the Board. He has more than 20 years of successful leadership experience in Medical Marketing and Sales with Becton, Dickinson, the 3M Corporation Medical Division and the C.R. Bard-Cardiovascular Division.
Mr. Cronin earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology from the University of St. Louis and Certifications in Homeopathy from the New School of Homeopathy in Cambridge, Massachusetts and the Teleosis School of Homeopathy in New York City. He was an analyst for the Serology and Forensic Laboratory of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Mr. Cronin is a partner in the Park Avenue (New York) Homeopathy Group and a member of the New York Homeopathic Society. He is a featured speaker at conferences for medical school students and holistic health practitioners and consults on homeopathic wellness and health.
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Sumya Ojakli is the Operations and Marketing Advisor and Member of the Board of PediGREEN, bringing a wealth of new product development know-how, branding experience and marketing acumen to the company.
During her tenure as Vice President/General Manager of Random House’s Golden Books Family Entertainment, Ms. Ojakli’s sales leadership led to a major increase within two years.
As Vice President/Entertainment Marketing at Digitas, a leading digital and direct marketing agency, she spearheaded relationship marketing and loyalty programs for Fortune 50 clients, including American Express, Coca Cola and General Motors.
Ms. Ojakli was the national Director of Entertainment Marketing for PolyGram Entertainment, launching a new division and establishing high profile clients from the worlds of music, movies and videos into the consumer packaged goods industries.
She developed high-ticket media buy programs for Snowball.com, an aggregate of websites targeting Generations X & Y.
Ms. Ojakli has executive produced 22 albums, winning multiple creativity awards for her direction of them.
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