Randall Jones is Chairman of The W. R. Jones Companies, a holding company with interests in publishing, television, independent film, the internet, and hedge funds. He is Chairman and CEO of American Idea Lab - a television ideation and production company. Jones is the former CEO and owner of Worth Media, an independent magazine publishing company. Randy is also the Founder of Worth Magazine, and was an owner and the Publisher of Esquire Magazine for 11 years. He became Publisher of Esquire at 29, making him the youngest publisher of a major magazine in history. He is the author of the best selling business book, The Greatest Stock Picks of All Time, the voice of the syndicated radio show, A Minute's Worth, and a contributor to Fox News, CNN and CNBC. Randy is a member of The Creative Coalition, YPO, and The American Society of Magazine Editors. He serves on the boards of Wilmington Trust, Trinity Capital Services, and Mania TV. Honored by the University of Georgia as Outstanding Alumnus, and awarded the John E. Drewry award for Journalistic Achievement, Randy is a graduate of the Henry W. Grady School of Mass Communication at the University of Georgia. Philanthropically, he serves on the board of the National Council for Economic Education, and was recently honored as Philanthropist of the Year by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America.