BankAds Management Team
Brian Styles
Co-Founder | CEO
Brian Styles is responsible for leading the strategic direction of Acorius Inc. the parent company of BankAds, including its domestic business units.
Prior to Acorius, Styles was the founder & CTO of ScriptLogic Software, a leading developer of security and management software for Microsoft Windows-based business networks. Styles founded ScriptLogic in 1997 and served as its Chief Technology Officer up until its acquisition by Quest Software (Nasdaq: QSFT) in 2007 for $90 million dollars. Styles’ entrepreneurial ventures date back to the early 1990s and include building Inteletek, Inc. into a highly successful network integration company based in South Florida.
During his off time from building the “next big thing,” Brian occupies his time diving, fishing, and hunting down some of the rarest American-made muscle cars in existence for his world-class collection.
Sean Sullivan
Co-Founder | COO
Sean Sullivan is responsible for the product development of the BankAds domain monetization solution and the general management of Acorius and its Internet business units including BankAds.com, CheckingAccount.com, GoldBullion.com and LLC.net.
Prior to co-founding Acorius, Sullivan was Director of Premium Domain Development at Domain Holdings Group where he would oversee the development of premium solutions for high value clients domains.
Prior to Domain Holdings, Sullivan’s entrepreneurial efforts including the acquisition and development of several Internet properties focused on lead generation in the finance, debt and home improvement verticals.
Sullivan’s start in web development and Internet advertising began in 2001 while working for a Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based ad agency. As the firm’s Creative Director, Sullivan was responsible for producing more than 100 commercials for multiple Fortune 500 companies.
In those rare instances when Sean isn’t illuminated by the glow of multiple LCD panels at his desk or at home, he finds time to surf, read, and…. Who are we kidding, he hasn’t been on a real vacation in over five years. He is always working. When asked what could be listed for his hobbies his reply was, “Seriously?”