Morris Berger

Morris Berger has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Morris currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors at Zeno Media, a top ten streaming radio company. At Zeno Media, Morris is responsible for connecting niche and diaspora communities to their hometown spoken word radio stations and native language programming. Morris also oversees the company's innovative tools for content monetization and audience expansion.

Prior to their role at Zeno Media, Morris had a long tenure as the Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors at ZenoRadio. ZenoRadio enables radio and other audio content from around the world to be heard on any phone, increasing broadcasters' market share and footprint among listeners across various countries. It also provides advertisers with a targeted and viral immigrant community platform.

Before joining ZenoRadio, Morris served as the Chief Executive Officer at ZEDGE, an entertainment company specializing in high-quality animation. Morris held this position from 2005 to 2009.

From 2001 to 2005, Morris was the Chief Executive Officer at IDT Entertainment, a vertically integrated entertainment company focused on producing and distributing proprietary and licensed content, particularly in animation. IDT Entertainment was later acquired by Liberty Media's Starz Entertainment Group.

Prior to their leadership roles in the entertainment industry, Morris worked as the Chief Marketing Officer at Net2Phone from 1999 to 2001. Net2Phone specialized in delivering voice services over data networks and was recognized for bridging the internet with the public switched telephone network.

Morris started their professional journey as the Chief Executive Officer at MMTS in 1986. MMTS was a leading provider of home-based tutorials, particularly in the field of mathematics. Morris held this position for 13 years, until 1999.

Morris Berger obtained their B.A. in International Relations from Bar Ilan University in Israel. Morris attended the university from 1976 to 1979.