Now that the holidays are over and everyone is back into the daily grind of a new year, we want you to know that our resolution here at Reputation.com is to work harder than ever in 2010 to help protect your good name online and provide the best privacy and reputation management tools on the web. The way that we’re going to keep our resolution is through our world-class team of Internet experts.

In our last edition of Meet the Reputation.com Team, we introduced you to Gurkiran Sandhu, one of our hard-working client solutions analysts. Today, in our first profile for 2010, you get to meet Casey Camilleri, who works on our innovative MyEdge product. Learn more about Casey below.

Who are you and what do you do?

My name is Casey Camilleri and I am an Account Manager on the MyEdge team.  I correspond with MyEdge customers through email and complete customized MyEdge packages for them.

What did you do prior to joining Reputation.com?

I graduated from Notre Dame de Namur University in 2007 with a degree in Business Management and Sports & Leisure while playing on the Women’s Golf team.  After college I took a Marketing/Business Development internship for a small mobile games company, before starting at Reputation.com in 2008.

What attracted you to Reputation.com?

The position at Reputation.com appealed to me because it gave me an opportunity to use the skills I had acquired and apply them towards a worthwhile goal: helping people protect and promote their online reputations.

Why do you think it’s important for people to manage their reputations online?

I find it extremely important for people to manage their reputations online because the web is such an open forum that anything can be said about them.  It is best to establish your image online and let the world know who you are on your terms, rather than from some random article or piece of gossip about you online.

When you’re not helping individuals control and protect their good names online, what do you like to do in your spare time?

I enjoy going to movies, hanging out with friends, spending time with my family and playing sports.

What’s your all-time favorite website?

I have a few sites that I love.  Number one is a blog by Tim Ferris: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/.  Number two is the Stuff You Should Know blog by Josh Clark and Charles Bryant: http://blogs.howstuffworks.com/category/stuff-you-should-know/.