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Kristina Mazelis is the Chief Financial Officer and a Founder of Wall Street Network, a leading systems integration and software development firm in New York’s financial district. Kristina is a multi-faceted individual who is fluent in Lithuanian, English, and Russian. In 1997, she co-founded WSN. Under her leadership the company develops innovative solutions using proven implementation techniques and methodologies, and provides IT and technical temporary staffing. Kristina leads the technical teams in skill building and has corporate management responsibilities. Kristina’s daily responsibilities as President and CFO of the minority owned firm revolve around the overall coordination of company operations, advertising and marketing programs, along with proposal strategies and preparation. She evaluates new markets for WSN service offerings and monitors compliance with contract administration and corporate agreements. Kristina is an experienced and highly visible entrepreneur who has achieved success through her outstanding work ethic and the development of a clear vision of her company's future. This has enabled her to grow WSN from a micro-business startup to a fast growing small business enterprise with business operations in New York’s financial district, Boston, Washington DC and Miami. WSN is seeking certification as a minority-owned business enterprise by several National Minority Supplier Business Council (NMSDC) adjuncts. WSN is also seeking certification as a women-owned business enterprise by the Women Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Kristina is very active in community affairs in New York City, particularly in minority and women-owned business enterprise development. Her leadership experience in information technology began in 1995 at United States Fibercom International (USFI) where she held a position as a senior account executive. At USFI she managed many high profile accounts such as the United States Air Force, United Nations and many Fortune 1000 companies. Mrs. Mazelis also participates regularly as a panelist on information technology focus groups. | 