Rostom Baghdassarian COO - Karoun Dairies, Inc.
for local ethnic markets in the Los Angeles area, to producing a wide variety of Mediterranean specialty handmade cheeses and natural yogurt products with nationwide distribution. All Karoun cheeses are natural and handmade using only milk from cows that are free from growth hormones, BGH/rBST, and are Real California Milk certified. All Karoun’s yogurt products (yogurt, Labne, Kefir Cheese and Sour Cream) are all nature and OU Kosher certified. Anto Baghdassarian is the CEO and Founder of Karoun Dairies. He studied cheese, yogurt and butter making in Europe and has been making cheese and yogurt for over 40 years. Rostom Baghdassarian was brought up around the dairy business from the age of 12 and joined Karoun Dairies after college at age of 22. Today, Rostom represents the second generation of Baghdassarians in the business as COO of Karoun Dairies, creators of handmade Mediterranean cheeses and natural yogurts.
Chris Harrison - "62nd Prime Time Emmy's this Sunday"
and who will walk away empty handed. In addition to his regular hosting duties on TV Guide Network, Mr. Harrison continues to host the highly successful reality romance series “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette,” a role he has held on both shows since their premiere in 2001, as well as the new series, “The Bachelor Pad.” He also hosted HGTV's highly rated series “Designer's Challenge.” Additional hosting credits include the “2008 American Music Awards Red Carpet Live!,” the Citrus Bowl Parade in December of 2006 and 2007, the Miss America Pageant in 2004, and a full season of the Game Show Network series “Mall Masters,” filmed at Minnesota’s Mall of America. Mr. Harrison’s additional television credits include roles in the popular television series “Alias,” “The Practice,” “Six Feet Under” and “Sabrina the Teenage Witch.” Feature film appearances include “Bounce,” “Showtime” and a recent role portraying himself in the comedy “Date Movie.” Mr. Harrison began his television career by covering local sports in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Dallas, Texas native attended Oklahoma City University on a soccer scholarship and transitioned to sports reporting with a local Oklahoma station. During his six years in Oklahoma, he worked his way up the ranks from part-time sportscaster to weekend sportscaster. He also covered hard news stories for the station, including the 1995 bombing at the Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City; an event that profoundly affected his perspective on life and career. In his spare time, Chris continues to play soccer and has become an avid golfer. He enjoys living in Southern California, and spends as much time as possible outdoors with his college sweetheart and wife Gwen, their son Joshua and their daughter Taylor.
Steve Evans - The Movie Guy
