executive team

richard g. stewart, chief executive officer

Throughout Mr. Stewart's successful ventures in finance, commercial real estate, land and resort development, he has been known a visionary leader and entrepreneur. He has been a founder and general partner of several successful companies and through his career has directly raised over $150 million in capitalization for land, resort, office and other commercial real estate ventures. Mr. Stewart successfully developed, owned and operated resort destinations in California-including Bass Lake Resort, Ahwahnee Resort, Merced River Resort, Pismo Creekside Resort and Greenbrier River Resort. While operating these resorts, Mr. Stewart pioneered a cooperative-competition business model (known as 'rights to use') that vastly increased sales and profits for participating 'coopetition' members-a highly successful model which later became known as the 'time-share' industry. In recent years, Mr. Stewart has invested significantly in positioning within the loyalty industry, and in placing Source, Inc. at the center of innovation and intellectual property in the area of loyalty-based transactions. He is the founder and visionary of Source, Inc., LoyaltyShare™ and Help Worldwide™ - each of which applies a coopetition business model to the loyalty industry. Top of page

liana stewart, chief administrative officer

Ms. Stewart oversees and integrates key aspects of company operations, coordinating the diverse directives and demands of the technology, legal, finance, and operations departments. She has a strong background in technology and programming and directs the development and maintenance of the company's broad and intricate technology platform. She is also agile in contract and securities law, and helps facilitate the legal and operational integration of clients and initiatives. She oversees company-wide operations, providing operational, organizational, and budgetary oversight. Ms. Stewart holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Law from California State University, Northridge, and developed much of her organizational acumen through years as an Assistant Director in the independent motion picture industry. As a member of the executive team and company co-founder, Ms. Stewart's business acumen and analytical skills are a significant company asset. Top of page

jamie wright, member of board of directors

Jamie Wright has melded her passion for great marketing campaigns and helping others in her work as a corporate development manager for Help Worldwide. Her years as a cause marketing consultant for non-profits and Fortune 500 businesses has taught her that businesses can successfully marry profits to the social causes that matter to their customers, clients and vendors. As president and CEO of her own boutique marketing and creative firm, Wright led the development of award-winning campaigns for such diverse clients as Coca-Cola, the State of Texas, Minute Maid, the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, GM, and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Whether it's a capital campaign for a hospital system or a membership promotion for Save Ellis Island!, Wright understands how to drive awareness, increase membership, raise funds and generate excitement for a good cause. Wright currently serves on the board of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and has served on the boards of The University of St. Thomas and The United Way and The Volunteer Center of Houston. She graduated with a bachelor's in communications from the University of St. Thomas. Wright is a resident of Bellaire, Texas (a city within Houston) and where she lives with her husband and two sons. Top of page

roger van scoy, member of board of directors

In the banking and transactions industry, Mr. Van Scoy holds a global reputation for his leadership and management talents during successful launch and growth of innovative new products and initiatives. While at EDS in 1991, Mr. Van Scoy directed the operations and processing for the landmark launch of the GM Card (a loyalty rewards card towards auto purchases at General Motors, launched with the slogan, "Turn plastic into steel"). Under Mr. Van Scoy's charge, an operational team quickly swelled to meet a huge, unexpected demand for the cards-where over 2 million GM Card applications were processed in only 45 days. Mr. Van Scoy has recently returned to the US from London, where he served as Managing Director for both TSYS and First Data-the world's two largest credit card processors. During the launch of TSYS Europe, he oversaw the operation from the ground up-including staff, data center and logistics-while supporting the conversion of over 11 million accounts for the Royal Bank of Scotland and five other major banks. During the regional, national and global launch of Help Worldwide, Mr. Van Scoy will ensure the full operation and integration of technology, fulfillment, quality control, customer service, client relationships and strategic partners. As a result of Mr. Van Scoy's strategic relationships, top companies in the industry are already considering partnership and possible financing of various aspects of the Help Worldwide technologies and its entire integrated business model. Top of page