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NASDAQ CEO=20 Signature Series

The NASDAQ = CEO=20 Signature Series, a one-on-one interview = between=20 a NASDAQ listed CEO and a business = financial=20 journalist, is designed to communicate = the=20 mission, values and growth potential of = a=20 particular company.=20

Windstream=20 Corporation[WIN] - Thursday, = December=20 10, 2009
President & CEO =
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Jeff Gardner

Jeff Gardner is president and chief = executive=20 officer of Windstream Corporation. = Gardner was=20 appointed to the position in December = 2005 and=20 has more than 20 years experience in the = telecom=20 industry. He previously served as = executive vice=20 president and chief financial officer of = Alltel=20 Corp. He joined Alltel in 1998 when the = company=20 merged with 360=B0 Communications. In = 2005, CFO=20 magazine named Gardner one of the top = two chief=20 financial officers in the wireless = industry.=20 During his tenure as Alltel's CFO, = Gardner=20 raised more than $10 billion in the = capital=20 markets as the company's wireless = business more=20 than doubled in size through organic = growth and=20 acquisitions. Gardner earned a degree in = finance=20 from Purdue University and an MBA from = William=20 and Mary. He is a certified public = accountant.=20 He serves on the board of directors of = RF Micro=20 Devices, Inc., the Little Rock Regional = Chamber=20 of Commerce, Pulaski Academy in Little = Rock,=20 Ark., and the Darlington School in Rome, = Ga.=20

Global Defense Technology = &=20 Systems Inc.[GTEC] - Monday, = November=20 23, 2009
President, CEO, Member = of the=20 Board of Directors
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John Hillen

John Hillen has been our President = and Chief=20 Executive Officer since August 2008 and = a member=20 of our board of directors since January = 2008.=20 Prior to joining us, from January 2007 = to August=20 2008, Dr. Hillen was President of Global = Strategies Group (USA) LLC. From 2005 to = 2007,=20 Dr. Hillen served as U.S. Assistant = Secretary of=20 State for Political-Military Affairs. = Prior to=20 this, Dr. Hillen was President of what = is now=20 CGI Federal Inc., a federal IT services = company=20 that is a subsidiary of CGI Inc (NYSE: = GIB), a=20 Canadian IT services firm. Prior to that = Dr.=20 Hillen led the defense and intelligence = business=20 at American Management Systems, Inc. = (NASDAQ:=20 AMSY), which was sold to CACI = International,=20 Inc. in 2004.

From 2000 to 2002, Dr. Hillen served = as a=20 Vice President and then Chief Operating = Officer=20 of Island ECN Inc., a $160 million = capital=20 markets firm. Prior to joining Island = ECN Inc.,=20 Dr. Hillen spent 12 years as an officer = in the=20 U.S. Army in both conventional and = special=20 operations units and has been decorated = for his=20 actions in combat. Dr. Hillen currently = serves=20 as a trustee at several non-profit = institutions,=20 and is the non-executive chairman and = member of=20 the compensation committee of Ericsson = Federal,=20 Inc. Dr. Hillen also serves on the = federal=20 advisory commission for the U.S. Navy, = having=20 been appointed to that position by the = Secretary=20 of Defense in 2007. Dr. Hillen received = a B.A.=20 in Policy Studies/History from Duke = University,=20 an M.A. degree in Defense Studies from = King=92s=20 College, London University, a D.Phil. in = International Relations from Oxford = University=20 and a Master=92s of Business = Administration, or=20 MBA, from Cornell University. Dr. Hillen = is the=20 author of several books and numerous = journal=20 articles on military and security = affairs.=20

rue21[rue] - = Friday,=20 November 13, 2009
President and = CEO=20
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Robert N. Fisch

Robert N. Fisch has more than 30 = years of=20 experience in the apparel retail = industry. He=20 currently serves as President and Chief=20 Executive Officer and Chairman of our = Board of=20 rue21. Since joining rue21 in June 2001, = Mr.=20 Fisch has led the company''s growth from = 169=20 stores to 537 stores with compound = annual=20 earnings growth of over 40% from 2004 = through=20 2008. The company''s initial public = offering in=20 2009 was the culmination of development = and=20 expansion under the leadership of Mr. = Fisch.=20

From February 1987 to December 1999, = Mr.=20 Fisch served as president of Casual = Corner=20 Group, Inc. While at Casual Corner, Mr. = Fisch=20 founded the Casual Corner & Co. = division=20 which he built from a 3 store test to = one of the=20 leading value-priced women''s specialty = chains=20 with over 275 stores located in outlet = centers,=20 strip centers and regional malls = throughout the=20 United States. Since June 2004, Mr. = Fisch has=20 also served as director at The = Children''s Place=20 Retail Stores, Inc. and currently serves = on its=20 audit committee and compensation = committee.

Previously in his career, Mr. Fisch = had been=20 President of RNF Consulting Group, a = retail=20 management consulting firm, as well as = President=20 and CEO of T.H. Mandy for U.S. Shoe = Corporation=20 and Senior Vice President of Jordan = Marsh for=20 Federated Department Stores. Bob started = his=20 career at Abraham & Straus in New = York.=20

NetSol Technologies=20 Inc.[NTWK] - Monday, November = 02,=20 2009
Chairman and CEO
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Najeeb Ghauri

Najeeb Ghauri is Chairman of the = Board of=20 Directors and CEO of NetSol = Technologies, Inc.,=20 a worldwide provider of business = solutions and=20 enterprise application solutions. In the = early=20 years of the Company, Mr. Ghauri was = responsible=20 for restructuring the company''s = business model=20 into that of an IT company and was = instrumental=20 in the completion of the NetSol = Technologies IPO=20 in 1998. He also spearheaded the = successful=20 listing of NetSol (NTWK) on the Nasdaq = Capital=20 Market (formerly known as Nasdaq Small = Cap) in=20 December 1999. At the time of its IPO, = NetSol=20 was the first IT company originated from = Pakistan to be listed on Nasdaq. NetSol = grew=20 from just five people to almost 1000 in = 2009 and=20 grew from $100K revenue in 1998 to $37MN = in=20 2008. Today, NetSol has nearly 200 = customers=20 worldwide and offices in 6 countries. =

Mr. Ghauri was influential in listing = NetSol=92s Pakistani subsidiary on the = Karachi=20 Stock Exchange (KSE). In addition, Mr. = Ghauri=20 helped establish the first US Company = listed on=20 both Nasdaq Capital Market (NASDAQ = CM:NTWK) and=20 Dubai stock exchange (NASDAQ = DUBAI:NTWK).

On September 13, 2006 and again in = June 25,=20 2008, Mr. Ghauri represented NetSol = Technologies=20 as he presided over the closing bell for = the=20 Nasdaq Exchange in New York City. He has = been=20 twice nominated in the United States for = the=20 Ernst & Young =91Entrepreneur of the = Year=92,=20 once in 2001 and again in 2008.

Prior to launching NetSol in the = U.S., Mr.=20 Ghauri had over 15 years of combined = marketing=20 and management experience with Fortune = 500=20 companies such as Unilever and Atlantic=20 Richfield Corporation (ARCO). He = received his=20 bachelor''s degree from Eastern Illinois = University and earned an MBA in = marketing from=20 the Drucker School of Management at the=20 Claremont Graduate School. =

Retail Opportunity = Investments=20 Corp.[REIT] - Tuesday, November = 03,=20 2009
President and CEO
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Stuart Tanz

Mr. Tanz is the Chief Executive = Officer and=20 President of Retail Opportunity = Investments=20 Corp., a public company traded on the = Nasdaq=20 stock exchange. Prior to joining Retail=20 Opportunity Investments, Mr. Tanz was = the=20 Chairman of the Board of Directors, = Chief=20 Executive Officer and President of Pan = Pacific=20 Retail Properties, Inc., a San Diego = based real=20 estate investment trust (REIT), which = owned and=20 operated shopping centers located = throughout the=20 Western United States. Under his = direction, the=20 company=92s portfolio grew from 13 = shopping=20 centers (totaling $415 million in assets = in=20 1992) into the largest shopping center = REIT on=20 the West Coast with 138 properties and a = total=20 market capitalization in excess of $4 = billion=20 before being sold to Kimco Realty Corp. = in=20 November 2006. From 1986 to 1991, Mr. = Tanz=20 operated his own real estate development = company=20 based in Southern California. From 1982 = to 1985,=20 he was Director of Acquisitions for = Bramalea=20 California, Inc., a subsidiary for = Bramalea=20 Ltd., one of the largest real estate = companies=20 at that time in North America. More = recently,=20 from 2007 to 2009, Mr. Tanz served as = the=20 Founder and Chief Executive Officer of = United=20 Income Properties, Inc., a San Diego = based real=20 estate company. Mr. Tanz currently = serves on the=20 Advisory Council for the University of = Southern=20 California Lusk Center for Real Estate; = the=20 Policy Advisory Board of the = Burnham-Moores=20 Institute of Real Estate at the = University of=20 San Diego, and the Board of Directors = for the=20 Burnham Institute for Medical Research. = Mr. Tanz=20 is also a member of International = Council of=20 Shopping Centers and the Young = Presidents=20 Organization. Considered one of the = industry=92s=20 leaders, Mr. Tanz is a frequent guest = speaker at=20 real estate conferences throughout the = country.=20 In 1998, National Real Estate Investors = named=20 Mr. Tanz as one of the country=92s top = real estate=20 executives under the age of 40. In 2001, = Mr.=20 Tanz was awarded San Diego=92s Ernst = & Young=20 Real Estate Entrepreneur of the Year in = real=20 estate. Mr. Tanz received his BS in = business=20 administration from the University of = Southern=20 California, Marshall School of Business. =

From 1986 to 1991, Mr. Tanz operated = his own=20 real estate development company based in = Southern California. From 1982 to 1985, = he was=20 Director of Acquisitions for Bramalea=20 California, Inc., a subsidiary for = Bramalea=20 Ltd., one of the largest real estate = companies=20 at that time in North America. More = recently,=20 from 2007 to 2009, Mr. Tanz served as = the=20 Founder and Chief Executive Officer of = United=20 Income Properties, Inc., a San Diego = based real=20 estate company.

Mr. Tanz currently serves on the = Advisory=20 Council for the University of Southern=20 California Lusk Center for Real Estate; = the=20 Policy Advisory Board of the = Burnham-Moores=20 Institute of Real Estate at the = University of=20 San Diego, and the Board of Directors = for the=20 Burnham Institute for Medical Research. =

Mr. Tanz is also a member of = International=20 Council of Shopping Centers and the = Young=20 Presidents Organization. Considered one = of the=20 industry=92s leaders, Mr. Tanz is a = frequent guest=20 speaker at real estate conferences = throughout=20 the country. In 1998, National Real = Estate=20 Investors named Mr. Tanz as one of the = country=92s=20 top real estate executives under the age = of 40.=20 In 2001, Mr. Tanz was awarded San = Diego=92s Ernst=20 & Young Real Estate Entrepreneur of = the Year=20 in real estate. Mr. Tanz received his BS = in=20 business administration from the = University of=20 Southern California, Marshall School of=20 Business.

StealthGas = Inc.[GASS] -=20 Tuesday, October 27, 2009 =
President and=20 CEO
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Harry N. Vafias

Mr. Vafias has been actively involved = in the=20 tanker and gas shipping industry since = 1999.=20 After graduating from City University = Business=20 School in the City of London in 1999 = with a B.A.=20 in Management Science and from = Metropolitan=20 University in 2000 with a Masters degree = in=20 Shipping, Trade and Transport, he = commenced=20 working at Seascope, a leading ship = brokering=20 firm specializing in sale and purchase = of=20 vessels and chartering of oil tankers. = Mr.=20 Vafias also worked at Braemar, a leading = ship=20 brokering firm, where he gained = extensive=20 experience in tanker and dry cargo = chartering.=20 Seascope and Braemar merged in 2001 to = form=20 Braemar Seascope Group plc, a public = company=20 quoted on the London Stock Exchange and = one of=20 the world''s largest ship brokering and = shipping=20 service groups. From 2000 until 2004, he = worked=20 at Brave Maritime and Stealth Maritime,=20 companies providing comprehensive ship=20 management services, where Mr. Vafias = headed the=20 operations and chartering departments of = Stealth=20 Maritime and served as manager for the = sale and=20 purchase departments of both Brave = Maritime and=20 Stealth Maritime.

Company Description: StealthGas Inc = is a=20 provider of international seaborne=20 transportation services to LPG producers = and=20 users. Our vessels carry various = petroleum and=20 petrochemical gas products in liquefied = form,=20 including propane, butane, butadiene,=20 isopropane, propylene and vinyl chloride = monomer, which are all byproducts of the = production of oil and natural gas. These = products are transported in liquefied = form in=20 order to reduce their volume and to = facilitate=20 their handling. StealthGas currently = owns 45 LPG=20 carriers, which includes 40 currently = under=20 operation and 5 new buildings for = delivery=20 between 2009 and 2012. The average age = of our=20 LPG fleet is about 11.1 years at the end = of 2009=20 compared to an industry average of 19 = years and=20 the total carrying capacity of the LPG = fleet is=20 176,999 cbm. StealthGas ranks number 1 = worldwide=20 in owned vessels in the 3,000 to 8,000 = cbm LPG=20 carrier segment which is our strategic = focus.=20

Transportation by sea represents a = major=20 element of gas transportation logistics. = LPG=20 products have a variety of both = industrial and=20 other uses, including transportation, = fertilizer=20 production, the manufacture of plastics, = space=20 heating, cooking, water heating and = process=20 heating. We serve industrial companies, = as well=20 as national and independent energy = companies and=20 energy traders.

Verisk = Analytics[VRSK] -=20 Wednesday, October 8, 2009 =
Chairman,=20 President and CEO
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Frank Coyne

Frank J. Coyne is chairman, = president, and=20 CEO of Verisk Analytics. He joined the = company's=20 ISO subsidiary in February 1999 as = president and=20 chief operating officer. On July 1, = 2000, he was=20 elected president and chief executive = officer,=20 and he became chairman two years later. = In 2008,=20 Mr. Coyne led the initiative that = created Verisk=20 Analytics as the parent of ISO and its = family of=20 companies.

Mr. Coyne came to ISO from Kemper = Insurance=20 Companies, where he served as executive = vice=20 president-specialty and risk management = groups.=20

At ISO, Mr. Coyne launched an = ambitious and=20 successful business model based on = aggressively=20 expanding new product sets and customer = segments=20 while enhancing core competencies. His = model has=20 demonstrated ISO=92s capacity for = creativity and=20 innovation in the development of new = analytic=20 solutions and improvements in the = predictive=20 capabilities of decision-support tools. = The=20 model has succeeded not only for the=20 property/casualty insurance industry but = also =97=20 through more than 20 corporate = acquisitions =97=20 for adjacent verticals, including health = services, mortgage lending, government, = and=20 human resources. From 1999 through = year-end=20 2008, ISO revenue increased more than = 174=20 percent.

As chairman of ISO and Verisk, Mr. = Coyne has=20 played a leadership role in = property/casualty=20 insurance, delivering numerous speeches = at major=20 industry forums and writing many = articles with=20 performance-enhancing best-practices = themes and=20 forceful calls for market discipline. = Many chief=20 executives around the world have come to = know=20 Mr. Coyne through his extensive efforts = to=20 position the company as a global = enterprise.=20

Because of its strong financial = performance,=20 ISO has repeatedly been honored as one = of New=20 Jersey=92s 50 finest companies by NJBIZ, = a leading=20 business news and information = organization, and=20 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. In 2006, = under Mr.=20 Coyne=92s leadership, ISO took top = honors and was=20 named New Jersey=92s fastest-growing = company by=20 NJBIZ.

Starbucks=20 Corporation[SBUX] - Tuesday, = October 6,=20 2009
Chairman, President and CEO =
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Howard Schultz

It all started with a cup of coffee. =

Howard Schultz, chairman, president = and chief=20 executive officer of Starbucks Coffee = Company,=20 first walked into Starbucks in = Seattle=92s Pike=20 Place Market in 1981. Howard was drawn = into=20 conversation with these connoisseurs who = took=20 great care in not only finding and = roasting the=20 highest quality coffee, but also sharing = their=20 passion with others. Drawn to Seattle = and its=20 extraordinary coffee culture, Howard = moved from=20 his native New York and joined Starbucks = in 1982=20 as director of operations and marketing = when=20 Starbucks had four stores.

In 1983, Howard traveled to Italy and = was=20 captivated by Italian coffee bars and = the=20 romance of the coffee experience. He had = a=20 vision to bring the Italian coffeehouse=20 tradition back to Seattle, creating a = third=20 place between work and home. In order to = pursue=20 this dream, Howard left Starbucks to = start his=20 own coffee company called Il Giornale = and=20 returned in August 1987 to purchase = Starbucks=20 with the help of local investors. Howard = went on=20 to create two landmark programs for = Starbucks=20 partners (employees): comprehensive = health=20 coverage for part-time partners and = equity in=20 the company in the form of stock = options.

From that foundation, Starbucks has = grown to=20 more than 16,000 stores in neighborhoods = around=20 the world. What remains the same from = that first=20 cup of coffee: a connection, a = conversation, and=20 a sense of community. =

Global Sources = Ltd[GSOL]=20 - Thursday, September 03, 2009 =
Chairman=20 and CEO
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Merle A. Hinrichs =

Under Mr. Hinrichs=92 leadership, the = company=20 was the leader in the use of the = Internet for=20 international trade, launching Asia=92s = first B2B=20 online marketplace in 1996. The = Economist=20 magazine recognized Mr. Hinrichs as = =93Asia=92s=20 e-commerce king=94, while Forbes Global = magazine=20 has repeatedly voted Global Sources = =93Best of the=20 Web=94.

A keen desire to advance education=20 opportunities, drive business innovation = and=20 leverage technology are guiding = principles of=20 Mr. Hinrichs=92 approach to developing=20 international commerce and philanthropy. = He=20 graduated from the University of = Nebraska with a=20 Bachelor of Arts degree in Business=20 Administration and Mathematics, and from = the=20 Thunderbird School of Global Management = with a=20 Master=92s Degree in International = Trade. In 1996,=20 the University of Nebraska awarded Mr. = Hinrichs=20 an Honorary Doctorate Degree.

Mr. Hinrichs merged his passion for = higher=20 education, information and technology by = spearheading the creation of a = state-of-the-art=20 library at Thunderbird, which opened in = 1994.=20

Zion Oil & = Gas[ZN] -=20 Wednesday, September 02, 2009 =
Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Richard Rinberg

Richard Rinberg was appointed Chief = Executive=20 Officer of Zion Oil & Gas in March = 2007. He=20 has been a Director of the Company since = November 2004, and served as President = since=20 October 2005. Mr. Rinberg, a private = investor=20 since 1996, previously served as = Managing=20 Director of the Rinberg Group, a = corporate group=20 in the UK active in the casting of = precious=20 metals for the jewelry industry, jewelry = manufacturing, property development and=20 securities trading. Mr. Rinberg holds a = Bachelor=20 of Science Honors Degree in Mathematics = from=20 University College, University of = London. He is=20 a Member of The Institute of Chartered=20 Accountants in England and Wales.=20

KIT digital, = Inc[KITD] -=20 Thursday, September 03, 2009 =
Chairman=20 & CEO
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Kaleil Isaza Tuzman =

Kaleil has been an entrepreneur and = venture=20 capitalist in digital media since the = late=20 1990s, as both an operator and a = managing=20 partner of a New York-based merchant = bank, KIT=20 Capital. Kaleil most recently has been = serving=20 as Chairman & CEO of KIT digital, = Inc.=20 (NASDAQ: KITD) where he is responsible = for=20 managing the company''s day-to-day = operations,=20 including business development, content=20 acquisition, product development, = network=20 operations, marketing and financial = planning.=20

Prior to joining KIT digital, Kaleil = served=20 as President & COO of JumpTV Inc. = (AIM, TSX:=20 JTV), and President & CEO of JumpTV=20 International FZ-LLC, the world''s = largest=20 broadcaster of international and sports = content=20 over the Internet. Kaleil previously = served as=20 Chairman & CEO of KPE, Inc., a = leading=20 NY-based digital media services company = with=20 clients such as Sony Entertainment, = Viacom and=20 Carnival Cruises, which was sold to a=20 predecessor of Agency.com. Prior to KPE, = he was=20 Chairman & CEO of govWorks, Inc., a = KKR and=20 Mayfield Fund-backed government = technology=20 services firm.

Kaleil previously worked at Goldman = Sachs for=20 five years, on emerging markets = investment=20 banking and risk arbitrage teams. He has = been a=20 term member of the Council of Foreign = Relations,=20 a U.S. trade representative under the = President=20 William J. Clinton and George W. Bush, = and was=20 recently named one of the 100 Most = Influential=20 Hispanics by Hispanic Magazine. Kaleil = is a=20 magna cum laude graduate of Harvard = University.=20

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Ebix Inc[EBIX] - = Monday,=20 July 20, 2009
CEO
Watch=20 Video

Robin Raina

Robin Raina is one of the few = Business folks=20 whose leadership in business circles and = social=20 philanthropy both is an example that is = hard to=20 follow. In spite of running a very = successful=20 business enterprise (the Ebix group of = companies=20 that trades on the NASDAQ under the = ticker=20 symbol EBIX) with a market = capitalization of=20 around $450 million world wide, he has = dedicated=20 his life to public service. He has today = emerged=20 as a rather complete human being who has = excelled in every field that he has gone = into,=20 while still keeping a balance and = pioneering the=20 cause of charity.

Female Health=20 Company[The] - Wednesday, July = 08,=20 2009
Chairman and CEO
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O. B. Parrish

O.B. Parrish, one of the Company=92s = founders,=20 has served as the Chairman of the Board = and=20 Chief Executive Officer since 1996. Mr. = Parrish=20 has spent his career in the = pharmaceutical=20 industry. Previously, Mr. Parrish was = President=20 of the Global Pharmaceutical Group of G. = D.=20 Searle. Prior to that, Mr. Parrish was = the=20 President of Searle International, the = foreign=20 sales operation of Searle. Prior to = joining=20 Searle, Mr. Parrish was Executive Vice = President=20 of Pfizer=92s International Division. =

Mr. Parrish received his B. S. degree = from=20 Lawrence University, where he currently = serves=20 as a trustee. He obtained his M.B.A. = from the=20 University of Chicago.=20

Sharps Compliance=20 Corporation[SMED] - Wednesday, = June 24,=20 2009
Director, Chairman, and CEO =
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Dr. Burton J. Kunik =

Dr. Kunik founded Sharps Compliance = Inc., now=20 a wholly owned subsidiary of Sharps = Compliance=20 Corp., in May 1994 and has served as a = Director=20 and its Chief Executive Officer since = its=20 inception. Since July 1998, he has also = served=20 as the Company=92s Chairman of the = Board.

Dr. Kunik has 24 years of experience = as an=20 endodontist and over 20 years of = experience in=20 the medical waste industry, including=20 involvement in the successful start-up = of three=20 companies. He co-founded and spent five = years=20 with 3CI Complete Compliance Corporation = which=20 engages in medical waste services in the = southern United States. Dr. Kunik = previously=20 served as the Chairman of the Medical = Waste=20 Institute in 1992 and on the board of = the=20 Environmental Industry Association. Dr. = Kunik=92s=20 previous business experience also = includes=20 management roles in a number of = industries,=20 including real estate, oil and gas, = cattle=20 ranching and travel. Dr. Kunik earned = both B.A.=20 and D.D.S. degrees from the University = of Texas.=20

Landec = Corporation[LNDC]=20 - June 12, 2009
President, CEO = and=20 Chairman
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Gary T. Steele

Gary Steele is the President, CEO and = Chairman of Landec Corporation, a = publicly=20 traded materials science company in = Menlo Park,=20 California since 1991. Landec = Corporation=20 designs, develops, manufactures and = sells=20 temperature-activated and other = specialty=20 polymer products for a variety of food,=20 agricultural and licensed partner = applications.=20 Landec had revenues of over $235 million = in=20 fiscal year 2008 and the Company has = been=20 profitable since 2003.

Prior to his employment at Landec, = Gary was=20 President and CEO of Molecular Devices=20 Corporation in Sunnyvale, California = from 1985=20 to1991 and before that he was Vice = President of=20 Product Development at Genentech Corp., = a=20 biotechnology company in So. San = Francisco,=20 California from 1981 to1985. After = graduation=20 from Stanford University in 1975, Gary = worked as=20 Senior Manager at McKinsey & Co., a=20 management consulting firm in San = Francisco,=20 California. =

Life Technologies=20 Corporation[LIFE] - June 12, = 2009=20
Chief Executive Officer
Watch=20 Video

Gregory T. Lucier =

Gregory T. Lucier serves as Chief = Executive=20 Officer of Life Technologies and as = Chairman of=20 the Company=92s Board of Directors. = Previously, he=20 served as Chairman and Chief Executive = Officer=20 of Invitrogen Corporation, which merged = with=20 Applied Biosystems in November 2008 to = form Life=20 Technologies. The Company is one of the = largest=20 providers of systems, biological = reagents, and=20 services, supplying scientists around = the world=20 in every way that life science = technologies are=20 applied. The company aims to improve the = human=20 condition by enabling basic research,=20 accelerating drug discovery and = development, and=20 advancing scientific exploration in = areas such=20 as regenerative science, molecular = diagnostics,=20 agricultural and environmental research, = and=20 21st century forensics. Mr. Lucier has = leveraged=20 his background in healthcare management = to=20 prepare the company to participate in = and shape=20 the new era of personalized medicine. = Mr. Lucier=20 serves on the BIO Board of Directors as = well as=20 on the board of the Burnham Institute of = Medical=20 Research. He is actively involved at San = Diego=20 State University as a distinguished = lecturer. He=20 received his B.S. in Engineering from=20 Pennsylvania State University and an = M.B.A. from=20 Harvard Business School.=20

Pressure BioSciences,=20 Inc.[PBIO] - June 1, 2009=20
President and CEO
Watch=20 Video

Richard T. = Schumacher

The founder of our Company, has = served as a=20 director of Pressure BioSciences since = the=20 formation of its legacy business, Boston = Biomedica, Inc., in 1978. He has served = as CEO=20 of Pressure BioSciencessince April 2004 = and=20 President since September, 2004. He = previously=20 served as CEO and Chairman of the Board = of=20 Boston Biomedica from 1992 to February, = 2003 and=20 as President from 1986 to August 1999. = Mr.=20 Schumacher served as the Director of = Infectious=20 Disease Services for Clinical Sciences=20 Laboratory, a New England-based medical=20 reference laboratory, from 1986 to 1988. = From=20 1972 to 1985, Mr. Schumacher was = employed by the=20 Center for Blood Research, a nonprofit = medical=20 research institute associated with = Harvard=20 Medical School. Mr. Schumacher recieved = a BS in=20 Zoology from the University of New = Hampshire.=20

Online Resources=20 Corporation[ORCC] - April 15, = 2009=20
Chairman and CEO
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Matthew P. Lawlor =

Lawlor co-founded Virginia-based = Online=20 Resources in 1989, and has developed the = firm=20 into the nation=92s largest outsourcer = dedicated=20 to online financial services. The = company=20 provides bank and biller clients with = web and=20 phone-based financial services, = electronic=20 payments and marketing services to drive = consumer adoption. Online Resources is = widely=20 recognized for its innovation and as one = of the=20 fastest growing US technology companies. =

Prior to founding Online Resources, = Lawlor=20 was founder and president of US = Multitrade. The=20 firm developed early-stage ventures, = including=20 RSA Security (secure tokens), Sales = &=20 Marketing Systems (early CRM) and Energy = Fuels=20 (pioneered hedging for ethanol).

From 1973 to 1980, Lawlor served as = an=20 executive with Chemical Bank (then the = nation=92s=20 fifth largest bank). Lawlor started at = the bank=20 with a small team reporting to the CEO, = where he=20 supported the asset and liability = management=20 committee. He later managed a retail = branch=20 group in Manhattan and headed Chemical=20 International Finance Ltd., which was = then=20 Chemical=92s principal offshore equity = and=20 merchant banking affiliate.

Between his undergraduate and = graduate school=20 years, Lawlor worked with RCA = Corporation. There=20 he served as project engineer of = recording=20 systems for NASA=92s Earth Resources = Technology=20 Satellite (ERTS).

Lawlor is active in the technology = and=20 entrepreneurial communities. He was = awarded two=20 major US patents for financial = technology. He=20 served on the Board of Directors of the=20 Electronic Funds Transfer Association, = and=20 founded the eFinancial Enablers Council, = a=20 senior executive roundtable of the major = Internet banking and payments providers. =

He is also active in public affairs, = and=20 served in 1980 for one year as a = Presidential=20 Exchange Executive in the White House = OMB under=20 Presidents Carter and Reagan.

Lawlor admits to being born as early = as 1948.=20 He is the son of a career Army officer, = and=20 lived through-out Asia in his youth. = After=20 graduating from New Trier High School=20 (Illinois), Lawlor earned a BS in = mechanical=20 engineering from the University of = Pennsylvania=20 in 1970 and an MBA from Harvard = University in=20 1973. During his schooling at Penn, = Lawlor=20 played varsity football and lacrosse, = and is now=20 active in youth athletics and swimming.=20

QualitySystems,=20 Inc.[QSII] - April 13, 2009 =
Chairman
Watch=20 Video

Sheldon Razin

Sheldon Razin (69) is the founder of = Quality=20 Systems, Inc. and has served as its = Chairman of=20 the Board since the Company=92s = incorporation in=20 1974 (inception 1973). He served as the=20 Company=92s Chief Executive Officer from = 1974=20 until April 2000. Since its inception = until=20 April 2000, he has also served as the = Company=92s=20 President, with the exception of the = period from=20 August 1990 to August 1991. = Additionally, Razin=20 served as Treasurer from the Company=92s = inception=20 until October 1982. Prior to founding = the=20 Company, Razin held various technical = and=20 managerial positions with Rockwell = International=20 Corporation and was a founder of the = Company=92s=20 predecessor, Quality Systems, a sole=20 proprietorship engaged in the = development of=20 software for commercial and space = applications=20 and in management consulting work. Razin = holds a=20 B.S. degree in Mathematics from the=20 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.=20

First California Financial = Group,=20 Inc.[FCAL] - March 2, 2008=20
President, CEO & Director
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C. G. Kum

C. G. Kum was appointed President, = Chief=20 Executive Officer and Director of First=20 California Bank, formerly known as = Camarillo=20 Community Bank, in September of 1999. = Under his=20 leadership, First California has emerged = as a=20 force of strength and stability in = Southern=20 California banking, having grown from = two=20 branches and total assets of $100 = million in=20 1999 to 18 branches and more than $1.4 = billion=20 in total assets as of February 2009. = With more=20 than three decades of banking = experience, Mr.=20 Kum previously served in various credit, = lending=20 and management positions for banks in = San=20 Francisco, Denver and Southern = California. He=20 earned his bachelor=92s degree from the = University=20 of California at Berkeley, received his = M.B.A.=20 from Pepperdine University and is a = graduate of=20 Stonier Graduate School of Banking. = Currently a=20 member of Government Relations Council = of the=20 American Bankers Association, Mr. Kum = also=20 served as President of the Board of = Directors of=20 Community Bankers of California from = 2005=20 through 2006. =

Concur Technologies,=20 Inc.[CNQR] - December 4, = 2008=20
Chairman of the Board, and CEO =
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Steve Singh

Steve Singh currently serves as = Chairman and=20 Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Singh has = served as=20 Chief Executive Officer since February = 1996, and=20 was appointed to Chairman of the Board = of=20 Directors in October 1999. Prior to = joining=20 Concur Technologies, Mr. Singh was = General=20 Manager of the Contact Management = Division at=20 Symantec Corporation.=20

Amarin Corporation=20 plc[AMRN] - November 20, = 2008=20
CEO
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Thomas Lynch

Mr. Thomas Lynch joined Amarin in = January=20 2000 as Chairman and Non-Executive = Director and=20 was appointed Chief Executive Officer in = 2007.=20 Between 1993 and 2004, Mr. Lynch was = with Elan=20 Corporation plc where he held a number = of=20 positions including Chief Financial = Officer and=20 Executive Vice Chairman. Mr. Lynch = spear-headed=20 Elan=92s transition from a drug delivery = technology provider to a fully = integrated=20 pharmaceutical company, through a number = of=20 acquisitions, including Athena = Neurosciences,=20 Inc. The Athena acquisition brought Elan = its=20 programs in multiple sclerosis, = autoimmune=20 diseases and Alzheimer=92s disease. Mr. = Lynch was=20 also a founder of the specialty = pharmaceutical=20 company, Warner Chilcott plc. Mr. Lynch = is and=20 has been a board member of a number of=20 biotechnology and healthcare companies. = Mr.=20 Lynch was a partner in the international = accounting firm of KPMG, where he = specialized in=20 the provision of international corporate = financial services.=20

LHC Group[LHCG] - = November 6, 2008
Chairman and = CEO
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Keith G. Myers

In fourteen short years, Keith Myers = has=20 provided the vision and leadership = needed to=20 take a small rural home health agency = and turn=20 it into what is now known as LHC Group, = a=20 regional home nursing and post acute = health care=20 services company with more than 5000 = employees,=20 providing both home based and facility = services=20 through 231 locations in Louisiana, = Mississippi,=20 Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi, North = Carolina,=20 Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, = Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Maryland, = and=20 Alabama.

In 1999, Mr. Myers was granted = Certified=20 Home/Hospice Care Executive (CHCE) = credentials=20 by the National Association for Home = Care which=20 placed him among the first to receive = this=20 recognition. In recent years, he has = also=20 received such honors as being named = Business=20 Executive of the Year by the Louisiana = Rural=20 Health Association in 1999 and has been = an=20 active participant in the Home Health = Top 100=20 since 2002. He has participated in the=20 preparation of white papers and = presentations to=20 members of the U.S. Senate and House of=20 Representatives in Washington D.C., = specifically=20 related to health care reimbursement=20 methodologies and the correlation = between=20 various reimbursement methods and the = resulting=20 level of clinical outcomes and overall = quality=20 of service received by beneficiaries. =

In June of 2003, Mr. Myers received = the=20 Regional Entrepreneur of the Year Award = for=20 outstanding performance in the field of=20 Healthcare Services and was officially = inducted=20 as a Lifetime member of The National=20 Entrepreneur Of The Year Hall of Fame in = November of 2003. The National = Entrepreneur Of=20 The Year Award program is sponsored = nationally=20 by USA Today, CNN, The Nasdaq Stock = Market, and=20 the Kauffman Center for Entrepreneurial=20 Leadership at the Ewing Marion Kauffman=20 Foundation. The Entrepreneur of the Year = awards=20 program annually honors the most = successful and=20 entrepreneurial business leaders across = the=20 country who have demonstrated excellence = in=20 areas such as innovation, financial = performance=20 and personal commitment to their = businesses and=20 communities. Previous National = Entrepreneur of=20 the Year award winners have included = Michael=20 Dell of Dell Computer Corporation and = Howard=20 Schultz of Starbucks Coffee.

Prior to entering the healthcare = industry,=20 Mr. Myers served as President and = General=20 Manager of a seafood company, which he = and his=20 father founded in 1980. The company = began=20 operations as a small single site food=20 processing facility with less than ten=20 employees, and after bringing in = partners to=20 provide needed capital for growth and = expansion,=20 he continued to provide the hands on day = to day=20 oversight necessary to grow from one = single=20 facility, into an international food = processing,=20 procurement, and distribution company = with=20 contract packaging operations and = multiple=20 production sites in the U.S., Latin = America and=20 Asia, serving as a direct supplier of = Sysco,=20 Kraft, and other national retail and=20 institutional food distributors, and = indirectly=20 servicing national accounts such as = Pillsbury=20 and General Mills.=20

icad inc.[ICAD] - = October=20 20, 2008
President and CEO =
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Kenneth Ferry

Kenneth Ferry has served as a = Director and=20 the Company=92s President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer since May 2006. He has over 25 = years of=20 experience in the healthcare technology = field,=20 with more than 10 years experience in = senior=20 management positions. Prior to joining = the=20 Company, from October 2003 to May 2006, = Mr.=20 Ferry was Senior Vice President and = General=20 Manager for the Global Patient = Monitoring=20 business for Philips Medical Systems, = the market=20 leader in the medical diagnostic imaging = and=20 patient monitoring systems industry. In = this=20 role he was responsible for Research = &=20 Development, Marketing, Business = Development,=20 Supply Chain and Manufacturing, Quality = and=20 Regulatory, Finance and Human Resources. = From=20 September 2001 to October 2003, Mr. = Ferry served=20 as Senior Vice President for Philips = Medical=20 Systems Division. From 1983 to 2001, Mr. = Ferry=20 served in a number of management = positions with=20 Hewlett Packard Co. and Agilent = Technologies,=20 Inc.

American Caresource = Holdings,=20 Inc.[ANCI] - October 9, = 2008=20
President and CEO
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David Boone

Mr. Boone joined American CareSource = as Chief=20 Financial Officer in June 2005 and was = promoted=20 to Chief Operating Officer in December = of 2005.=20 From 2001 to 2005, he was Senior Vice = President=20 of Finance for Belo Corporation, a = NYSE-listed=20 media company. From 2000 to 2001, he was = Vice=20 President of Corporate Development for = Safeway=20 Corporation. In addition, Mr. Boone has = served=20 in executive positions with Intira = Corporation,=20 PepsiCo, Kraft General Foods and CIGNA=20 HealthPlan, and has served as a = consultant for=20 the Boston Consulting Group. Mr. Boone = received=20 a B.S. in Accountancy from the = University of=20 Illinois and an MBA from the Harvard = Graduate=20 School of Business Administration. Mr. = Boone=20 also serves on the Board of Directors of = the=20 North Texas Kidney Foundation.=20

Cytrx = Corporation[CYTR] -=20 September 23, 2008
Director, = President=20 and CEO
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Steven Kriegsman =

Steven A. Kriegsman has been a = Director,=20 President and Chief Executive Officer of = CytRx=20 Corporation (Nasdaq: CYTR) since July = 2002. He=20 also serves as a Director of RXi = Pharmaceuticals=20 Inc. (Nasdaq: RXII) and Chairman of its=20 Compensation Committee. Mr. Kriegsman = also=20 serves as a Director of Hythiam, Inc = (Nasdaq:=20 HYTM) and Chairman of its Audit = Committee. He=20 previously served as a Director and = Chairman of=20 Global Genomics from June 2000 until its = merger=20 with CytRx Corporation in July 2002. Mr. = Kriegsman is the Chairman of the Board = and=20 Founder of Kriegsman Capital Group LLC, = a=20 financial advisory firm specializing in = the=20 development of alternative sources of = equity=20 capital for emerging growth companies in = the=20 healthcare industry. Mr. Kriegsman has a = B.S.=20 degree with honors from New York = University in=20 accounting and completed the Executive = Program=20 in Mergers and Acquisitions at New York=20 University, The Management Institute. = Mr.=20 Kriegsman was formerly a Certified = Public=20 Accountant with KPMG in New York City. = From June=20 2003 until February 2008, he served as a = Director, and he is the former Chairman = of the=20 Audit Committee of Bradley = Pharmaceuticals, Inc.=20 In February 2006, Mr. Kriegsman received = the=20 Corporate Philanthropist of the Year = Award from=20 the Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the = ALS=20 Association and in October 2006, he = received the=20 Lou Gehrig Memorial Corporate Award from = the=20 Muscular Dystrophy Association. Mr. = Kriegsman=20 has been active in various charitable=20 organizations including the = Biotechnology=20 Industry Organization, the ALS = Association, the=20 Los Angeles Venture Association, the = Southern=20 California Biomedical Council, and the=20 Palisades-Malibu YMCA.=20

Hana Biosciences,=20 Inc.[HNAB] - September 18, = 2008=20
President and Chief Executive = Officer
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Steven Deitcher, = M.D.

Steven R. Deitcher, MD, was appointed = President and Chief Executive Officer = and a=20 member of the Board of Directors for = Hana=20 Biosciences in August 2007. Dr. Deitcher = originally joined Hana as Executive Vice = President of Development and Chief = Medical=20 Officer in May 2007. From 2004 until he = joined=20 Hana, Dr. Deitcher served as Vice = President,=20 Chief Medical Scientist at Nuvelo where = he was=20 responsible for clinical development and = medical=20 affairs. Dr. Deitcher has more than 15 = years of=20 experience as a practicing physician in=20 hematology, medical oncology and = vascular=20 medicine. Dr. Deitcher was formerly the = head of=20 the section of hematology and = coagulation=20 medicine in the department of=20 hematology/oncology and director of = research in=20 the department of vascular medicine at = The=20 Cleveland Clinic Foundation. While at = The=20 Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Deitcher was = hematology=20 medical director for the Network for = Oncology=20 Communication and Research. Prior to = that, he=20 spent four years at The University of = Tennessee=20 in positions including associate = chairman,=20 department of medicine; director, = combined=20 pediatric and adult thrombosis clinic; = and=20 director, special coagulation = laboratory. Dr.=20 Deitcher earned his B.S. and M.D. in the = Honors=20 Program in Medical Education at = Northwestern=20 University Medical School. He completed = his=20 residency in internal medicine at Barnes = Hospital and completed his fellowship = training=20 in hematology and medical oncology at = New=20 England Medical Center and Tufts = University=20 School of Medicine. Dr. Deitcher is a = member of=20 several medical societies, including The = American Society of Hematology, American = Society=20 of Clinical Oncology and the = International=20 Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis, = and is a=20 fellow of the Society for Vascular = Medicine and=20 Biology. He has published more than 185 = journal=20 papers, abstracts and book chapters and = has made=20 more than 35 scientific conference=20 presentations. He was the founding=20 editor-in-chief of the journal Current=20 Hematology Reports.=20

Semtech = Corp.[SMTC] -=20 September 5, 2008
President and = CEO=20
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Mohan Maheswaran =

Mohan Maheswaran joined Semtech as = President=20 and Chief Executive Officer in April = 2006. Prior=20 to joining the company, Mohan held the = position=20 of Executive Vice President and General = Manager=20 at Intersil Corporation. He joined = Intersil=20 Corporation through its acquisition of = Elantec=20 Semiconductor Inc. in 2002. Mohan has = worked for=20 high technology startups such as Allayer = Communications which was acquired by = Broadcom=20 aswell as multi-national corporations = such as=20 IBM Microelectronics, Texas Instruments, = Hewlett-Packard and Nortel = Communications. Mohan=20 has over 25 years experience in the = electronics=20 industry and has an electronic = engineering=20 degree from Surrey University in the UK = and an=20 MBA from Henley Management College in = the UK.=20 Since Mohan Maheswaran took the helm in = 2006, he=20 has transformed Semtech=92s culture into = a=20 customer-oriented, high-growth culture = with=20 visions for a =93New Semtech.=94 He has = placed great=20 emphasis on a new strategy toward = profitable=20 growth, new market focus and = dramatically=20 improved execution. He has taken the = first steps=20 to transforming Semtech into a value = driven,=20 global company and a leader among = industry=20 peers. Semtech=92s resulting business = performance=20 has been extraordinary, achieving record = annual=20 revenues in Fiscal Year 2008 of $285M = and=20 achieving record quarterly revenues for = the last=20 four consecutive quarters and = accelerating=20 earnings growth at a much faster rate = than=20 revenues. =

NetSol Technologies,=20 Inc.[NTWK] - June 24, 2008=20
Founder, Chairman of the Board and = CEO=20
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Najeeb Ghauri =
Najeeb=20 Ghauri was elected Chief Executive = Officer in=20 October 2006, continuing his = responsibilities as=20 Chairman of the Board of Directors of = NetSol=20 Technologies, Inc., to which he was = appointed in=20 February 2003. He was also the interim = CFO from=20 June 2002 to July 2005. Mr. Ghauri was = the=20 founder of the parent company, NetSol=20 Technologies, Inc. (formerly Mirage = Holdings,=20 Inc.). He became the President and CEO = of NetSol=20 Technologies, Inc. in April 1997, and = held that=20 title until August 2001. Mr. Ghauri was = very=20 instrumental in the completion of the = IPO in=20 1998 and responsible for restructuring = the=20 company's business model into that of an = IT=20 company in 1997-1998. He also = spearheaded the=20 successful listing of NetSol to NASDAQ = Small Cap=20 in December 1999 as well as the first = U.S. dual=20 listing on the Dubai International = Financial=20 Exchange (DIFX) in June 2008.=20
Prior to launching NetSol in the = U.S., Mr.=20 Ghauri had over 15 years of combined = marketing=20 and management experience with Fortune = 500=20 companies such as Unilever and Atlantic=20 Richfield Corporation (ARCO). He = received his=20 bachelor's degree from Eastern Illinois=20 University, and earned an MBA in = marketing from=20 the Drucker School of Management at The=20 Claremont Graduate School. In 2001, Mr. = Ghauri=20 was a nominee for the Ernst & Young=20 'Entrepreneur of the Year' award in = California.=20 Mr. Ghauri is a founding member of USPBC = (US-Pakistan American Business Council) = and was=20 elected as its Vice Chairman in spring = of 2006.=20 Mr. Ghauri has lived in the U. S. since = 1977 and=20 became a U.S. citizen in 1990.=20
Mr. Ghauri is very active in various=20 educational non-governmental = organizations=20 (NGOs) worldwide. He is a founding board = member=20 of the National Human Development Fund = of=20 Pakistan. He is a board member of the = newly=20 created U.S. Pakistan Business Council = in=20 Washington, D.C. (a U.S. Chamber of = Commerce=20 body), and is also on the board of M4=20 International, Inc., a California-based=20 executive consulting firm.=20

Molex = Incorporated[MOLX]=20 - June 3, 2008
Vice Chairman and = CEO=20
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Martin P. Slark =
Martin=20 P. Slark, 53, was appointed Vice = Chairman and=20 Chief Executive Officer of Molex = Incorporated on=20 July 1, 2005. He had served as President = and=20 Chief Operating Officer since July 1, = 2001.=20 Prior to this position Mr. Slark was = Executive=20 Vice President of Molex Incorporated = from 1999=20 to 2001; President of the Americas = Region from=20 1994 to1999; and President of the Far = East South=20 Region from 1988 to 1994. He became a = Director=20 of the company in 2000.=20
He began his career with Molex in = 1976 and=20 has worked for the company in Europe, = the U.S.=20 and Asia. He was responsible for = starting the=20 Molex entities in Hong Kong, China, = India, South=20 Africa, Malaysia and Thailand.=20
Mr. Slark completed his undergraduate = studies=20 in Electronic Engineering at Bracknell = College,=20 England (1976). He also holds a Post = Graduate=20 Diploma in Management Studies (with = distinction)=20 from Portsmouth University (1981) and a = MBA=20 (with distinction) from the University = of East=20 London (1992). He is on the Board of the = Hub=20 Group, Inc. and is Vice Chairman and = Treasurer=20 of the Landmark School, which serves = students=20 with language-based learning = disabilities. He is=20 a Companion of the British Institute of=20 Management, and a member of the = University of=20 Chicago Advisory Council on the Graduate = School=20 of Business. He is also a member of the = World=20 Presidents=92 Organization, The Chicago = Economic=20 Club and the Management Development = Institute of=20 Singapore.=20
In 2003, Mr. Slark was honored with a = Public=20 Service Medal by the government of = Singapore.=20 This National award recognizes = distinguished=20 international friends who have = contributed to=20 Singapore=92s development in business, = industry,=20 technology and science. Mr. Slark was = honored=20 for having played an instrumental role = in=20 expanding Molex=92s operations in = Singapore as=20 well as boosting Singapore=92s efforts = to develop=20 its Electronics and Precision = Engineering=20 Industries. In 2004 Mr. Slark was = awarded a=20 Doctorate in Business Administration = (Hon Causa)=20 by the University of East London.=20
Mr. Slark is married and has two = children. An=20 avid runner, he has completed 13 = marathons=20 including Chicago, Boston and Hong Kong. = He also=20 regularly competes in 5K and 10K races.=20
Molex = Incorporated
Molex=20 Incorporated (NASDAQ: MOLX, MOLXA) is a=20 69-year-old global manufacturer of = electronic,=20 electrical and fiber optic = interconnection=20 products and systems, switches and = application=20 tooling. Based in Lisle, Illinois, = U.S.A., the=20 company operates 59 plants in 19 = countries,=20 employs over 33,000 people worldwide and = had=20 revenues of $3.3 billion in its fiscal = year=20 ended June 30, 2007.=20

Watson Wyatt=20 Worldwide[WW] - May 29, = 2008=20
President, Chairman and CEO
Watch=20 Video

John J. Haley =
John J.=20 Haley is President, Chief Executive = Officer and=20 Chairman of the Board of Watson Wyatt = Worldwide,=20 a global human resources and financial=20 management consulting firm headquartered = in=20 Washington, D.C.=20
Mr. Haley joined Watson Wyatt in 1977 = and=20 became the consulting actuary to several = of=20 Watson Wyatt's largest clients. In 1992, = he was=20 named to the Board of Directors and = named CEO in=20 1998.=20
Mr. Haley is a Fellow of the Society = of=20 Actuaries and a Fellow of the Conference = of=20 Consulting Actuaries. He is a Trustee of = The=20 Actuarial Foundation. He holds an A.B. = in=20 mathematics from Rutgers College, and = received a=20 Fellowship for two years of study at the = Graduate School of Mathematics at Yale=20 University.=20
Mr. Haley also serves on the Board of = Directors of the U.S.-China Business = Council,=20 MAXIMUS and Hudson Highland.=20
Watson Wyatt Worldwide=20
Watson Wyatt is the trusted = business partner to the world's leading=20 organizations on people and financial = issues.=20 The firm's global services include: = managing the=20 cost and effectiveness of employee = benefit=20 programs; developing attraction, = retention and=20 reward strategies; advising pension plan = sponsors and other institutions on = optimal=20 investment strategies; providing = strategic and=20 financial advice to insurance and = financial=20 services companies; and delivering = related=20 technology, outsourcing and data = services.=20 Watson Wyatt has 7,000 associates in 32=20 countries and is located on the Web at = http://www.watsonwyatt.com/.=20

U.S. Energy = Corp.[USEG] -=20 May 14, 2008
Chairman and CEO =
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Keith G. Larsen =
Keith G.=20 Larsen is the Chief Executive Officer = and=20 Chairman of U.S. Energy Corp. He is a = former=20 director of the Brunton Company and = former CEO=20 and director of Rocky Mountain Gas, Inc. = Mr.=20 Larsen is a former director and founding = member=20 of Pinnacle Gas Resources, a public = coalbed=20 methane company founded by Credit Suisse = First=20 Boston.=20
U.S. Energy = Corp
U.S.=20 Energy Corp. is a diversified natural = resource=20 company with interests in molybdenum, = oil and=20 gas, gold, and real estate. While the = Company=20 primarily invests in the natural = resource=20 sector, it is also broadening its = business=20 interests to include cash flow = generating=20 investments driven by surging growth = created by=20 energy and mining activity in the = intermountain=20 west region of the United States.=20

Cavium Networks = [CAVM] -=20 May 5, 2008
President and CEO =
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Syed Ali
Syed B. = Ali is=20 one of our founders and has served as = our=20 President, Chief Executive Officer and = Chairman=20 of the board of directors since the = inception of=20 the company in 2000. From 1998 to 2000, = Mr. Ali=20 was Vice President of Marketing and = Sales at=20 Malleable Technologies, a communication = chip=20 company of which he was a founding = management=20 team member. Malleable Technologies was = acquired=20 by PMC Sierra, a communication IC = company in=20 2000. From 1994 to 1998, Mr. Ali was an=20 Executive Director at Samsung = Electronics where=20 he started the Flash memory and CPU = businesses=20 and put together the business plans that = drove=20 sales in each line to over a $100M in = less than=20 two years. Prior to that, he had various = positions at Wafer Scale Integration, a = division=20 of SGS-Thompson, Tandem Computer, and = American=20 Microsystems. He received a BSEE from = Osmania=20 University, in Hyderabad, India and an = MSEE from=20 the University of Michigan.=20
Cavium = Networks
Cavium=20 Networks (NASDAQ: CAVM) is a provider of = highly=20 integrated semiconductor products that = enable=20 intelligent processing in networking,=20 communications, storage and security=20 applications. We refer to our products = as=20 enabling intelligent processing because = they=20 allow customers to develop networking = equipment=20 that is application-aware and = content-aware and=20 securely processes voice, video and data = traffic=20 at high speeds. Our products are used in = a broad=20 array of networking, communications, = storage,=20 wireless and security equipment, = including=20 routers, switches, content-aware = switches, UTM=20 and other security appliances, = application-aware=20 gateways, voice/video/data, or = triple-play,=20 gateways, wireless local area network, = or WLAN,=20 and 3G access and aggregation devices, = storage=20 networking equipment, servers and = intelligent=20 network interface cards. Cavium = Networks'=20 products consists of integrated, = software=20 compatible security and Multicore MIPS64 = processors ranging in performance from = 10 Mbps=20 to 10 Gbps. =

Orion Energy Systems,=20 Inc.[OESX] - April 24, 2008 =
President and CEO
Watch=20 Video

Neal Verfuerth =
Neal=20 Verfuerth has been the driving force of = the=20 company he helped found in 1996. Under = his=20 leadership, Orion Energy Systems has = grown into=20 a company with more than 200 employees = and=20 annual sales of well over $50 million, = to=20 thousands of customers that include 78 = of the=20 Fortune 500.=20
He has created many patented = products,=20 principally the Illuminator lighting = fixture=20 platform, Apollo Solar Light Pipe, = InteLite=20 Controls, and other energy-saving = technologies.=20 Verfuerth has also developed innovative, = proprietary sales and financing programs = for=20 Orion's energy efficient products and = services.=20
Neal Verfuerth's accomplishments as a = business leader and technology innovator = have=20 been recently recognized by the Alliance = to Save=20 Energy, National Society of Professional = Engineers, Inc. 500, Ernst & Young, = and many=20 others.=20
Orion Energy Systems,=20 Inc.
Orion Energy Systems, = Inc.=20 (Nasdaq: OESX) is a leading power = technology=20 enterprise that designs, manufactures = and=20 implements energy management systems, = consisting=20 primarily of high-performance, energy = efficient=20 lighting systems and controls and = related=20 services, for commercial and industrial=20 customers without compromising their = quantity or=20 quality of light. Orion has deployed its = energy=20 management systems in 3,300 facilities = across=20 North America. Since 2001, Orion = technology has=20 displaced over 303 megawatts, enough = electricity=20 to power more than 250,000 homes per = year,=20 saving customers $304 million, and = reducing=20 indirect CO2 emissions by 3.8 million = tons. For=20 more information, visit http://www.oriones.com/.=20

Clean Diesel=20 Technologies[CDTI] - April 17, = 2008=20
President and Chairman of the Board =
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Dr. Bernhard Steiner =
Dr.=20 Bernhard Steiner was appointed Chairman = of the=20 Board of Clean Diesel and elected a = director in=20 September 2004. In January 2006 Dr. = Steiner was=20 also appointed to the position of = President.=20
Steiner was Executive Director of = Sales and=20 Marketing at Sweden-based Wayfinder = Systems AB,=20 which has launched server-based = navigation=20 systems for mobile phones and has become = the=20 market leader in the field. From 1999 = through=20 March 2003, Steiner served in varying = positions=20 with Motorola, Inc. beginning as = Director,=20 Strategic Marketing and New Business = Development=20 for the Integrated Electronics Systems = Sector,=20 working with four business groups: = automotive,=20 telematics, energy systems and computer=20 platforms. Within one year Steiner was = promoted=20 to Director, Worldwide Sales and = Marketing, and=20 then to General Manager Global = Solutions, for=20 the company's personal communication = sector,=20 where he created and grew a team of more = than=20 200 professionals to enter into the = hardware=20 services and application business. From = 1994=20 through 1998, Steiner held the position = of Group=20 Managing Director at London-based NXT = PLC, where=20 he was involved in strategic planning = including=20 M&A and technical developments to = ensure the=20 Group's continued growth and = profitability. He=20 also served as Chairman and CEO of = Huntingdon,=20 UK-based Mission Electronics and Leeds = and=20 UK-based Wharfedale International = Limited under=20 NXT PLC, where he restructured the = companies to=20 integrate them into the company and make = them=20 profitable.=20
Steiner received his Bachelor's, = Master's and=20 Doctorate in Business Administration = from the=20 University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. = He=20 speaks several languages, including = German,=20 Italian, French and English, and resides = in=20 Mainz-Kostheim in Germany.=20
Clean Diesel=20 Technologies
Clean Diesel=20 Technologies (NASDAQ: CDTI) is a = cleantech=20 company providing sustainable solutions = to=20 reduce emissions, increase energy = efficiency and=20 lower the carbon intensity of on- and = off-road=20 engine applications. Clean Diesel's = patented=20 technologies and products allow = manufacturers=20 and operators to comply with = increasingly strict=20 regulatory emissions and air quality = standards,=20 while also improving fuel economy and = power. The=20 Company's solutions, which are in = commercial use=20 worldwide, significantly reduce = emissions formed=20 by the combustion of fossil fuels and = biofuels,=20 including particulate matter (PM), = nitrogen=20 oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide and = hydrocarbons.=20 Clean Diesel solutions also reduce = carbon=20 dioxide (CO2) emissions, a key = greenhouse gas=20 associated with global climate change.=20
Clean Diesel develops and manages=20 intellectual property from original = concept to=20 full-scale commercial deployment. Its = offerings=20 include ARIS=AE Selective Catalytic = Reduction=20 (SCR); the patented combination of SCR = and=20 Exhaust Gas Recirculation; hydrocarbon = injection=20 for emissions control applications; = Platinum=20 Plus=AE Fuel-Borne Catalyst (FBC); the = Purifier=99=20 family of particulate filter systems; = and its=20 Wire Mesh Filter particulate filter=20 technologies. The Company was founded in = 1995=20 and is headquartered in Stamford, = Connecticut. A=20 wholly owned subsidiary, Clean Diesel=20 International, LLC, is based in London, = England.=20 For more information, please visit http://www.cdti.com/.=20

Oculus Innovative = Sciences,=20 Inc.[OCLS] - April 16, 2008 = Hojabr=20 Alimi, President and CEO
Watch=20 Video

Hojabr Alimi =
Hojabr=20 Alimi, one of our founders, has served = as our=20 chief executive officer, president and = director=20 since 1999 and was appointed as chairman = of the=20 board of directors in June 2006. Prior = to=20 co-founding our company with his spouse = in 1999,=20 Mr. Alimi was a corporate microbiologist = for=20 Arterial Vascular Engineering. Mr. Alimi = received a B.A. in biology from Sonoma = State=20 University.=20
Oculus Innovative Sciences,=20 Inc.
Oculus Innovative = Sciences,=20 Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company = focused on=20 the development, manufacture and = marketing of a=20 family of products intended to help = prevent and=20 treat infection in acute and chronic = wounds.=20 Oculus=92 platform technology, called = Microcyn=AE,=20 is a non-irritating shelf-stable = solution=20 containing oxychlorine compounds that is = designed to treat a wide range of = pathogens,=20 including antibiotic-resistant strains = of=20 bacteria (including MRSA), as well as = viruses,=20 fungi and spores.=20

Gateway Financial = Holdings,=20 Inc.[GBTS] - April 4, 2008 =
D.=20 Ben Berry, President,Chairman and CEO =
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D. Ben Berry
Mr. = Berry=20 founded Gateway Financial Holdings, Inc. = in=20 1998. He is a native of Hertford, North=20 Carolina. He attended Chowan College, is = a=20 graduate of the University of North = Carolina at=20 Chapel Hill School of Banking, and a = Graduate of=20 the Graduate School of Banking at = Louisiana=20 State University. Mr. Berry began his = banking=20 career in 1977 as a management trainee = with=20 Peoples Bank & Trust Company (now = RBC=20 Centura) in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. = While=20 at Centura, Mr. Berry held a number of=20 management positions in various cities=20 throughout eastern North Carolina. He = served as=20 Regional Executive for Centura Bank = covering=20 northeastern North Carolina and = southeastern=20 Virginia before leaving in March of 1998 = to form=20 Gateway Bank.=20
Mr. Berry currently serves on the = American=20 Bankers Association Government Relations = Council=20 and is a former member of the Board of = Directors=20 of the North Carolina Bankers = Association. He=20 has previously served as a member of the = Community Bankers Council of the = American=20 Bankers Association and serves on = numerous local=20 civic boards.=20
Gateway Financial Holdings,=20 Inc.
Gateway Financial = Holdings,=20 Inc. is the parent company for Gateway = Bank and=20 Trust, which first opened its doors for = business=20 in 1998 with one office and 12 employees = in=20 northeastern North Carolina. Since that = time,=20 the holding company has grown to $1.9 = billion in=20 assets and more than 400 employees, = through the=20 Bank and its subsidiaries: The Bank of = Richmond=20 (a division of Gateway Bank and Trust), = Gateway=20 Insurance Services, Gateway Investment = Services,=20 Gateway Bank Mortgage, and Gateway Title = Agency.=20 With 35 financial centers across eastern = North=20 Carolina and Virginia, Gateway Financial = is=20 among the fastest growing bank holding = companies=20 in the nation.=20
Mr. Berry currently serves on the = American=20 Bankers Association Government Relations = Council=20 and is a former member of the Board of = Directors=20 of the North Carolina Bankers = Association. He=20 has previously served as a member of the = Community Bankers Council of the = American=20 Bankers Association and serves on = numerous local=20 civic boards.=20
Financial Centers:=20
Twenty in Virginia: Virginia Beach = (7),=20 Richmond (6), Chesapeake (3), Emporia = (2),=20 Suffolk and Norfolk; and Fifteen in = North=20 Carolina: Chapel Hill, Elizabeth City = (3),=20 Edenton, Kitty Hawk (2), Raleigh (3), = Moyock,=20 Nags Head, Plymouth, Roper, and = Wilmington.=20

AspenBio Pharma,=20 Inc.[APPY] - April 2, 2008=20
Richard G. Donnelly, = President,Director and=20 CEO
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Richard G. Donnelly=20
Richard G. Donnelly was elected = President,=20 Chief Executive Officer and as a = director, in=20 January 2005. From September 1999 to = December=20 2004, Mr. Donnelly served in senior = marketing=20 positions with Heska Corporation, = including most=20 recently as Senior Director of = Marketing. From=20 January 1993 to September 1999, Mr. = Donnelly=20 served as Director of Marketing for the = Fort=20 Dodge division of Wyeth Inc., (American = Home=20 Products). Mr. Donnelly holds a = three-year=20 diploma in Animal Science from St. = Lawrence=20 College.=20
AspenBio Pharma,=20 Inc.
AspenBio Pharma, Inc. = (the=20 "Company" or "AspenBio" also we, us or = our) is=20 an emerging medical biotechnology = company=20 engaged in the discovery, research, = development,=20 manufacture, and licensing or marketing = of novel=20 drugs and diagnostics for human and = animal=20 healthcare. Founded in August 2000, as a = Colorado corporation and headquartered = in Castle=20 Rock, Colorado, we leverage our = proprietary=20 knowledge and technology towards the = development=20 of novel patented or patentable products = we=20 believe have substantial market = potential. Using=20 our proprietary protein purifying = methods and=20 other proteomic technologies, we = discovered=20 several blood markers that appear to = correlate=20 with appendicitis in humans. We are = currently=20 engaged in the development and testing = of our=20 two first-generation blood-based human=20 diagnostic tests designed to rapidly = help screen=20 or rule out appendicitis in patients = complaining=20 of abdominal pain. We are in the process = of=20 completing the appropriate requirements = to file=20 and secure a United States Food and Drug = Administration ("FDA") 510(k) clearance = for our=20 initial screening technology, AppyScore, = which=20 in late 2007 demonstrated 98% = sensitivity in a=20 471 patient multi-hospital study.=20

StealthGas, = Inc.[GASS] -=20 March 26, 2008
Harry N. Vafias,=20 President and CEO
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Harry N. Vafias =
Harry N.=20 Vafias has been our President and Chief=20 Executive Officer and a member of our = Board of=20 Directors since our inception in = December 2004.=20 Mr. Vafias has been actively involved in = the=20 tanker and gas shipping industry since = 1999. He=20 has worked at Seascope, a leading ship = brokering=20 firm specializing in sale and purchase = of=20 vessels and chartering of oil tankers. = Mr.=20 Vafias also worked at Braemar, a leading = ship=20 brokering firm, where he gained = extensive=20 experience in tanker and dry cargo = chartering.=20 Seascope and Braemar merged in 2001 to = form=20 Braemar Seascope Group plc, a public = company=20 quoted on the London Stock Exchange and = one of=20 the world's largest ship brokering and = shipping=20 service groups. From 2000 until 2004, he = worked=20 at Brave Maritime and Stealth Maritime,=20 companies providing comprehensive ship=20 management services, where Mr. Vafias = headed the=20 operations and chartering departments of = Stealth=20 Maritime and served as manager for the = sale and=20 purchase departments of both Brave = Maritime and=20 Stealth Maritime. Mr. Vafias graduated = from City=20 University Business School in the City = of London=20 in 1999 with a B.A. in Management = Science and=20 from Metropolitan University in 2000 = with a=20 Masters degree in Shipping, Trade and = Transport.=20
StealthGas,=20 Inc.
StealthGas Inc is a = provider of=20 international seaborne transportation = services=20 to LPG producers and users. Our vessels = carry=20 various petroleum and petrochemical gas = products=20 in liquefied form, including propane, = butane,=20 butadiene, isopropane, propylene and = vinyl=20 chloride monomer, which are all = byproducts of=20 the production of oil and natural gas. = These=20 products are transported in liquefied = form in=20 order to reduce their volume and to = facilitate=20 their handling. =

Rubicon Technology,=20 Inc.[RBCN] - March 13, 2008 =
Raja M. Parvez, President and CEO =
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Raja M. Parvez =
Raja M.=20 Parvez has served as our president and = chief=20 executive officer since January 2006 and = as a=20 member of our board of directors since = August=20 2006. Prior to joining us, Mr. Parvez = served as=20 chief operating officer, chief = manufacturing=20 officer and vice president at CyOptics, = Inc., a=20 designer, developer and marketer of = indium=20 phosphide optical chips and components = for=20 access, metro and long-haul = communications=20 systems from July 2001 through December = 2005.=20 From July 2000 to July 2001, Mr. Parvez = was=20 president and vice president of = manufacturing at=20 Optigain, Inc. a subsidiary of FiTel=20 Technologies, a designer and = manufacturer of=20 amplifiers for communications systems. = From 1984=20 to 2000, he was at Lucent Technologies, = where he=20 served as distinguished and consulting = member of=20 the technical staff. His focus was on=20 operational excellence for=20 Lucent-Optoelectronics products, = including=20 indium phosphide and lithium niobate = components.=20 Mr. Parvez holds a BS in mechanical = engineering=20 from the University of Peshawar, an MS = in=20 industrial engineering and an MS in = management,=20 each from Polytechnic University in New = York.=20
Rubicon Technology,=20 Inc.
Rubicon Technology, = Inc. is an=20 advanced electronic materials provider = that is=20 engaged in developing, manufacturing and = selling=20 monocrystalline sapphire and other = crystalline=20 products for light-emitting diodes = (LEDs), radio=20 frequency integrated circuits (RFICs), = blue=20 laser diodes, optoelectronics and other = optical=20 applications. The Company applies its=20 proprietary crystal growth technology to = produce=20 very high-quality sapphire in a form = that allows=20 for volume production of various sizes = and=20 orientations of substrates and windows. = Rubicon=20 is a vertically-integrated manufacturer = with=20 capabilities in crystal growth, high = precision=20 core drilling, wafer slicing, surface = lapping,=20 large-diameter polishing and wafer = cleaning=20 processes, which the Company employs to = convert=20 the bulk crystal into products with the = quality=20 and precision specified by its = customers. The=20 Company is actively developing larger = diameter=20 products to support next-generation LED, = RFIC=20 and optical window applications.=20

Elbit Systems = Ltd.[ESLT]=20 - March 12, 2008
Joseph = Ackerman,=20 President and CEO
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Joseph Ackerman =
Joseph=20 Ackerman has served as President and = Chief=20 Executive Officer of Elbit Systems Ltd. = since=20 1996. He serves as chairman or a = director on the=20 boards of many of the companies in the = Elbit=20 Systems Group. Mr. Ackerman joined Elbit = Ltd. in=20 1982 and held various management = positions,=20 including Senior Vice President and = General=20 Manager - Elbit Defense Systems = Division,=20 General Manager - EFW Inc., Senior Vice=20 President - Operations Group; and Vice = President=20 - Advanced Battlefield Systems. Prior to = joining=20 Elbit Ltd. he owned and operated an = agricultural=20 business. Mr. Ackerman served as an = officer in=20 the Israel Air Force as a flight test = engineer.=20 He holds a bachelor of science degree in = aeronautical engineering from the = Technion -=20 Israel Institute of Technology.=20
Elbit Systems = Ltd.
Elbit=20 Systems Ltd. is an international defense = electronics company engaged in a wide = range of=20 defense-related programs throughout the = world.=20 The Company, which includes Elbit = Systems and=20 its subsidiaries, operates in the areas = of=20 aerospace, land and naval systems, = command,=20 control, communications, computers, = intelligence=20 surveillance and reconnaissance = ("C4ISR"),=20 unmanned air vehicle (UAV) systems, = advanced=20 electro-optics, electro-optic space = systems, EW=20 suites, airborne warning systems, ELINT = systems,=20 data links and military communications = systems=20 and radios. The Company also focuses on = the=20 upgrading of existing military platforms = and=20 developing new technologies for defense, = homeland security and commercial = aviation=20 applications. =

Threshold=20 Pharmaceuticals[THLD] - = February 13,=20 2008
Harold E. Selick, CEO =
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Harold E. "Barry" = Selick=20
Harold E. "Barry" Selick, Ph.D. = joined=20 Threshold as Chief Executive Officer in = May=20 2003. Since June 2002, Dr. Selick has = been a=20 Venture Partner of Sofinnova Ventures, = Inc., a=20 venture capital firm. From January 1999 = to April=20 2002, he was Chief Executive Officer of = Camitro=20 Corporation, a biotechnology company. = From 1992=20 to 1999, he was at Affymax Research = Institute,=20 the drug discovery technology = development center=20 for Glaxo Wellcome plc, most recently as = Vice=20 President of Research. Prior to working = at=20 Affymax he held scientific positions at = Protein=20 Design Labs, Inc. and Anergen, Inc.. As = a staff=20 scientist at Protein Design Labs, he = co-invented=20 the technology underlying the creation = of fully=20 humanized antibody therapeutics and = applied that=20 to PDL's first product, Zenapax, which = was=20 developed and commercialized by Roche = for=20 treating kidney transplant rejection. = Dr. Selick=20 also serves on the Board of Directors of = DiObex,=20 Inc. and Catalyst Biosciences. Dr. = Selick=20 received his B.S. and Ph.D. from the = University=20 of Pennsylvania and was a Damon = Runyon-Walter=20 Winchell Cancer Fund Fellow and an = American=20 Cancer Society Senior Fellow at the = University=20 of California, San Francisco.=20
Threshold=20 Pharmaceuticals
Threshold is = a=20 biotechnology company focused on the = discovery=20 and development of therapeutics based on = Tumor=20 Hypoxia, a powerful scientific platform = that=20 offers broad potential to treat most = solid=20 tumors. By selectively targeting tumor = cells, we=20 are building a pipeline of drugs that = hold=20 promise to be more effective and less = toxic to=20 healthy tissues than conventional drugs. =

Huntington Bancshares,=20 Inc.[HBAN] - January 30, = 2008=20
Tom Hoaglin, Chairman, President and = CEO=20
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Tom Hoaglin
Tom = Hoaglin=20 joined Huntington as President and Chief = Executive Officer in February, 2001. He = assumed=20 the additional role of Chairman later = that year.=20 A banker for over 34 years, he worked = for Bank=20 One Corporation from 1973-99 and for = AmSouth=20 Bancorporation during 2000.=20
Born and raised in South Charleston, = West=20 Virginia, Mr. Hoaglin earned a = bachelor's degree=20 in economics with high honors from = Denison=20 University and a master's of business=20 administration from Stanford University. =
He serves as Chairman of the Columbus = Downtown Development Corporation and = Capitol=20 South Community Urban Redevelopment = Corporation,=20 Chairman of the Columbus Chamber of = Commerce and=20 Chairman of OhioHealth. He is on the = boards of=20 The Columbus Partnership and = CompeteColumbus.=20 Hoaglin also serves as a trustee of = Denison=20 University, and a director of AEP, The=20 Gorman-Rupp Company and The Jeffrey = Company.=20
Mr. Hoaglin and his wife, Ann, have = been=20 married for 33 years and reside in = Columbus.=20
Huntington Bancshares,=20 Inc.
Huntington Bancshares=20 Incorporated is a $55 billion regional = bank=20 holding company headquartered in = Columbus, Ohio.=20 Huntington has more than 141 years of = serving=20 the financial needs of its customers.=20 Huntington's banking subsidiary, The = Huntington=20 National Bank, provides innovative = retail and=20 commercial financial products and = services=20 through over 600 regional banking = offices in=20 Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, = Pennsylvania,=20 and West Virginia. Huntington also = offers retail=20 and commercial financial services online = at=20 huntington.com; through its = technologically=20 advanced, 24-hour telephone bank; and = through=20 its network of over 1,400 ATMs. Selected = financial service activities are also = conducted=20 in other states including: Dealer Sales = offices=20 in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, = New=20 Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South=20 Carolina, and Tennessee; Private = Financial and=20 Capital Markets Group offices in = Florida; and=20 Mortgage Banking offices in Maryland and = New=20 Jersey. Sky Insurance offers retail and=20 commercial insurance agency services, = through=20 offices in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, = Indiana, and West Virginia. = International=20 banking services are available through = the=20 headquarters office in Columbus, a = limited=20 purpose office located in both the = Cayman=20 Islands and Hong Kong.=20

Biosante Pharmaceuticals,=20 Inc.[BPAX] - January 17, = 2008=20
Stephen M. Simes, Director, = President and=20 CEO
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Stephen M. Simes =
Stephen=20 M. Simes has served as our Vice = Chairman,=20 President and a director of our company = since=20 January 1998 and Chief Executive Officer = since=20 March 1998. From October 1994 to January = 1997,=20 Mr. Simes was President, Chief Executive = Officer=20 and a Director of Unimed = Pharmaceuticals, Inc.,=20 (currently a wholly owned subsidiary of = Solvay=20 Pharmaceuticals, Inc.) a company with a = product=20 focus on infectious diseases, AIDS,=20 endocrinology and oncology. From 1989 to = 1993,=20 Mr. Simes was Chairman, President and = Chief=20 Executive Officer of Gynex = Pharmaceuticals,=20 Inc., a company which concentrated on = the AIDS,=20 endocrinology, urology and growth = disorders=20 markets. In 1993, Gynex was acquired by = Savient=20 Pharmaceuticals Inc. (formerly = Bio-Technology=20 General Corp.), and from 1993 to 1994, = Mr. Simes=20 served as Senior Vice President and = director of=20 Savient Pharmaceuticals Inc. Mr. = Simes=92 career=20 in the pharmaceutical industry started = in 1974=20 with G.D. Searle & Co. (now a part = of Pfizer=20 Inc.).=20
Biosante Pharmaceuticals,=20 Inc.
BioSante is developing = a=20 pipeline of hormone therapy products to = treat=20 both men and women. These hormone = therapy=20 products are gel formulations for = transdermal=20 administration that deliver estradiol = and=20 testosterone. BioSante's lead products = include=20 LibiGel=AE (transdermal testosterone = gel) in Phase=20 III clinical development by BioSante for = the=20 treatment of female sexual dysfunction = (FSD) and=20 Elestrin (estradiol gel) developed = through U.S.=20 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) = approval by=20 BioSante indicated for the treatment of=20 moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptoms = associated=20 with menopause, marketed in the U.S. by = Bradley=20 Pharmaceuticals, Inc., BioSante's = licensee. Also=20 in development are Bio-T-Gel, a = testosterone gel=20 for male hypogonadism, and an oral = contraceptive=20 in Phase II clinical development using = BioSante=20 patented technology. The current market = in the=20 U.S. for estrogen and testosterone = products is=20 approximately $2.5 billion and for oral=20 contraceptives approximately $3.0 = billion. The=20 company also is developing its calcium = phosphate=20 nanotechnology (CaP) for novel vaccines, = drug=20 delivery, and aesthetic medicine = (BioLook).=20 Additional information is available = online at:=20 http://www.biosantepharma.com/.=20

ZipRealty[ZIPR] - = December 21, 2007
Patrick = Lashinsky,=20 President and CEO
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Patrick Lashinsky =
As the=20 Chief Executive Officer and President, = Pat=20 Lashinsky serves on the Board of = Directors and=20 is responsible for the company vision, = planning,=20 and overall strategy in addition to day = to day=20 oversight of the company's overall = operations=20 and its growth and innovation = initiatives. Mr.=20 Lashinsky has previously served as = President,=20 Executive Vice President of Product = Strategy and=20 Development, Vice President of Marketing = and=20 Business Development, and as Vice = President of=20 Sales at ZipRealty.=20
Mr. Lashinsky has over 10 years = marketing=20 experience working with such household = names as=20 General Mills, Taco Bell, and Del Monte. = While=20 at General Mills, he was responsible for = the=20 creation and development of Go-Gurt = Yogurt in=20 addition to managing brands such as Pop = Secret=20 and Chex Mix.=20
Prior to joining ZipRealty, Mr. = Lashinsky was=20 the lead for new product development at = Del=20 Monte.=20
Mr. Lashinsky has taught marketing = classes at=20 Wharton School of Business and the = Anderson=20 School of Business at the University of=20 California at Los Angeles. He has a = Masters of=20 Business in Marketing from the = University of=20 California at Los Angeles and a Bachelor = of Arts=20 in Political Economies from the = University of=20 California at Berkeley=20 =
ZipRealty
ZipRealty is a=20 full-service residential real estate = brokerage=20 firm. The Company uses the Internet, = proprietary=20 technology and efficient business = processes to=20 provide home buyers and sellers with=20 high-quality service and value. Founded = in 1999,=20 the Company currently operates in 33 = major=20 metropolitan areas in 18 states and the = District=20 of Columbia. The Company=92s = client-centric=20 business strategy utilizes a = sophisticated Web=20 site, which enables home buyers and = sellers to=20 access comprehensive local Multiple = Listing=20 Services home listings data and other = relevant=20 information. The Company also utilizes a = proprietary business management = technology=20 platform, which reduces costs and allows = the=20 Company to pass on significant financial = savings=20 to consumers. This Internet-enabled,=20 technology-driven, employee-based model = provides=20 the Company with a distinct competitive=20 advantage, allowing ZipRealty to = consistently=20 deliver outstanding service to clients.=20

Dionex = Corporation[DNEX]=20 - December 7, 2007
Dr. Lukas=20 Braunschweiler, President and CEO
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Dr. Lukas = Braunschweiler=20
Dr. Lukas Braunschweiler joined = Dionex=20 Corporation as its President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer on August 5, 2002. Dr. = Braunschweiler=20 came to Dionex from Mettler-Toledo=20 International, where he worked for eight = years=20 in various senior executive positions.=20
He earned a Ph.D. in physical = chemistry and=20 analytical instrumentation at the Swiss=20 Institute of Technology in Zurich, = Switzerland.=20
Dionex is a leading developer and=20 manufacturer of laboratory and process=20 analytical systems and related products = used to=20 isolate, identify, and quantify the = components=20 of complex chemical mixtures.=20
Dionex = Corporation
Dionex=20 is a leading developer and manufacturer = of=20 laboratory and process analytical = systems and=20 related products used to isolate, = identify, and=20 quantify the components of complex = chemical=20 mixtures. Dionex products are used = extensively=20 in environmental analysis, and by the=20 pharmaceutical, life sciences, = biotechnology,=20 chemical, petrochemical, power = generation, food=20 and beverage, and electronics = industries. These=20 products are used to meet analytical = needs=20 ranging from basic research to = in-process=20 quality control. Dionex customers = include many=20 of the largest industrial companies = worldwide,=20 as well as government agencies, research = institutions, and universities.=20
The Dionex product line offers a = broad range=20 of analytical technologies to meet the = needs of=20 a growing number of customers. In the = area of=20 liquid chromatography, these = technologies=20 include ion chromatography (IC), = classical high=20 performance liquid chromatography = (HPLC), HPLC=20 using polymeric flowpaths and capillary- = and=20 nano HPLC. In the area of sample = preparation,=20 these technologies include accelerated = solvent=20 extraction (ASE=AE). Dionex = chromatography=20 workstations provide reliable = start-to-finish=20 automation and multiple instrument = control. An=20 extensive and evolving line of columns,=20 accessories, and other consumable = products=20 offers customers a range of choices to = fill=20 their needs.=20
Dionex is best known for pioneering = IC, a=20 powerful technique that separates ions, = or=20 charged molecules. Introduced in 1975, = IC is now=20 critically important in determining = drinking=20 water quality, environmental = contaminants in=20 waste-water, and on-line monitoring of = raw=20 materials and production processes in a = variety=20 of manufacturing facilities. Today, = Dionex is=20 the market leader in the $250 million = ion=20 analysis market.=20
Dionex provides a broad range of HPLC = products in the HPLC market, which = averages $2=20 billion. These HPLC products include = classical=20 stainless steel systems, HPLC systems = for=20 biomolecules using polymeric flowpaths, = and=20 capillary and nano HPLC systems for = proteomics=20 research. Innovative HPLC capabilities = developed=20 by Dionex for analyzing carbohydrates = have=20 proven valuable in the development of=20 therapeutic agents for heart disease, = AIDS,=20 arthritis, and other medical conditions. =
Dionex also develops and = commercializes new=20 technologies with demonstrated = performance=20 capabilities, such as ASE. ASE is = extremely=20 effective for extracting organic = compounds from=20 soils, polymers, processed foods, and = other=20 materials, and is faster, easier, and = more=20 economical than conventional methods.=20
Based in Sunnyvale, California, = Dionex=20 employs approximately 1,000 people = worldwide and=20 reported revenues of approximately $327 = million=20 for its 2007 fiscal year. Dionex shares = trade on=20 NASDAQ under the symbol DNEX.=20

Innospec = Inc.[IOSP] -=20 November 29, 2007
Paul Jennings, = President and CEO
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Paul Jennings =
Paul=20 Jennings serves as President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer of the Corporation, having been=20 appointed to this position on June 23, = 2005.=20 Prior to this he served as Executive = Vice=20 President and Chief Financial Officer = having=20 joined the Corporation in November 2002. = Before=20 joining the Corporation, Mr. Jennings = served as=20 Chief Financial Officer for Griffin LLC, = a joint=20 venture between Griffin Corporation and = DuPont=20 in the crop protection chemical industry = based=20 in the USA. From 1986 to 1999, Mr. = Jennings held=20 the positions of Chief Financial Officer = and=20 Vice President =96 Finance for various = divisions=20 and regions of Courtaulds plc working in = Europe,=20 USA and Singapore spanning the fiber, = chemical,=20 film and coating industries. Mr. = Jennings was=20 appointed as a non-executive director of = Exide=20 Technologies with effect from September = 18,=20 2006.=20
Innospec = Inc.
Innospec=20 Inc. is an international specialty = chemicals=20 company with almost 1,000 employees in = 23=20 countries. Innospec divides its = operations into=20 three distinct business areas: Fuel = Specialties,=20 Active Chemicals, and Octane Additives.=20 Together, the three businesses = manufacture and=20 supply a wide range of specialty = chemicals to=20 markets in the Americas, Europe, the = Middle=20 East, Africa and Asia-Pacific. = Innospec's Fuel=20 Specialties business specializes in=20 manufacturing and supplying the fuel = additives=20 that help improve fuel efficiency, boost = engine=20 performance and reduce harmful = emissions.=20 Innospec's Active Chemicals business = includes a=20 range of companies that manufacture = performance=20 chemicals used in the manufacture of = such items=20 as personal care products, household = detergents=20 and crop protection chemicals as well as = in the=20 plastics, paper, metal plating and oil=20 industries. Innospec's Octane Additives = business=20 is the world's only producer of tetra = ethyl=20 lead.

Pinnacle Gas Resources,=20 Inc.[PINN] - November 21, = 2007=20
Peter G. Schoonmaker, President, = Director=20 and CEO
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Peter G. Schoonmaker =
Mr.=20 Schoonmaker has served as Chief = Executive=20 Officer since inception in June 2003, = and as=20 President and a director since February = 2006.=20 Mr. Schoonmaker has over 16 years of = experience=20 in the acquisition, exploration and = development=20 of Coalbed methan properties as well as=20 conventional oil and gas properties.=20
Pinnacle Gas Resources,=20 Inc.
We are an independent = energy=20 company engaged in the acquisition, = exploration=20 and development of domestic onshore = natural gas=20 reserves. We currently focus our efforts = on the=20 development of coalbed methan, or CBM,=20 properties located in the Rooky Mountain = region,=20 and we are a substantial holder of CBM = acreage=20 in the Powder River Basin and also have=20 accumulated an acreage position in the = Green=20 River Basin. We have assembled a large,=20 predominantly undeveloped CBM leasehold=20 position, which we believe positions us = for=20 significant long-term growth in = production and=20 proved reserves. In addition, we own = over 94% of=20 the rights to develop conventional and=20 unconventional oil and gas in zones = below our=20 existing CBM reserves.=20
As of June 30, 2007, we owned natural = gas and=20 oil leasehold interests in approximately = 480,000=20 gross (330,000 net) acres, approximately = 92% of=20 which are undeveloped. As of June 20, = 2007, we=20 had identified approximately 5,000 CBM = drilling=20 locations on our existing acreage, = primarily on=20 80-acre well spacing, targeting an = average of=20 three coal seams per location. Based on = our=20 drilling results to date, analysis of = core=20 sample and third-party results in = adjacent=20 areas, we believe that our remaining = undeveloed=20 CBM acreage has substantial commercial=20 potential.=20
Our management team has an average of = over 20=20 years of experience in acquiring, = developing and=20 operating oil and gas properties, = primarily in=20 the Rocky Mountain region with expertise = in CBM=20 multizone completions. In addition, the=20 development of our CBM properties is low = risk=20 and predictable with an attractive cost=20 structure. Our shares began trading on = May 15,=20 2007, on the NASDAQ exchange. We were = formed in=20 June 2003 and are based in Sheridan, = Wyoming.=20

DRI = Corporation[TBUS] -=20 November 19, 2007
David L. = Turney,=20 Chairman, President, and CEO
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David L. Turney =
David L.=20 Turney, age 63, has been the Company's = Chairman,=20 President, and Chief Executive Officer = since May=20 1998 and a Company director since May = 1996. Mr.=20 Turney was co-founder, Chairman and = Chief=20 Executive Officer of Robinson Turney=20 International, Inc., which was merged = into the=20 Company in April 1998. A consulting = firm, RTI=20 engaged in business development, = marketing=20 services, advisory services, and merger, = acquisition and financing assignments = for=20 selected clients. Until the merger, the = Company=20 was an RTI client; all RTI clients were = in the=20 transit and transportation equipment = industries.=20 From March 1994 to December 1995, Mr. = Turney was=20 also engaged in strategic planning and=20 development consulting services for his = former=20 employer, Mark IV Industries, Inc., an = NYSE=AE=20 listed company prior to its acquisition = by a=20 private investor. Mr. Turney founded the = Mark IV=20 Transportation Products Group, a group = of nine=20 companies, subsidiaries and operating = units=20 serving transit and transportation = markets=20 worldwide, and served as its Group = Executive=20 from February 1991 to February 1994. = From 1984=20 to 1991, Mr. Turney was President of the = Luminator division of Gulton Industries, = Inc.,=20 which became a wholly owned subsidiary = of Mark=20 IV in 1987. Prior to 1984, he served in = various=20 managerial and engineering capacities in = four=20 corporations spanning the = telecommunications,=20 industrial hard goods, consumer = electronics and=20 electromagnetic components industries. = Mr.=20 Turney is active in APTA. A former chair = of=20 APTA's Business Members' group, he = presently=20 serves on the APTA Business Members' = Board of=20 Governors, as well as other industry = elected and=20 appointed positions. Mr. Turney received = his=20 B.S. degree in industrial management = from the=20 University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, = and he=20 has participated in numerous = postgraduate study=20 courses in finance, mergers and = acquisitions,=20 public company administration, and = operations.=20
DRI = Corporation
DRI is a=20 digital communications technology leader = in the=20 domestic and international public = transportation=20 and transit security markets. Our = products=20 include: TwinVision=AE and Mobitec=AE = electronic=20 destination sign systems, Talking Bus=AE = voice=20 announcement systems, Digital = Recorders=AE=20 Internet-based passenger information and = automatic vehicle location/monitoring = systems,=20 and VacTell=99 video actionable = intelligence=20 systems. Our products help increase the=20 mobility, flow, safety, and security of = people=20 who rely upon transportation = infrastructure=20 around the globe. Using proprietary = hardware and=20 software applications, our products = provide=20 easy-to-understand, real-time = information that=20 assists users and operators of transit = bus and=20 rail vehicles in locating, identifying,=20 boarding, tracking, scheduling, and = managing=20 those vehicles. Our products also aid = transit=20 vehicle operators in their quest to = increase=20 ridership and reduce fuel consumption, = as well=20 as to identify and mitigate security = risks on=20 transit vehicles. Positioned not only to = serve=20 and address mobility, energy = conservation, and=20 environmental concerns, our products = also serve=20 the growing U.S. Homeland Security = market. For=20 more information about the Company and = its=20 operations worldwide, go to http://www.digrec.com/.=20

Silicon Image, = Inc.[SIMG]=20 - November 12, 2007
Steve = Tirado,=20 President and CEO
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Steve Tirado =
Since=20 joining Silicon Image in 1999, he has = served in=20 a number of capacities, most recently as = president of the storage division, and = earlier=20 as chief operating officer and executive = vice=20 president of marketing and business = development.=20 Tirado hails from Sun Microsystems, = where he=20 served as vice president of marketing = for the=20 Thin Client Products Group, with = responsibility=20 for driving the marketing and sales = development=20 efforts required to establish Sun''s = thin client=20 product family and associated server = software in=20 the marketplace. During his 13-year = tenure at=20 Sun, Tirado held senior positions in = both sales=20 and marketing, including director of = product=20 marketing for Volume Desktops, general = manager=20 of Sun Mexico, regional manager of sales = for=20 Latin America and product line manager = for=20 SPARCstation Desktop Products. Tirado = received a=20 master''s degree in business = administration from=20 the University of California at = Berkeley, a=20 masters of social work degree in = community=20 organization management and planning = from Boston=20 University and a bachelor''s degree in=20 psychology from the University of = California at=20 Santa Barbara.=20
Silicon Image,=20 Inc.
Headquartered in = Sunnyvale,=20 Calif., Silicon Image, Inc. is a leader = in the=20 secure distribution, presentation and = storage of=20 high-definition content. Silicon Image = offers=20 robust, high-bandwidth semiconductors in = the=20 global PC/display, consumer electronics = and=20 storage arenas based on its innovative = digital=20 interconnect technology.=20
Silicon Image creates and drives = industry=20 standards for digital content delivery = such as=20 Digital Visual Interface (DVI), = High-Definition=20 Multimedia Interface (HDMI), and Serial = ATA=20 (SATA), leveraging strategic = partnerships with=20 global leaders in consumer electronics = and=20 personal computing.=20
Silicon Image's strategy entails = establishing=20 industry-standard, high-speed digital = interfaces=20 and building market momentum and = leadership=20 through its first-to-market, = standards-based=20 integrated circuit (IC) products. The = company=20 broadens market adoption of the DVI, = HDMI, and=20 SATA interfaces by licensing its proven=20 intellectual property (IP) cores to = companies=20 providing advanced system-on-a-chip = (SoC)=20 solutions that incorporate these = interfaces.=20 Silicon Image has become one of the top = 10=20 semiconductor IP licensing vendors in = the world,=20 according to Gartner Inc.=20

State Bancorp, = Inc.[STBC]=20 - November 7, 2007
Thomas M. = O'Brien,=20 President and CEO
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Thomas M. O'Brien =
Thomas=20 M. O'Brien is President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer of State Bank of Long Island. = Prior to=20 joining State Bank, Mr. O'Brien, was = President=20 and Chief Executive Officer of Atlantic = Bank of=20 New York when it was acquired by New = York=20 Community Bancorp in 2006.=20
Mr. O'Brien began his banking career = in 1977=20 at North Side Savings Bank. He was = appointed CEO=20 in 1984 at age 33. In 1986, he led North = Side's=20 initial public offering, among the first = savings=20 banks to go public in New York State. = Mr.=20 O'Brien joined North Fork Bancorporation = as Vice=20 Chairman and a member of the Board of = Directors=20 in 1996 in conjunction with North Fork's = acquisition of North Side. In 2000, he = joined=20 Atlantic Bank of New York as President = and CEO=20 and a member of the Board of Directors.=20
Among Mr. O'Brien's current = affiliations are:=20 Chairman of the New York State Bankers=20 Association, Independent Trustee for = Prudential=20 Insurance Company's $65 billion mutual = fund=20 complex, Trustee for Catholic Healthcare = System=20 of New York and Catholic Healthcare = Foundation,=20 Inc., and Trustee for Niagara = University. He has=20 previously served as Trustee of Molloy = College=20 where he was awarded an Honorary Doctor = of Laws,=20 member of the National Advisory Board of = Fannie=20 Mae, and Advisory Board member for = Neighborhood=20 Housing Services of New York.=20
Mr. O'Brien holds a B.A. from Niagara = University, an M.B.A. from Iona College = and has=20 completed the Executive School of = Banking at=20 Fairfield University.=20
State Bancorp, = Inc.
State=20 Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: STBC), is the = holding=20 company for State Bank of Long Island, = the=20 largest independent commercial bank=20 headquartered on Long Island. In = addition to its=20 sixteen branch locations throughout = Nassau,=20 Suffolk and Queens Counties, the Bank = owns=20 Jericho, N.Y.-based = Studebaker-Worthington=20 Leasing Corp., a nationwide provider of = business=20 equipment leasing. The Bank also = maintains a=20 lending facility in Jericho. State Bank = has=20 built a reputation for providing = high-quality=20 personal service to meet the needs of=20 commercial, small business, municipal = and=20 consumer markets throughout Long Island = and=20 Queens. The Company maintains a web site = at http://www.statebankofli.com/ = with corporate, investor and branch = banking=20 information. =

Aftermarket Technology=20 Corp.[ATAC] - October 30, = 2007=20
Donald (Don) T. Johnson, Chairman, = President=20 and CEO
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Donald (Don) T. = Johnson=20
Mr. Johnson joined Aftermarket = Technology=20 Corp. (ATAC) in January 2004. Prior to = joining=20 ATAC, Mr. Johnson was Global Director, = Parts,=20 Supply and Logistics of Ford Motor = Company.=20
During his career at Ford, Mr. = Johnson was=20 responsible for vision, mission, and = strategy=20 development for improvement and = execution of all=20 aspects of the global service parts = supply chain=20 performance. He was also responsible for = the=20 associated budgets for Ford, Lincoln, = Mercury,=20 Land Rover, and Jaguar brands. Annually, = Mr.=20 Johnson managed $6.0 billion in cost, = $1.0=20 billion in inventory, 7,500 employees, = and 60=20 facilities delivering 160 million orders = to=20 15,000 dealers. During 1999-2003, Mr. = Johnson=20 launched a comprehensive = "lean/improvement"=20 strategy resulting in recognition for = Ford as=20 "Best In Class" in the service parts = industry=20 for order fulfillment, asset = utilization,=20 inventory turns, cost performance, new = model=20 launch support, and order-to-delivery=20 performance to dealers. Mr. Johnson = annually=20 reduced costs $80-$100 million, reduced=20 inventory by $400 million, annually = improved=20 productivity by 7%-10%, and oversaw a = 30%=20 reduction in personnel.=20
Prior to Ford, Mr. Johnson held = executive=20 positions at Caterpillar, Inc. spanning = a=20 26-year career including: Vice President = -=20 Logistics Services, Strategic = Development=20 Manager, Technology Manager, Inventory = Systems=20 Manager, Distribution Research = Consultant, and=20 Inventory Planning Manager. In his most = senior=20 position at as Vice President, = Caterpillar=20 Logistics, Mr. Johnson was a member of = the=20 administrative management team = overseeing=20 profitable grow at a 20%-25% annual = rate. He=20 successfully managed his team to reduce = costs=20 5%-20% while improving end-customer = satisfaction=20 10%-30% for clients.=20
In his first year with ATAC, Mr. = Johnson grew=20 revenue 12%. Mr. Johnson holds a BA in=20 Management from the University of = Illinois with=20 an Associates Degree in IT. Mr. Johnson = is a=20 member of ATAC's Board of Directors.=20
Aftermarket Technology=20 Corp.
Aftermarket Technology = Corp.(ATC) provides outsourced = engineered=20 solutions and supply chain logistics = services to=20 the light and medium/heavy duty vehicle=20 aftermarket and consumer electronics = industries.=20

Blue Coat = Systems[BCSI] -=20 October 12, 2007
Brian NeSmith,=20 President, Chief Executive Officer =
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Brian NeSmith =
Brian=20 NeSmith is a 1984 graduate of the = Massachusetts=20 Institute of Technology, holding a = Bachelors=20 Degree in electrical engineering. In = 1993,=20 NeSmith co-founded Newbridge Networks' = Local=20 Area Networking business, VIVID, and = served as=20 the unit's first general manager. Under=20 NeSmith'/s direction, VIVID developed = and=20 executed Newbridge's product strategy = for Layer=20 3 Switched Routing products. In 1995, = NeSmith=20 co-founded and was CEO of Ipsilon = Networks, the=20 pioneer of IP Switching technology. In = 1997,=20 Ipsilon was acquired by Nokia, where the = Ipsilon=20 products became the basis for the = market-leading=20 Nokia firewall appliance. NeSmith served = as=20 general manager of the Nokia firewall = appliance=20 division. That business has grown to a = $500M=20 annual revenue. In March 1999, NeSmith = was=20 appointed President and CEO of then=20 privately-held CacheFlow. NeSmith took = the=20 company public in November 1999, and has = led the=20 company on a strategic evolution to Blue = Coat=20 Systems, profitability and the number = one proxy=20 appliance position worldwide.=20
Throughout his career, NeSmith has = been a=20 prominent figure in the IT industry, = regularly=20 speaking at industry events including=20 Networld+Interop, Supercomm, = InternetWorld and=20 Technologic Partners' Network Outlook. = NeSmith=20 has also has written for publications = such as=20 Network World, Data Communications, and=20 InternetWeek. NeSmith is a frequent = guest on=20 network television programs such as = CNBC, CNN,=20 and Bloomberg.=20
Today, NeSmith leads Blue Coat = Systems in its=20 mission to provide organizations with = total=20 visibility and control of all Web=20 communications.=20
Blue Coat = Systems
Blue=20 Coat secures Web communications and = accelerates=20 business applications across the = distributed=20 enterprise. Blue Coat=92s family of = appliances and=20 client-based solutions =96 deployed in = branch=20 offices, Internet gateways, end points, = and data=20 centers =96 provides intelligent points = of=20 policy-based control enabling IT = organizations=20 to optimize security and accelerate = performance=20 between users and applications. Blue = Coat has=20 installed more than 40,000 appliances = worldwide.=20 Blue Coat is headquartered in Sunnyvale, = California. =

Smurfit-Stone Container=20 Corporation[SSCC] - October 11, = 2007
Patrick J. Moore, Chairman, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Patrick J. Moore =
Patrick=20 J. Moore is chairman and chief executive = officer=20 of Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation. = He has=20 held the company's top executive post = since=20 January 2002.=20
Smurfit-Stone was formed in November = 1998 by=20 the merger of Jefferson Smurfit = Corporation and=20 Stone Container. Moore joined the former = Jefferson Smurfit Corporation in 1987 as = assistant treasurer. He held positions = of=20 increasing responsibility, including = treasurer,=20 vice president and general manager of = the=20 company's industrial packaging division, = and=20 chief financial officer before being = named=20 Smurfit-Stone president and CEO in = January 2002.=20 He was elected chairman of the board in = May=20 2003.=20
Prior to joining the company, Moore = served 12=20 years at Continental Bank in Chicago in = various=20 corporate lending, international = banking, and=20 administrative positions.=20
Moore is the lead independent = director on the=20 Archer Daniels Midland board, and also = serves on=20 the boards of American Forest & = Paper=20 Association, JP Morgan=92s National = Advisory=20 Board, International Corrugated Case=20 Association, Sustainable Forestry = Initiative,=20 Metropolitan YMCA of St. Louis, Boys = Hope/Girls=20 Hope, and Big Shoulders (Chicago). He = serves on=20 the Washington University John M. Olin = School of=20 Business National Council and = participates in=20 numerous associations including Civic = Progress=20 (St. Louis) and The Commercial Club of = Chicago.=20
He earned a BS degree in business=20 administration from DePaul University, = with a=20 concentration in finance. He lives in = St. Louis=20 with his wife Beth and three children.=20
Smurfit-Stone Container=20 Corporation
Smurfit-Stone = Container=20 Corporation (NASDAQ: SSCC) is reshaping = the=20 world of packaging to drive profitable = growth=20 for our business and our customers' = businesses=20 by delivering the strongest price-value = equation=20 in the marketplace. Smurfit-Stone is the = industry's leading integrated = manufacturer of=20 paperboard and paper-based packaging = products=20 and services, is a leading producer of = kraft=20 paper packaging, bleached paperboard, = and=20 point-of-purchase displays. = Smurfit-Stone is one=20 of the world=92s largest paper = recyclers, a key=20 raw material for its products.=20
Smurfit-Stone continues to identify=20 developing retail trends, creating = innovative=20 packaging concepts and speeding them to = market.=20 In the process, Smurfit-Stone is = changing=20 customer perceptions of what packaging = can do=20 and what the company can deliver. = Smurfit-Stone=20 is the only company in the industry to=20 manufacture more than 70 custom, = proprietary and=20 standard machines, offering our = customers=20 turn-key installation, automation, line=20 integration and packaging solutions.=20
The company is a member of the World = Business=20 Council for Sustainable Development and = the=20 Chicago Climate Exchange. Smurfit-Stone = has led=20 the industry in safety every year since = 2001,=20 operates approximately 170 facilities in = the=20 United States, Canada and Mexico, and = employs=20 approximately 22,000 people.=20

DemandTec, = Inc.[DMAN] -=20 October 11, 2007
Patrick J. = Moore,=20 Chairman, Chief Executive Officer
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Dan Fishback, President, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
Dan is = President=20 & CEO of DemandTec, Inc., a leading = provider=20 of Consumer Demand Management software. = Under=20 his leadership and vision, DemandTec has = brought=20 together three distinct disciplines - = advanced=20 econometrics, large-scale data = processing, and=20 Software-as-a-Service, in order to help=20 retailers and consumer products = manufacturers=20 define merchandising and marketing = strategies=20 based on a scientific understanding of = consumer=20 behavior. Dan brings over 20 years of = experience=20 growing technology companies in dynamic = markets,=20 serving in senior executive positions at = Ariba,=20 Trading Dynamics, and Hyperion = Solutions. Dan=20 holds a B.A. in Business Administration = from the=20 University of Minnesota.=20
DemandTec,=20 Inc.
DemandTec's suite of = on-demand=20 applications empowers retailers and = consumer=20 products companies to optimize pricing,=20 promotion, and other strategic decisions = in=20 order to achieve their revenue, = profitability=20 and sales volume objectives. DemandTec = customers=20 include leading retailers such as = Advance Auto=20 Parts, Best Buy, Circle K Stores, = Delhaize=20 America, Giant-Carlisle, H-E-B Grocery = Co.,=20 Monoprix and Safeway, as well as more = than 100=20 consumer products companies. For more=20 information, please visit http://www.demandtec.com/.=20

Syntel[SYNT] - = September=20 28, 2007
Bharat Desai, Chairman, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Bharat Desai =
Bharat=20 Desai is Chairman and Chief Executive = Officer of=20 Syntel (NASDAQ: SYNT), a global provider = of=20 integrated Information Technology and = Business=20 Process Outsourcing (BPO) solutions.=20
Bharat co-founded Syntel in 1980 and = today,=20 it is a "Partner of Choice" to some of = the=20 world's best known brands. Syntel = currently=20 employs more than 9,200 people globally = and has=20 a market capitalization in excess of = $1.6=20 billion.=20
Syntel
Syntel = (NASDAQ:=20 SYNT) is a leading global provider of = integrated=20 information technology and Business = Process=20 Outsourcing (BPO) solutions. The = Company's=20 mission is to create new opportunities = for its=20 clients by harnessing the passion, = talent and=20 innovation of Syntel employees = worldwide. It=20 leverages dedicated vertical and service = Centers=20 of Excellence along with its flexible = Global=20 Delivery Model to deliver solutions that = drive=20 innovation, improve quality and reduce = costs for=20 Global 2000 customers in the Financial = Services,=20 Insurance, Health Care, Telecom, Retail, = Aerospace, Manufacturing, and Automotive = industries . Recognized by customers to = be=20 "Small enough to listen, Big enough to = deliver."=20 for its responsiveness and ability to = build=20 collaborative partnerships, the Company = is known=20 for solutions that deliver sustainable = business=20 advantage. Recently named to The = Black Book=20 of Outsourcing's "50 Best Managed = Global=20 Outsourcing Vendors" list, Syntel has = more than=20 9,200 employees worldwide, is assessed = at Level=20 5 of the SEI's CMMI, BS 7799-2:2002 as = well as=20 ISO 9001:2000 certified. To learn more, = visit us=20 at http://www.syntelinc.com/.=20

Columbia Banking System,=20 Inc.[COLB] - September 10, = 2007=20
Melanie J. Dressel, Chief Operating = Officer,=20 President
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Melanie J. Dressel=20
Melanie J. Dressel was appointed = President=20 and Chief Executive Officer of Columbia = Bank,=20 the sole commercial banking subsidiary = of=20 Columbia Banking System, Inc. in January = 2000,=20 and has served as CEO of Columbia = Banking=20 System, Inc. (COLB) since February of = 2003.=20 Columbia Banking System, Inc. is the = holding=20 company for Columbia State Bank, = headquartered=20 in Tacoma, Washington, and Bank of = Astoria,=20 headquartered in Astoria, Oregon.=20
Dressel joined Columbia Bank in 1993, = at the=20 beginning of the Company's major = expansion into=20 Tacoma/Pierce County, as senior vice = president=20 of private banking. In May 1997, Dressel = was=20 promoted to executive vice president of = retail=20 banking where she directed the = operations,=20 investments, private banking and=20 marketing/communications divisions of = Columbia=20 Bank, as well as the branch network.=20
Prior to Columbia, Dressel directed = the=20 private banking division of Puget Sound = Bank.=20 Between 1974 and 1988, she held various=20 positions with the Bank of California.=20
Ms. Dressel is a graduate of the = University=20 of Washington with a degree in Political = Science. She is a member on the Boards = of=20 Executive Council for a Greater Tacoma=20 (CoChair), Washington Bankers = Association (past=20 Chair), Washington State Economic = Development=20 Commission (Chair), Washington = Roundtable, the=20 ArtsFund and the Washington State = Historical=20 Society (Treasurer). She also serves on = the=20 Government Relations Council for the = American=20 Bankers Association. She recently served = as=20 Board member of Foss Waterway = Development=20 Authority and Bellarmine Preparatory = School. She=20 further served as Chair of the Boards of = Mary=20 Bridge Childrens Foundation and = Tacoma/Pierce=20 County Chamber of Commerce. She serves = on=20 numerous committees in relation to those = organizations. She was the 2003 Campaign = Chair=20 for United Way of Pierce County, and the = 2006=20 Campaign Chair for the Go Red for Women=20 Committee of the American Heart = Association. In=20 2006 she was named one of the 25 Most = Powerful=20 Women in Banking by U. S. Banker = Magazine for=20 the 3rd consecutive year. Dressel's past = volunteer activities include serving on = the=20 board and executive committees for the = Tacoma=20 Art Museum, United Way of Pierce County = and past=20 president of the Tacoma Club.=20
American = Capital
Columbia=20 Banking System, Inc. is a 53-branch = Tacoma-based=20 bank holding company whose wholly owned = banking=20 subsidiaries are Columbia Bank and Bank = of=20 Astoria. Columbia Bank is a Washington=20 state-chartered full-service commercial = bank.=20 With the July 23, 2007 completion of the = acquisitions of Mountain Bank Holding = Company=20 and Town Center Bancorp, Columbia Bank = has 48=20 banking offices in Pierce, King, = Cowlitz, Kitsap=20 and Thurston counties in Washington = State, and=20 Clackamas and Multnomah counties in = Oregon.=20 Included in Columbia Bank are former = branches of=20 Mt. Rainier National Bank, doing = business as Mt.=20 Rainier Bank, with 7 branches in King = and Pierce=20 counties. Bank of Astoria, a federally = insured=20 commercial bank headquartered in = Astoria,=20 Oregon, operates four branches in = Clatsop=20 County: Astoria, Warrenton, Seaside and = Cannon=20 Beach; and one branch in Manzanita in = Tillamook=20 County. More information about Columbia = can be=20 found on its website at http://www.columbiabank.com/.=20

American = Capital[ACAS] -=20 August 29, 2007
Malon Wilkus, = Chairman,=20 Chief Executive Officer, President =
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Malon Wilkus =
Malon=20 Wilkus is the founder of American = Capital and=20 has been the Chief Executive Officer and = President since the company's inception = in 1986;=20 he is also the Chairman of the company. = He is a=20 recognized leader in implementing and = financing=20 management and employee buyouts of = subsidiaries,=20 divisions and product lines of major=20 corporations. Mr. Wilkus has been a = frequent=20 speaker and has published a number of = articles=20 on the subject.=20
Mr. Wilkus was past chairman of the = National=20 Center for Employee Ownership and was a = member=20 of the Board of Governors of the ESOP=20 Association. He has served on the board = of over=20 a dozen middle market companies in a = variety of=20 industries.=20
During 1986, Mr. Wilkus also served = as=20 President of Working Assets, a mutual = fund with=20 assets in excess of $100 million. From = 1982=20 until the beginning of 1986, Mr. Wilkus = was Vice=20 President and Director of Marketing of = Calvert=20 Securities Corporation, a $2 billion = investment=20 management company. As Director of = Marketing,=20 Mr. Wilkus was responsible for = distribution and=20 development of eleven different mutual = funds.=20
American = Capital
American=20 Capital is the only alternative asset = management=20 company that is a member of the S&P = 500.=20 With $17 billion in assets under = management(1),=20 including its investments in externally = managed=20 funds, American Capital is the largest = U.S.=20 publicly traded private equity fund and = one of=20 the largest publicly traded alternative = asset=20 managers. American Capital, both = directly and=20 through its global asset management = business, is=20 an investor in management and employee = buyouts,=20 private equity buyouts, and early stage = and=20 mature private and public companies. = American=20 Capital provides senior debt, mezzanine = debt and=20 equity to fund growth, acquisitions,=20 recapitalizations and securitizations. = American=20 Capital and its affiliates invest from = $5=20 million to $800 million per company in = North=20 America and =805 million to =80500 = million per=20 company in Europe.=20

Kendle International=20 Inc.[KNDL] - August 22, = 2007=20
Candace Kendle, PharmD, Chairman, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Candace Kendle =
As=20 Chairman and CEO, Candace Kendle, = PharmD, has=20 provided the overall vision and strategy = to grow=20 Kendle into a leading, global CRO. Under = her=20 leadership, Kendle has become the = fourth-largest=20 provider of Phase II-IV development = services=20 worldwide with more than 3,000 = associates and=20 operations across North America, Europe, = Asia/Pacific, Latin America and Africa.=20
In the thriving and increasingly = competitive=20 e-clinical trials marketplace, Dr. = Kendle's=20 focus has been on positioning the = company to=20 compete at the highest level for large = global=20 clinical development programs. In = support of=20 this goal, she led Kendle through a = strategic=20 transformation in 2006 with the = acquisition of=20 the Phase II-IV Clinical Services = business of=20 Charles River Laboratories, increasing = the=20 company's size by 50 percent and = strengthening=20 its position in the CRO industry.=20
Dr. Kendle is a founding member and = Immediate=20 Past Chair (2006) of the Association of = Clinical=20 Research Organizations (ACRO), which = fosters=20 continued advancement of medical product = development and expedites the = introduction of=20 new medicines and new treatments to = improve=20 health and save lives.=20
Dr. Kendle is a member of the Harvard = Business School Alumni Association Board = and a=20 member of the Committee of 200, an = organization=20 of preeminent women entrepreneurs and = corporate=20 leaders. Dr. Kendle also serves as a = director of=20 the H.J. Heinz Company.=20
Prior to founding the company, Dr. = Kendle=20 held senior faculty positions in the=20 pharmaceutical programs of several = leading=20 institutions. More recently, she played = a key=20 role in the development of the master of = science=20 program in global drug development at = the=20 University of Cincinnati.=20
Kendle International=20 Inc.
Kendle International = Inc.=20 (NASDAQ: KNDL) is among the world's = leading=20 global clinical research organizations = and is=20 the fourth-largest provider of Phase = II-IV=20 clinical development services worldwide. = We=20 deliver innovative and robust clinical=20 development solutions - from = first-in-human=20 studies through market launch and = surveillance -=20 to help the world's biopharmaceutical = companies=20 maximize product life cycles and grow = market=20 share.=20
Our global clinical development = business is=20 focused on five regions - North America, = Europe,=20 Asia/Pacific, Latin America and Africa - = to meet=20 customer needs. With the expertise of = our more=20 than 3,000 associates worldwide, Kendle = has=20 conducted clinical trials and provided=20 regulatory and pharmacovigilance = services in=20 more than 80 countries.=20

Transition = Therapeutics=20 [TTHI] - August 20, 2007
Tony = Cruz,=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Tony Cruz
Dr. = Cruz is=20 one of the founders of Transition = Therapeutics=20 and has held the position of Chief = Executive=20 Officer of Transition Therapeutics since = its=20 inception in July 1998. Dr. Cruz was a=20 Co-Founder, Vice-President and Director = at=20 Angiotech Pharmaceuticals Inc. Dr. Cruz = has been=20 a Senior Scientist at Mount Sinai = Hospital since=20 1995 and was the CEO and President of = the=20 Canadian Arthritis Network until 2001. = He has=20 also served as a consultant for = biotechnology=20 companies and investment firms.=20
Transition=20 Therapeutics
Transition is a = biopharmaceutical company, developing = novel=20 therapeutics for disease indications = with large=20 markets. Transition's lead products = include=20 AZD-103/ELND005 for the treatment of = Alzheimer's=20 disease and regenerative therapies = E1-I.N.T.=99=20 and GLP1-I.N.T.=99 for the treatment of = diabetes.=20 Transition has an emerging pipeline of=20 preclinical drug candidates developed = using its=20 proprietary drug discovery engine. = Transition's=20 shares are listed on the Toronto Stock = Exchange=20 under the symbol "TTH". For additional=20 information about the company, please = visit http://www.transitionther= apeutics.com/.=20

InnerWorkings, = Inc.[INWK]=20 - August 17, 2007
Steven E. = Zuccarini,=20 President, Chief Executive Officer, = Director=20
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Steven E. Zuccarini=20
Steven E. Zuccarini is President, = Chief=20 Executive Officer and Director of = InnerWorkings,=20 Inc. (NASDAQ:INWK). Mr. Zuccarini is at = the helm=20 of a leading provider of outsourced = print=20 procurement solutions to corporate = clients.=20 Under his leadership, the company went = public in=20 August 2006 raising $110 million and is = focused=20 on satisfying the enterprise print needs = of the=20 Fortune 1000.=20
Mr. Zuccarini joined InnerWorkings in = November 2004 from R.R. Donnelley, one = of the=20 world=92s largest full-service printing = companies,=20 where he served in various senior = executive=20 positions of escalating responsibility = for 25=20 years. His most recent position was = President of=20 Global Solutions. Prior to that, he = served as=20 President of the Catalog and Retail = Solutions=20 business unit.=20
Mr. Zuccarini joined R.R. Donnelley = in 1979=20 after earning his bachelors in science = degree=20 from Northwestern University.=20
Mr. Zuccarini serves on the board of=20 directors of the Chicago Youth Centers = and the=20 Direct Marketing Education Foundation.=20
InnerWorkings,=20 Inc.
InnerWorkings, Inc.=20 (NASDAQ:INWK) is a leading provider of=20 outsourced print procurement solutions = to=20 corporate clients. With proprietary = technology,=20 an extensive supplier network and domain = expertise, the company procures, manages = and=20 delivers printed products as part of a=20 comprehensive outsourced enterprise = solution.=20 Based in Chicago with locations = throughout the=20 United States, InnerWorkings procures = printed=20 products for clients across a wide range = of=20 industries, such as advertising, = consumer=20 products, publishing and retail. For = more=20 information on InnerWorkings, visit: http://www.iwprint.com/.=20

Linn Energy, = LLC[LINE] -=20 August 9, 2007
Michael C. Linn,=20 Chairman, President, Chief Executive = Officer=20
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Michael C. Linn =
Michael=20 C. Linn is Chairman, President and Chief = Executive Officer of Linn Energy, LLC = (Nasdaq:=20 LINE), a publicly traded partnership = focused on=20 the acquisition and development of oil = and gas=20 properties, which he founded in March = 2003. Linn=20 Energy currently operates in the = Appalachian=20 Basin, Panhandle of Texas, Los Angeles = Basin in=20 California and Sooner Trend in Oklahoma. =
Mr. Linn currently serves as Chairman = of the=20 Independent Petroleum Association of = America=20 (IPAA), the largest national trade = association=20 of independent oil and gas producers. In = addition, he is a member of the Natural = Gas=20 Council and the National Petroleum = Council and=20 sits on the board of the Natural Gas = Supply=20 Association. Mr. Linn was recently = inducted into=20 the 25 Year Club of the petroleum = industry. Mr.=20 Linn regularly appears on behalf of the = oil and=20 gas industry before state and federal = agencies,=20 such as the Department of Energy, = Department of=20 the Treasury, Federal Energy Regulatory=20 Commission and the Environmental = Protection=20 Agency. He has testified on behalf of = the oil=20 and gas industry before the various = committees=20 and subcommittees of the U.S. House of=20 Representatives and the U.S. Senate. He = is=20 regularly quoted and has published = various=20 articles for oil and gas trade = publications and=20 newspapers. In addition, he is = frequently a=20 guest on radio and television programs=20 representing the oil and gas industry.=20
Mr. Linn is a former President of the = Independent Oil and Gas Association of = New York,=20 Independent Oil and Gas Association of=20 Pennsylvania and Independent Oil and Gas = Association of West Virginia. Mr. Linn = was=20 President of Allegheny Interests, Inc., = a=20 private oil and gas investment company, = from=20 2000 to 2003. Previously, Mr. Linn was = President=20 and Chief Executive Officer of Meridian=20 Exploration Corporation, a private oil = and gas=20 company which operated in both the = Appalachian=20 and Permian Basins, until its sale in = 1999.=20
Mr. Linn graduated cum laude from = Villanova=20 University in 1974 with a BA in = Political=20 Science. Subsequent to completing his=20 undergraduate degree, Mr. Linn entered = the=20 University of Baltimore School of Law = and=20 graduated cum laude in 1977. Following=20 graduation, Mr. Linn went on to practice = law for=20 the law firm of Ecker, Ecker, Zofer and = Rome=20 until 1980, when he joined Meridian = Exploration=20 as General Counsel.=20
Linn Energy, = LLC
Linn=20 Energy, LLC is an independent oil and = gas=20 company focused on the development and=20 acquisition of long-lived properties = which=20 complement its asset profile in = producing basins=20 within the United States.=20

Atlantic Southern = Financial Group,=20 Inc.[ASFN] - August 7, 2007 =
Mark A. Stevens, President, Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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Mark A. Stevens =
1974=20 Graduate of Mercer University, Graduate = of=20 Banking School of the South at Louisiana = State=20 University, Graduate of University of = Oklahoma=20 Commercial Lending School=20
President, and CEO of Atlantic = Southern Bank;=20 Former President and CEO of Colonial = Bank's=20 central Georgia region. A Macon native, = Mark is=20 married to Deborah Waters Stevens. They = have two=20 daughters Molly Stevens and Monica = Stevens=20 Kirby. Mark and Deborah attend Mabel = White=20 Baptist Church. Mark is on the Board of=20 Directors of the Cherry Blossom = Festival, The=20 Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force = Base, the=20 Business School of Georgia College and = State=20 University, The Grand Opera House, = Chairman,=20 Keep Macon Bibb Beautiful Commission and = the=20 WPGA Community Board. Mr. Stevens also = serves on=20 the Board of Directors of Nexity Bank in = Birmingham, Al.=20
Atlantic Southern Financial = Group,=20 Inc.
About Atlantic Southern = Financial Group, Inc. and Atlantic = Southern Bank=20
With headquarters in Macon, Georgia, = Atlantic=20 Southern Financial Group, Inc., operates = eight=20 banking locations in the middle Georgia = markets=20 of Macon and Warner Robins and six = locations in=20 the coastal markets of Savannah, Darien, = Brunswick and St. Simons Island, Georgia = and a=20 loan production office in Valdosta, = Georgia. The=20 Company specializes in commercial real = estate=20 and small business lending.=20 =

Shore Financial=20 Corporation[SHBK] - August 7, = 2007=20
Scott C. Harvard, President, Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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Scott C. Harvard =
Scott=20 C. Harvard is president and chief = executive=20 officer of Shore Financial Corporation, = a=20 publicly traded bank holding company = with=20 headquarters in Onley, Virginia. He has = served=20 as president and chief executive officer = of its=20 subsidiary, Shore Bank, since 1985. Mr. = Harvard=20 has served for five years on the board = of the=20 Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta and = currently=20 serves as its Chairman. Harvard has been = actively involved with the Virginia = Bankers=20 Association, having served on the board = and as=20 the Chairman of it's for profit = subsidiary. Mr.=20 Harvard currently serves as Chairman of = the=20 Shore Memorial Hospital Endowment Board, = Chairman of the board of trustees of = Broadwater=20 Academy, an independent school serving = the=20 eastern shore of Virginia, and on the = board of=20 the Virginia Association of Community = Banks.=20
As a community banker, Harvard has = committed=20 his time and energy to improving the = quality of=20 life in the communities he serves. = Involvement=20 has included founding a local united way = agency=20 and a local crime solvers agency, = leading the=20 local chamber of commerce, participating = on the=20 board of the local rural health = organization and=20 promoting the eastern shore of Virginia = across=20 the commonwealth.=20
Shore Financial=20 Corporation
Shore Financial=20 Corporation (the "Company") is a = Virginia=20 corporation organized in September 1997 = by Shore=20 Bank (the "Bank") for the purpose of = becoming a=20 unitary holding company of the Bank. The = Bank is=20 a Virginia chartered Federal Reserve = member=20 commercial bank that began business in = 1961. The=20 Company and the Bank are headquartered = in Onley,=20 Virginia.=20
The Bank operates out of a 19,000 = square foot=20 headquarters and operations facility and = delivers its banking services through = seven=20 full-service banking centers and two = investment=20 offices located on the Eastern Shore of = Virginia=20 and Maryland, including the counties of = Accomack=20 and Northampton in Virginia and=20 Salisbury/Wicomico County area in = Maryland. The=20 Bank has a 24.1% market share of the = banking=20 deposits in the Accomack and Northampton = Counties in Virginia and 3.2% of the = market=20 share in Wicomico County Maryland. At = June 30,=20 2007, the Company had consolidated = assets of=20 $263.5 million, Bank deposits of $203.8 = million=20 and stockholders' equity of $26.7 = million.=20 Ninety-eight dedicated employees staff = the=20 Company's facilities.=20

Superior Offshore = International,=20 Inc.[DEEP] - July 5, 2007 =
James=20 J. Mermis, Chief Executive Officer =
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James J. Mermis =
James J.=20 Mermis has been the Chief Executive = Officer=20 since August 2006. Mr. Mermis was the = President=20 from February 2006 to August 2006 and = the Vice=20 President of Operations from March 2005 = to=20 January 2006. From June 2000 until = February=20 2005, Mr. Mermis served s General = Manager of=20 Business Development at Torch Offshore, = Inc., an=20 offshore energy services company. From = 1997=20 until 2000, Mr. Mermis worked at Stolt = Comex=20 Seaway Inc., an offshore energy services = company=20 as Operations Manager and Senior Project = Manager. Prior to that time, Mr. Mermis = served=20 in a variety of capacities at Subsea=20 International Inc., an ofshore energy = services=20 company. Mr Mermis has over 30 years of=20 experience in the domestic and = international=20 energy services industry. Mr. Mermis has = a=20 degree in Marine Technology and a = Masters of=20 Business Administration from Tulane = University.=20
Superior Offshore = International,=20 Inc.
Superior Offshore=20 International, Inc., (NASDAQ: DEEP) = provides=20 subsea construction, commercial diving = and=20 fabricationservices to the oil and gas = industry.=20 Superior Offshore=92s subsea services = span the=20 life-cycle of the pipeline and = production=20 infrastructure, including installation,=20 inspection, maintenance and repair = (IMR),=20 upgrading and decommissioning. Superior = performs=20 its services in both surface and = saturation=20 diving modes in water depths of up to = 1,000=20 feet, primarily in the US Gulf but with = an=20 expanding footprint in Latin America, = Africa and=20 the Arabian Gulf. Superior Offshore = completed=20 its IPO on April 25, 2007.=20

Bionovo[BNVI] - = June 25,=20 2007
Isaac Cohen, Chairman, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Isaac Cohen =
Isaac Cohen,=20 O.M.D., L.Ac., Chairman, Chief Executive = Officer. Isaac Cohen is a Guest = Scientist at the=20 University of California, San Francisco = and he=20 has been involved with the UCSF Cancer = Research=20 Center and UCSF Center for Reproductive=20 Endocrinology for the past ten years. He = is one=20 of the founding members of the = University of=20 California, San Francisco Carol Franc = Buck=20 Breast Care Center Complementary and = Alternative=20 Medicine Research Program. He is a=20 co-investigator on numerous basic and = clinical=20 grants and has assembled teams of = scientists=20 from four different universities to work = on his=20 projects. Dr. Cohen is an international = leader=20 in the study and application of natural = products=20 for cancer and women's health. Dr. Cohen = graduated from the Pacific College of = Oriental=20 Medicine in San Diego and he completed = his=20 doctorate degree at the Postgraduate = Institute=20 of Oriental Medicine in Hong Kong, = China. His=20 expertise is in translational science, = and=20 working from the bench to the clinic, he = has=20 developed a number of products for = clinical=20 testing that have been awarded an FDA = IND, as=20 well as a pipeline of over 50 candidate = drugs.=20 Dr. Cohen is a Co-Founder of Bionovo.=20
Bionovo
Bionovo = is a drug=20 development company focusing on the = discovery of=20 novel pharmaceutical agents for cancer = and=20 women's health. The company has two = drugs in=20 clinical testing. MF101 has completed = Phase 2=20 for quality of life conditions = associated with=20 menopause, and BZL101 is in Phase 1/2 = for the=20 treatment of advanced breast cancer. The = company=20 has an additional pipeline of drugs in=20 development for breast cancer, = pancreatic cancer=20 and other menopausal symptoms. The = company is=20 developing its products in close = collaboration=20 with leading U.S. academic research = centers=20 including: University of California, San = Francisco, University of California, = Davis, and=20 the University of Colorado Health = Sciences=20 Center. For further information please = visit: http://www.bionovo.com/=20 .

United Stationers=20 Inc.[USTR] - June 22, 2007=20
Richard W. Gochnauer, President and = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Richard W. Gochnauer =
Richard W. Gochnauer joined United=20 Stationers as Chief Operating Officer = and a=20 Director in July 2002. In December 2002, = Mr.=20 Gochnauer was named the Company's = President and=20 Chief Executive Officer. United = Stationers, with=20 headquarters in Deerfield, Illinois, is = North=20 America's largest broad line wholesale=20 distributor of office and business = products.=20 With sales of $4.5 billion, the Company = offers=20 some 46,000 brand-name items from more = than 550=20 manufacturers, as well as its own = private-brand=20 merchandise line.=20
From 1994 until he joined United, Mr. = Gochnauer held the positions of Vice = Chairman=20 and President, International, and = President and=20 Chief Operating Officer of Golden State = Foods=20 (GSF), a privately held food company = that=20 manufactures and distributes food and = paper=20 products for McDonald's Corporation and = other=20 customers in 55 countries. At the time = Mr.=20 Gochnauer left GSF, it had total = revenues of=20 $2.2 billion.=20
Prior to GSF, Mr. Gochnauer served as = Executive Vice President of the Dial = Corporation=20 where he was responsible for their = Household=20 Consumer Products businesses, which = included=20 over 75 brands and eight manufacturing=20 facilities. Mr. Gochnauer also served as = President of the Stella Cheese Company, = a=20 division of Universal Foods, and as = President of=20 the international division of Schreiber = Foods,=20 Inc. Mr. Gochnauer earned a Masters = degree in=20 Business Administration from Harvard = Graduate=20 School of Business and a Bachelor of = Science=20 degree in Industrial Engineering from=20 Northwestern University.=20
Mr. Gochnauer is a member of the = board of=20 Fieldstone Communities, a large regional = homebuilder, and Golden State Foods. He = has=20 served on numerous nonprofit boards = including=20 the Saint Joseph Ballet, Orangewood = Children's=20 Foundation, Rising Tide Transitional = Housing,=20 the Foundation for Christian Fellowship = and the=20 Green Bay, Milwaukee and Phoenix YMCAs. = He was=20 also the founding Chair of the Corona = del Mar=20 High School Foundation. Mr. Gochnauer = and his=20 wife, Beth, have two adult children: = Grant who=20 is a graduate of Northwestern = University, and=20 Meg who is a senior at Carroll College. = The=20 family resides in Winnetka, Illinois.=20
United Stationers=20 Inc.
United Stationers Inc. = is North=20 America's largest broad line wholesale=20 distributor of business products, with = net sales=20 for 2006 of $4.5 billion. The company's = network=20 of 63 distribution centers allows it to = offer=20 nearly 46,000 items to its approximately = 20,000=20 reseller customers. This network, = combined with=20 United's depth and breadth of inventory = in=20 technology products, traditional = business=20 products, office furniture, janitorial = and=20 sanitation products, and foodservice=20 consumables, enables the company to ship = products overnight to more than 90% of = the U.S.=20 and major cities in Mexico. United's = focus on=20 fulfillment excellence has given it an = average=20 line fill rate of better than 97%, a = 99.5% order=20 accuracy rate, and a 99% on-time = delivery rate.=20
For more information, visit http://www.unitedstationers.com= /=20 .

Tessera Technologies, Inc. = [TSRA] - June 13, 2007 =
Bruce=20 McWilliams, President & CEO
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Bruce McWilliams=20
Bruce M. McWilliams, Ph.D. = has served=20 as Chief Executive Officer, President = and a=20 member of our board of directors since = June=20 1999. He became Chairman of the Board in = February 2002. From November 1997 to = January=20 1999, he was President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer of S-Vision Inc., a silicon = chip-based=20 display company which he co-founded. = From=20 January 1995 to November 1996, Dr. = McWilliams=20 served as Senior Vice President at = Flextronics=20 International Ltd., an electronic = manufacturing=20 services company. From February 1989 to = January=20 1995, he served as President of nCHIP = Inc., a=20 multi-chip module packaging company = which he=20 co-founded and which was acquired by = Flextronics=20 in 1995. McWilliams is a member of the = board of=20 directors for Intermolecular, Inc. a = molecular=20 engineering electronics company. He also = serves=20 on the advisory board for the Department = of=20 Physics at Carnegie Mellon University. = In 2005,=20 he was awarded Ernst & Young's = Northern=20 California Entrepreneur of the Year=AE = award. He=20 holds B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in = physics=20 from Carnegie Mellon University.=20
Tessera Technologies,=20 Inc.
When Tessera, Inc. was = founded=20 in 1990, we took our name from the Latin = word=20 for "tile", evoking an image of packaged = chips=20 being tiled closely together as in a = mosaic. As=20 demand for high performance, small size = and=20 better reliability in electronic devices = was=20 growing at an unprecedented rate, = semiconductor=20 companies found that silicon packaging - = the=20 physical interface between the silicon = die and=20 the circuit board - was a bottleneck = that had to=20 be overcome.=20
To meet the need for small, fast and = reliable=20 packaging, and to make possible many of = the=20 electronic advances witnessed in the = 1990s,=20 Tessera developed packaging solutions = that were=20 virtually the same size and speed as the = silicon=20 chip itself. This technology became = known as "Chip=20 Scale Packaging" or "CSP", and the=20 technology has become broadly adopted. = In fact,=20 one million packages using Tessera's = =B5BGA=AE CSP=20 technology are produced each day for = products=20 ranging from cellular phones to network = servers.=20
Today we continue our work by = providing a=20 broad range of advanced packaging = solutions -=20 from stacked chip solutions to = wafer-level=20 packaging - and a full suite of customer = services that enable electronics = companies to=20 meet their growing and changing = packaging needs.=20
Tessera's CSP=20 technology can be seen improving the = life of=20 millions of people everyday - from = faster=20 computers and network servers, to = smaller cell=20 phones and PDAs, to better MP3 players = and 3-D=20 video games. =

Hercules Technology Growth = Capital, Inc.[HTGC] - June 12, = 2007=20
Manuel A. Henriquez, Co-Founder, = Chairman=20 & CEO
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Manuel A. Henriquez=20
Since October 2003, Manuel = A.=20 Henriquez has been the co-founder, = chairman and=20 CEO of Hercules Technology Growth = Capital, Inc.=20 (NASDAQ: HTGC), a leading debt and = equity growth=20 capital provider to technology and life = science=20 companies. Prior to co-founding = Hercules, Mr.=20 Henriquez was a partner at VantagePoint = Venture=20 Partners, a $2.5 billion multi-stage = venture=20 capital firm, where he was an active = equity=20 investor and board member of many = leading=20 communications and software companies. = From 1997=20 to March 2000, Mr. Henriquez was at = Comdisco=20 Ventures, where he was the president and = chief=20 investment officer, along with other = senior=20 level positions. While at Comdisco = Ventures, he=20 co-headed the investment activities for = more=20 than $2 billion in investments to = venture backed=20 companies. Earlier in his career, Mr. = Henriquez=20 was a vice president at Robertson = Stephens &=20 Co.=92s late stage equity venture fund, = CrossLink=20 Capital (fka Omega Ventures). From 1987 = to early=20 1991, Mr. Henriquez was a vice president = at=20 BancBoston Ventures, the Bank of = Boston=92s early=20 stage venture capital fund. He also was = in the=20 Bank of Boston=92s specialized High = Technology=20 Lending Group.=20
In addition to his extensive debt and = equity=20 investment experience, Mr. Henriquez has = held=20 various senior executive level operating = positions at companies, including ON = Technology=20 (NASDAQ: ONTC), a Kleiner Perkins = Caufield &=20 Byers venture backed software company = acquired=20 by Symantec (NASDAQ: SYMC). He was also = the=20 founder of various technology companies=20 including HealthyPets, acquired by = Petopia.com.=20 Mr. Henriquez earned his B.S. in = Business=20 Administration and Finance from = Northeastern=20 University.=20
Mr. Henriquez has also served on the = board of=20 directors of many technology companies,=20 including Alopa Networks (acquired by = C-Cor:=20 CCBL), Asiner, S.A. (Mexico City), = eAssist=20 Solutions (acquired by Talisma), New = Channel=20 (acquired by LivePerson: LPSN), Qiva = (acquired=20 by TradeBeam). Savvion, STSN, and Think = Engines=20 (acquired by Cognitronics: CGN).=20

Hercules Technology Growth = Capital,=20 Inc.
Founded in December = 2003,=20 Hercules Technology Growth Capital, Inc. = is a=20 NASDAQ traded specialty finance company=20 providing debt and equity growth capital = to=20 technology and life science companies at = all=20 stages of development. The Company = primarily=20 finances privately-held companies backed = by=20 leading venture capital and private = equity firms=20 and also may finance certain = publicly-traded=20 companies. Hercules=92 strategy is to = evaluate and=20 invest in a broad range of ventures = active in=20 technology and life science industries = and to=20 offer a full suite of growth capital = products up=20 and down the capital structure to = prospective=20 clients ranging from early-stage growth = to=20 expansion stage companies. The Company's = investments are originated through its = principal=20 office located in Silicon Valley, as = well as=20 additional offices in the Boston, = Boulder and=20 Chicago areas. Providing capital to=20 publicly-traded or privately-held = companies=20 backed by leading venture capital and = private=20 equity firms involves a high degree of = credit=20 risk and may result in potential losses = of=20 capital.
For more information, please visit http://www.htgc.com/.=20 Companies interested in learning more = about=20 financing opportunities should contact = info@HTGC.com,=20 or call 650.289.3060.=20

Thermage, Inc. = [THRM] -=20 June 6, 2007
Stephen J. Fanning, = President & CEO
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Stephen J. Fanning=20
Stephen J. Fanning was = appointed=20 President and Chief Executive Officer of = Thermage, Inc., a leader in non-invasive = tissue=20 tightening in the aesthetic industry, on = January=20 15, 2005. He was elected Chairman of the = Board=20 of Directors effective as of July 31, = 2006.=20 Under his leadership, the Company went = public in=20 November 2006, raising $42 million. Mr. = Fanning=20 has an extensive background in the = healthcare,=20 consumer pharmaceuticals and consumer = package=20 goods industries.=20
Mr. Fanning joined Thermage, Inc. = from Ocular=20 Sciences, Inc., a $350 million global = public=20 company, which developed, manufactured = and=20 marketed disposable contact lenses. Mr. = Fanning=20 had been President and Chief Executive = Officer=20 of the Company and a member of the Board = of=20 Directors since August 13, 2001. Under = his=20 leadership, Ocular Sciences implemented = a=20 next-generation manufacturing process=20 significantly driving down the cost of = goods=20 sold, achieved significant increases in = global=20 market share and attained more than $300 = million=20 in annual sales. In January 2005, Ocular = Sciences was successfully acquired by=20 CooperVision for $1.3 billion.=20
Mr. Fanning joined Ocular Sciences = from=20 Johnson & Johnson (J&J), one of = the=20 world's largest manufacturers of = healthcare=20 products, where he served in various = senior=20 executive positions of escalating = responsibility=20 for 25 years. His most recent position = was=20 President, Worldwide, of J&J's = McNeil=20 Specialty Products division. Prior to = that, he=20 served as President of Johnson & = Johnson=20 Medical, a medical device company. Mr. = Fanning=20 has also served as Managing Director of = J&J=20 Austria/Switzerland, and Vice President, = Sales,=20 of J&J's McNeil Consumer Products = Division.=20
Mr. Fanning holds a Bachelor of = Science=20 degree from Philadelphia University.

Thermage, = Inc.
Thermage,=20 Inc. (Nasdaq:THRM) is one of the premier = medical=20 device companies for aesthetics = applications.=20 Thermage=92s innovative radiofrequency = technology=20 provides a safe, non-invasive procedure = to=20 tighten and contour skin, significantly=20 expanding the aesthetic applications = physicians=20 can offer to the rapidly growing = "anti-aging"=20 market. Since market introduction in = November=20 2002, more than 375,000 Thermage = procedures have=20 been performed throughout the world by = over=20 2,000 dermatologists, plastic surgeons = and other=20 cosmetic physicians. Today, our = proprietary=20 ThermaCool^=AE system is = available in 80=20 countries.=20
Unique to the industry is the = company=92s=20 recurring revenue business model based = on the=20 sale of high-margin single-use = ThermaTips=99. Our=20 ThermaCool system employs our single-use = ThermaTips in conjunction with our = generator to=20 deliver a controlled amount of = radiofrequency=20 energy to heat and shrink collagen = beneath the=20 surface of the skin. The Thermage = procedure=20 results in a tightening of the dermis = and=20 subcutaneous tissue, while = simultaneously=20 cooling and protecting the surface of = the skin.=20 The tips are available in a variety of = sizes and=20 configurations and are designed to = optimize the=20 Thermage procedure on any part of the = body:=20 face, eyes, abdomens, hands, and other = parts of=20 the body. Over 70% of the company=92s = revenue is=20 attributable to single-use consumables = products.=20 The company has a broad and expanding = product=20 line, proprietary technology, a unique = recurring=20 revenue model and a strong market = presence.=20

Riverbed = Technology=20 [RVBD] - May 4, 2007
CEO, = President and=20 Chairman of the Board of Directors =
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Jerry M. = Kennelly
Jerry=20 M. Kennelly co-founded Riverbed in May = 2002 and=20 serves as chairman of our board of = directors and=20 as our President and Chief Executive = Officer.=20 Immediately prior to founding our = company, Mr.=20 Kennelly spent six years at Inktomi = Corporation,=20 an infrastructure software company, = where he=20 served as Executive Vice President, = Chief=20 Financial Officer and Secretary. From = June 1990=20 until joining Inktomi in October 1996, = Mr.=20 Kennelly worked for Sybase, Inc., an=20 infrastructure software company, in a = number of=20 senior financial and operational = positions, most=20 recently as Vice President of Corporate = Finance.=20 From November 1988 until June 1990, Mr. = Kennelly=20 worked at Oracle Corporation as finance = director=20 for US Operations. From June 1980 until = November=20 1988, Mr. Kennelly worked at = Hewlett-Packard=20 Company as Worldwide Sales and Marketing = Controller for the Tandem Computers = Division.=20 Mr. Kennelly holds a Bachelor's degree = from=20 Williams College and a Masters degree = from the=20 New York University Graduate School of = Business=20 Administration.=20
Riverbed Technology = is the=20 pioneer and, with over 2,000 customers, = the=20 worldwide technology and market share = leader in=20 wide=20 area data services (WDS) . Riverbed = provides=20 the first and only comprehensive WDS = solution to=20 a host of severe problems that have = effectively=20 prevented enterprises from sharing = applications=20 and data across wide areas. By wide = area, we=20 mean anywhere in the world. Between = Chicago and=20 New York. Or between Seattle and = Shanghai.=20
Riverbed's award-winning=20 Steelhead WDS appliances address all = of the=20 issues that affect application = performance over=20 the WAN, dramatically improving the = performance=20 of applications that companies and = knowledge=20 workers rely on every day - including = file=20 sharing, email, backup, document = management=20 systems, IT tools, as well as ERP and = CRM=20 solutions. With Riverbed, any of these=20 applications can be accelerated = somewhere=20 between 5 and 50,=20 and even up to 100 times faster. =

In very simple terms, the impact for=20 companies is the difference between = having=20 dial-up and having broadband. Suddenly, = the=20 impossible becomes possible, just like = that.=20 Riverbed's Steelhead WDS solutions are = available=20 anywhere in the world through certified=20 resellers, who are members of the = Riverbed=20 Partner Network, from Riverbed OEM = partners or=20 directly from Riverbed.=20

BreitBurn Energy Partners, = L.P. [BBEP] - April 26, = 2007=20
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
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Halbert S. = Washburn
Mr.=20 Washburn has been the Co-Chief Executive = Officer=20 and a Director of BreitBurn GP LLC since = March=20 2006. Mr. Washburn is also the = Co-Founder,=20 Co-Chief Executive Officer, and a = Director of=20 BreitBurn Energy Corporation.

Mr. Washburn is Executive Committee = Member=20 and Treasurer of the California = Independent=20 Petroleum Association, and has been = named=20 Chairman for the 2008 term. Mr. Washburn = is a=20 past Chairman of the Wildcat Committee, = a=20 California oil industry charitable = organization,=20 and past Chairman of the Stanford = University=20 Petroleum Investments Committee. Mr. = Washburn=20 currently serves as a member of the = Board of=20 Directors and Audit and Compensation = Committees=20 of Rentech, Inc., which is an = alternative fuels=20 company.

Prior to founding BreitBurn in 1988, = Mr.=20 Washburn was Manager of Engineering at = Eastern=20 American Energy Corporation.

Mr. Washburn holds a B.S., with = Distinction,=20 in Petroleum Engineering from Stanford=20 University.

Co-Founder &=20 Co-CEO

Randall H.=20 Breitenbach
Mr. Breitenbach = has been=20 the Co-Chief Executive Officer and a = Director of=20 BreitBurn GP, LLC since March 2006. Mr.=20 Breitenbach is also the Co-Founder, = Co-Chief=20 Executive Officer, and a Director of = BreitBurn=20 Energy Corporation.

Mr. Breitenbach currently serves as = Lead=20 Trustee Committee Chairman for Hotchkis = and=20 Wiley Funds, Chairman for Stanford = University=92s=20 Petroleum Investment Committee = Endowment,=20 Advisor for Stanford=92s School of Earth = Sciences,=20 and board member of the California = Independent=20 Petroleum Association. Mr. Breitenbach = is also=20 active with several charitable = organizations and=20 is a past Chairman of the Wildcat = Committee, a=20 California oil industry charitable = organization.=20

Prior to founding BreitBurn in 1988, = Mr.=20 Breitenbach was a Corporate Financial = Analyst at=20 ARCO and held a number of production and = engineering positions at Amoco, Getty, = Chevron=20 and Sohio.

Mr. Breitenbach holds both a B.S and = M.S.=20 degree in Petroleum Engineering from = Stanford=20 University and an M.B.A. from Harvard = Business=20 School.

BreitBurn Energy Partners=20 LP
An independent oil and = gas=20 partnership focused on the acquisition,=20 exploitation and development of oil and = gas=20 properties for the purpose of generating = cash=20 flow. Our goal is to provide our = unitholders=20 with stable and growing cash = distributions. Our=20 assets consist primarily of producing = and non=20 producing crude oil reserves located in = the Los=20 Angeles Basin in California, the Wind = River and=20 Big Horn Basins in central Wyoming, and = the=20 Permian Basin in West Texas.=20

Double Eagle Petroleum = Company=20 [DBLE] - April 26, 2007=20
President & CEO
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Stephen H. = Hollis
Stephen=20 H. Hollis, 56, has served as the = President and=20 Chief Executive Officer of the Company = since=20 January 1994 and previously served as a=20 Vice-President of the Company from = December 1989=20 through January 1994. Mr. Hollis has = also served=20 as a Director of the Company since = December=20 1989. Mr. Hollis has served as the Vice=20 President of Hollis Oil & Gas Co., a = small=20 oil and gas company, of which he owns = 51%=20 beneficial interest, since January 1994 = and=20 served as the President of Hollis Oil = & Gas=20 Co. from June 1986 through January 1994. = In=20 1979, Mr. Hollis joined Marathon Oil = Company and=20 held various positions until 1986, when = he=20 founded Hollis Oil & Gas Co. Mr. = Hollis was=20 a geologist for an affiliate of United = Nuclear=20 Corporation from 1974 to 1977 and a = consulting=20 geologist from 1977 to 1979. Mr. Hollis = is a=20 past President of the Wyoming Geological = Association and past President of the = Rocky=20 Mountain Section of the AAPG. Mr. Hollis = received a Bachelor of Arts degree in = Geology=20 from the University of Pennsylvania in = 1972 and=20 a Masters degree in Geology from Bryn = Mawr=20 College in 1974.=20
Double Eagle Petroleum = Co.=20 is an independent energy company engaged = in the=20 exploration, development, production and = sale of=20 natural gas and crude oil, primarily in = the=20 Rocky Mountain Basins of the western = United=20 States. Our principal properties are = located in=20 southwestern Wyoming, where we have coal = bed=20 methane reserves and production in the = Atlantic=20 Rim area of the Eastern Washakie Basin = and tight=20 sands gas reserves and production in the = Pinedale Anticline.=20
As of December 31, 2006, we owned = interests=20 in a total of 664 producing wells and = had an=20 interest in 556,389 gross acres (252,962 = net),=20 of which 433,648 gross acres (247,629 = net) are=20 undeveloped, in what we believe are = natural gas=20 prone basins of the Rocky Mountains and = Nevada.=20 Our two most significant development = areas, the=20 Atlantic Rim coal bed natural gas play = and the=20 Pinedale Anticline, accounted for over = 69% of=20 our proved developed reserves as of = December 31,=20 2006, and over 88% of our 2006 = production.

As of December 31, 2006, we had = estimated=20 proved reserves of 48.5 Bcf of natural = gas and=20 360 MBbl of oil, or a total of 50.7 = Bcfe, with a=20 PV-10 value of approximately $67.6. Of = these=20 reserves, 62% was proved developed and = 96% was=20 natural gas. =

Team Inc. [TISI] = - March=20 22, 2007
CEO and Chairman
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Philip J. = Hawk
Phil Hawk=20 is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer = of Team,=20 Inc., a provider of specialized = industrial=20 services related to the construction and = maintenance of pressurized piping and = process=20 systems. Headquartered in Alvin, Texas, = the=20 Company operates in over 50 customer = service=20 locations throughout North America. = Team, Inc.=20 common stock is traded on the NASDAQ = under the=20 ticker symbol "TISI."

Prior to joining Team in November = 1998, Phil=20 was President and CEO of EOTT Energy = Partners, a=20 publicly traded MLP in the energy = marketing=20 industry. Previously, he was also a = partner with=20 McKinsey & Company.

Phil is a Director of NCI Building = Systems=20 (NYSE: NCS), a leading manufacturer of = metal=20 buildings and components. He is also a = member of=20 the Board of Visitors for Duke's Pratt = School of=20 Engineering.

Phil is a graduate of Duke University = and=20 Harvard Business School.

Team = Inc.
Headquartered=20 in Alvin, Texas, Team Inc. is a leading = provider=20 of specialty and construction services = required=20 in maintaining high-temperature and=20 high-pressure piping systems and vessels = that=20 are utilized extensively in the = refining,=20 petrochemical, power, pipeline and other = heavy=20 industries. The Company's inspection = services=20 also serve a broader customer base that = includes=20 the aerospace and automotive industries. = Team=20 offers these services in over 70 = locations=20 throughout the United States, Aruba, = Canada,=20 Singapore, Trinidad and Venezuela. The = Company=20 licenses its proprietary techniques and=20 materials to various companies outside = the=20 United States and receives royalties = based upon=20 revenues earned by its licensees. Team = Inc.=20 common stock is traded on the NASDAQ = Global=20 Select Market under the ticker symbol = "TISI".=20 For more information about the company, = please=20 visit http://www.teamindustrial= services.com/.=20

StealthGass = [GASS] -=20 March 6, 2007
President, CEO, = and member=20 of the Board of Directors
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Harry N. = Vafias
Mr.=20 Vafias has been actively involved in the = tanker=20 and gas shipping industry since 1999. = After=20 graduating from City University Business = School=20 in the City of London in 1999 with a = B.A. in=20 Management Science and from Metropolitan = University in 2000 with a Masters degree = in=20 Shipping, Trade and Transport, he = commenced=20 working at Seascope, a leading ship = brokering=20 firm specializing in sale and purchase = of=20 vessels and chartering of oil tankers. = Mr.=20 Vafias also worked at Braemar, a leading = ship=20 brokering firm, where he gained = extensive=20 experience in tanker and dry cargo = chartering.=20 Seascope and Braemar merged in 2001 to = form=20 Braemar Seascope Group plc, a public = company=20 quoted on the London Stock Exchange and = one of=20 the world=92s largest ship brokering and = shipping=20 service groups. From 2000 until 2004, he = worked=20 at Brave Maritime and Stealth Maritime,=20 companies providing comprehensive ship=20 management services, where Mr. Vafias = headed the=20 operations and chartering departments of = Stealth=20 Maritime and served as manager for the = sale and=20 purchase departments of both Brave = Maritime and=20 Stealth Maritime.=20
StealthGas=20 Inc.
StealthGas Inc is a = provider of=20 international seaborne transportation = services=20 to LPG producers and users. Our vessels = carry=20 various petroleum and petrochemical gas = products=20 in liquefied form, including propane, = butane,=20 butadiene, isopropane, propylene and = vinyl=20 chloride monomer, which are all = byproducts of=20 the production of oil and natural gas. = These=20 products are transported in liquefied = form in=20 order to reduce their volume and to = facilitate=20 their handling.=20
Our fleet currently numbers 29 = vessels=20 ranging from 1600 cbm to 7500 cbm with a = total=20 carrying capacity of 120,760 cbm and = average age=20 of 11,1 years. StealthGas ranks number 1 = in=20 owned vessels in the 3,000 to 8,000 cbm = segment=20 which is our focus.
Transportation by sea represents a = major=20 element of gas transportation logistics. = LPG=20 products have a variety of both = industrial and=20 other uses, including transportation, = fertilizer=20 production, the manufacture of plastics, = space=20 heating, cooking, water heating and = process=20 heating. We serve industrial companies, = as well=20 as national and independent energy = companies and=20 energy traders. =

Omniture, Inc. = [OMTR] -=20 February 16, 2007
CEO & = Co-Founder=20
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Josh James
Josh = James is=20 the CEO and co-founder of Omniture, a = publicly=20 held online business optimization = company=20 trading on the NASDAQ. Omniture is the=20 fastest-growing publicly traded software = company=20 (and the second fastest when including = companies=20 that have grown through acquisition) = according=20 to Baseline Magazine. The company has = been=20 recognized on the Inc. 500 and Deloitte=20 Technology Fast 500 for four consecutive = years.=20 Representing a new breed of = entrepreneurs, James=20 combines visionary business practices = with=20 old-fashioned values in a manner that = builds=20 long-term customer relationships. The = result is=20 a business philosophy that has earned = Omniture=20 the highest customer retention rate in = the=20 industry=97with marquee clients = including eBay,=20 AOL, Wal-Mart, Gannett, Microsoft, = Oracle, GM,=20 Countrywide, and HP.=20
Prior to co-founding Omniture in = 1996, James=20 founded and managed three other = successful=20 high-tech companies=97MyComputer.com, a = leading=20 application service provider (ASP) of = integrated=20 Web site development and management = tools; JP=20 Interactive, a profitable full-service = eBusiness=20 consulting and development firm; and=20 ScriptSearch, a development portal for = IT=20 professionals. MyComputer.com's small = business=20 division was sold to VeriSign (NASDAQ: = VRSN) and=20 James expanded the enterprise division = into what=20 is today=97Omniture.=20
As an experienced and successful=20 entrepreneur, James was a recipient of = the 2006=20 Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year = award=20 (among others) and shares his experience = and=20 vision as a frequent lecturer at many = industry,=20 educational, and trade conferences.=20 Additionally, James serves on several = industry=20 boards such as the Brigham Young = University=92s=20 eBusiness Center and the BYU Center for=20 Entrepreneurship, and the Utah = Information=20 Technology Association. He has also = served on=20 several advisory and director boards for = public=20 and private companies. James is fluent = in=20 Japanese and studied Business Management = and=20 Entrepreneurship at Brigham Young = University.=20
Omniture, = Inc.
Omniture,=20 Inc., is a leading provider of online = business=20 optimization software, enabling = customers to=20 manage and enhance online, offline and=20 multi-channel business initiatives. = Omniture=92s=20 software, which it hosts and delivers to = its=20 customers on-demand, enables customers = to=20 capture, store and analyze information = generated=20 by their Web sites and other sources and = gain=20 critical business insights into the = performance=20 and efficiency of marketing and sales=20 initiatives and other business = processes. In=20 addition, Omniture offers a range of=20 professional services that complement = its online=20 services, including implementation, best = practices, consulting, customer support = and user=20 training provided through Omniture = University=99.=20 Omniture=92s customers include eBay, = AOL,=20 Wal-Mart, Gannett, Microsoft, Oracle, = General=20 Motors and HP. www.omniture.com.=20

Force Protection, = Inc.=20 [FRPT] - February 13, 2007=20
Chairman
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Frank = Kavanaugh
Frank=20 Kavanaugh was appointed to Force = Protection=92s=20 board of directors in December 2003, and = became=20 Chairman in January 2005. He currently = serves as=20 the managing director of Fort Ashford = Funds,=20 LLC, a provider of secured bridge loans, = and is=20 a principal of equity investment firm = Ashford=20 Capital, LLC, through which he has = served in=20 several executive and operational = management=20 positions at portfolio companies for the = past 10=20 years. He co-founded and served as = President of=20 QuickStart Technologies and previously = held=20 positions at Microsoft and Hewlett = Packard.=20
Mr. Kavanaugh earned a Bachelor=92s = degree in=20 information and computer science from = the=20 University of California, Irvine and a = Master=92s=20 degree in business administration from=20 Pepperdine University. He also serves on = several=20 community boards including the Child = Guidance=20 Center of Orange County, and the board = of=20 advisors at Chapman University's = Leatherby=20 Center.=20
Force Protection,=20 Inc.
Force Protection = Industries,=20 Inc. manufactures the world=92s most = advanced=20 blast- and ballistic-protected vehicles = that=20 offer a proven solution to the threat of = improvised explosive devices, land = mines, and=20 roadside bombs. Its signature vehicle = series,=20 the Buffalo and Cougar, have been = deployed with=20 U.S. and Allied forces in Iraq and = Afghanistan=20 since 2003 and have logged more than 2 = million=20 hours of heavy combat operations.=20
In the past three years the company = has grown=20 from a small start-up firm with less = than a=20 dozen employees to more than 750, = enlarged its=20 facilities to more than 340,000 square = foot of=20 test, integration, and test space, = expanded=20 production capacity through partnering=20 agreements with other defense industry = leaders=20 such as General Dynamics Land Systems = and Armor=20 Holdings, increased sales revenue from = $50=20 million in 2005 to a projected $200 = million in=20 2006, and seen its stock price move from = less=20 than a dollar a share on the Over the = Counter=20 Bulletin Board to more than $17 per = share and=20 listing on the NASDAQ Stock Market in = January=20 2007.

Citizens Banking=20 Corporation [CBCF] - January = 24,=20 2007
CEO
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Bill = Hartman
William R.=20 Hartman is Chief Executive Officer of = Citizens=20 Republic Bancorp, a $14 billion = financial=20 services company with locations in = Michigan,=20 Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and Indiana. = Citizens=20 Republic, the second largest bank = holding=20 company headquartered in Michigan, = provides a=20 full range of financial services through = its 258=20 banking and financial center locations, = and its=20 investment and mortgage subsidiaries, = title=20 company and insurance agency. Prior to = the=20 completion of the merger with Republic = Bancorp=20 on December 29, 2006, that created = Citizens=20 Republic, Mr. Hartman served as = Chairman,=20 President and CEO of Citizens Banking=20 Corporation.=20
Prior to joining Citizens in February = of=20 2002, Hartman was chairman, president = and CEO of=20 Bank One, NA=96 Ohio and Kentucky, = headquartered=20 in Columbus. He was appointed to that = position=20 in 2000. The region for which he was = responsible=20 consisted of 340 branches with combined = assets=20 of $41 billion. Hartman joined the Bank = One=20 organization in 1990, first as director, = president and COO of Bank One, Dayton, = NA from=20 1990 until 1992, at which time he was = appointed=20 chairman and CEO of Bank One, Lexington, = NA. He=20 served in that capacity until 1995 when = he=20 became chairman, president and CEO of = Bank One,=20 Kentucky, NA. During his nine-year = tenure with=20 Bank One, Kentucky, Hartman managed the = merger=20 of all legacy Bank One organizations in = Kentucky=20 into a single entity.=20
Prior to joining Bank One, Hartman = spent 13=20 years with Corestates Financial = Corporation and=20 Hamilton Bank, which was acquired by = Corestates.=20 During this period he held several = management=20 positions including the head of Hamilton = Bank=92s=20 commercial lending department (in = Harrisburg,=20 PA), regional administrator responsible = for the=20 bank=92s consumer and commercial lending = (in York=20 County, PA), and executive vice = president of=20 Hamilton Bank with direct responsibility = for=20 strategic planning, and later, the = Bank=92s=20 commercial line of business.=20
Hartman is a strong supporter of = community=20 service. He currently serves as a = director of=20 Kettering University, the Clarion = University=20 Foundation, and the Greater Genesee = County=20 Regional Chamber of Commerce. In = Columbus, OH he=20 was a member of the board of directors = of the=20 Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce, = Central=20 Ohio United Way and the Columbus = Association of=20 Performing Arts. Bill is a past = chairperson of=20 both the Louisville Fund for Arts Drive = and=20 Greater Louisville, Inc., an = organization=20 comprising the Louisville Chamber of = Commerce=20 and Economic Development Partnership. He = is a=20 former trustee, executive committee = member, and=20 past finance committee chairperson of = Bellarmine=20 University, Louisville and a former = member of=20 the board of overseers of the University = of=20 Louisville. He also served as trustee = for the=20 University of Kentucky School of = Business, and=20 as a director of the Kentucky Economic=20 Development Corporation and the Kentucky = Bankers=20 Association, where he was also a member = of the=20 executive committee.=20
Originally from Pennsylvania, Hartman = received his Bachelor of Science degree = in=20 Business Administration from Clarion = University,=20 Clarion, PA in 1970. He is a graduate of = the=20 Stonier Graduate School of Banking.=20
Citizens Banking Corporation=20
Citizens Republic Bancorp = (NASDAQ:=20 CRBC) is a diversified financial = services=20 company providing a wide range of = commercial,=20 consumer, mortgage banking, trust and = financial=20 planning services to a broad client = base.=20 Citizens Republic Bancorp serves = communities in=20 Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Indiana = as=20 Citizens Bank and Republic Bank and in = Iowa as=20 F&M Bank, with a total of 270 = offices and=20 287 ATMs. Citizens Republic Bancorp is = the=20 second-largest bank holding company=20 headquartered in Michigan with roots = dating back=20 to 1871. Citizens Republic is the 42nd = largest=20 bank holding company headquartered in = the United=20 States with $14.0 billion in assets.=20
Merger = Background
On=20 December 29, 2006, Michigan-based = Republic=20 Bancorp Inc. with over $6 billion in = assets,=20 merged into Citizens Banking Corporation = to=20 create Citizens Republic Bancorp in a=20 transaction valued at $1.052 billion. = The merger=20 doubled Citizens market cap and expanded = its=20 footprint to 5 Midwest states (Michigan, = Ohio,=20 Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana). The merger = makes=20 Citizens Republic the seventh largest = bank=20 operating in Michigan with approximately = 5% of=20 the total deposits in Michigan, and = places over=20 35% of its deposits in high-growth = markets.=20
The strategic rationale for = establishing the=20 new Citizens Republic includes:=20

Dramatically improves scale and = footprint,=20 enhancing franchise value and strategic = options,=20
Creates a greater revenue synergy = than most=20 bank mergers due to the complimentary = aspect of=20 the two organizations,=20
Creates meaningful cost reduction=20 opportunities,=20
Strengthens management and market = teams,=20
Has manageable execution risk,=20
Is GAAP and cash accretive in 2007, = and=20
Eliminates the need for continued = costly de=20 novo expansion in Southeast Michigan. =

More information about Citizens = Republic=20 Bancorp is available at http://www.citizensonline.com/=20 .

Hughes Communications=20 Inc. [HUGH] - January 18, = 2007=20
President and CEO
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Pradman P. = Kaul
Pradman=20 P. Kaul is President and Chief Executive = Officer=20 of Hughes Communications, Inc. Mr. Kaul = also=20 continues as Chairman and CEO of Hughes = Network=20 Systems, LLC (HNS). Before joining HNS, = Mr. Kaul=20 worked at COMSAT Laboratories in = Clarksburg, MD.=20
Mr. Kaul received a Bachelor of = Science=20 degree in Electrical Engineering from = George=20 Washington University and a Master of = Science=20 degree in Electrical Engineering from = the=20 University of California at Berkeley. He = holds=20 numerous patents and has published = articles and=20 papers on a variety of technical topics=20 concerning satellite communications.=20
In October 2004, Mr. Kaul was = inducted into=20 the National Academy of Engineering. Mr. = Kaul=20 was selected as a =93Distinguished = Engineering=20 Alumnus=94 of the University of = California,=20 Berkeley in 1999 and =93Distinguished = Alumnus=94 at=20 George Washington University, Washington = DC in=20 2005. He was awarded the IEEE Third = Millennium=20 medal in 2000.=20
Mr. Kaul is also:

Member, National Advisory Council, = George=20 Washington University=20
Member, Board of Directors, Primus = Telecom -=20 Publicly listed company=20
Member, CIBER Advisory Board, = University of=20 Maryland=20
Chairman, Maryland India Business = Round=20 Table

Hughes Communications=20 Inc.
The principal business = of=20 Hughes Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: = HUGH) is=20 the management and administration of its = wholly=20 owned subsidiary, Hughes Network = Systems, LLC=20 (Hughes). Hughes is the global leader in = providing broadband satellite networks = and=20 services for large enterprises, = governments,=20 small businesses, and consumers. = HughesNet=20 encompasses all broadband solutions and = managed=20 services from Hughes, bridging the best = of=20 satellite and terrestrial technologies. = Hughes=20 has shipped more than 1.2 million = systems to=20 customers in over 100 countries. Its = broadband=20 satellite products are based on the IPoS = (IP=20 over Satellite) global standard, = approved by the=20 TIA, ETSI, and ITU standards = organizations.=20 Headquartered outside Washington, D.C., = in=20 Germantown, Maryland, USA, Hughes = maintains=20 sales and support offices worldwide.=20

Caribou Coffee Company,=20 Inc. [CBOU] - January 9, = 2007=20
President, Chairman and CEO
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Michael = Coles
Michael=20 Coles, an accomplished businessman, = community=20 leader, education advocate, and family = man, is=20 living proof that there are no limits to = what we=20 as individuals can accomplish. In = January 2003,=20 Coles accepted the corporate reins of = Caribou=20 Coffee Company. He now leads the = 14-year-old=20 company as its Chairman, CEO and = President=20 extending its market reach and building = its=20 international presence. In September of = 2005,=20 Caribou became a publicly traded company = listed=20 on NASDAQ as CBOU.=20
Caribou Coffee Company,=20 Inc., founded in 1992 and = headquartered=20 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is the second = largest=20 company-owned gourmet coffeehouse = operator in=20 the United States based on the number of = coffeehouses. As of October 1, 2006, = Caribou=20 Coffee had 432 coffeehouses, including = sixteen=20 licensed locations. Caribou Coffee's=20 company-owned coffeehouses are located = in 17=20 states and the District of Columbia. = Caribou=20 Coffee offers its customers high-quality = gourmet=20 coffee and espresso-based beverages, as = well as=20 specialty teas, baked goods, whole bean = coffee,=20 branded merchandise and related = products. In=20 addition, Caribou Coffee sells products = to club=20 stores, grocery stores, mass = merchandisers,=20 office coffee providers, airlines, = hotels,=20 sports and entertainment venues, college = campuses and other commercial customers. = In=20 addition, Caribou Coffee licenses third = parties=20 to use the Caribou Coffee brand on = quality food=20 and merchandise items. Caribou Coffee = focuses on=20 creating a unique experience for = customers=20 through a combination of high-quality = products,=20 a comfortable and welcoming coffeehouse=20 environment and customer service.=20

Solarfun Power Holdings = Co.,=20 Ltd. [SOLF] - December 21, = 2006=20
Founder, Chairman and CEO
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Mr. Yonghua Lu
is = Solarfun's founder, chairman of our = board of=20 directors and chief executive officer. = He also=20 has been chairman and general manager of = Linyang=20 Electronics since 1997. Linyang = Electronics had=20 been the parent company of Linyang China = until=20 June 2, 2006. Mr. Lu was general manager = of=20 Qidong Changtong Computer Group Company, = and=20 deputy manager of Qidong Computer = Factory, from=20 1988 to 1996. From 1983 to 1988, he was = deputy=20 manager of the Lining Cloth Factory of = Qidong=20 ""Wu Qi'' Farm and manager of the = Cashmere=20 Factory of Qidong ""Wu Qi'' Farm. Mr. Lu = has=20 over 20 years of experience in = enterprise=20 management. He has received many awards = and=20 honors for his entrepreneurship, = including being=20 named one of Jiangsu Province's Top Ten=20 Outstanding Young Entrepreneurs and = Fifth-term=20 National Township Entrepreneur. Mr. Lu = has=20 attended a 15-month training course for = Applied=20 Social Studies at Soochow University = Graduate=20 School of Humanities, and a 20-month = executive=20 MBA course at Renmin University in = China.=20
Solarfun Power Holdings Co,=20 Ltd. is an established = manufacturer of=20 both PV cells and PV modules in China.=20
Established in August 2004, Solarfun = conducts=20 substantially all of its business = through its=20 operating subsidiary in the People's = Republic of=20 China (PRC), Jiangsu Linyang Solarfun = Co., Ltd.,=20 or Linyang China, and two majority-owned = subsidiaries of Linyang China, Shanghai = Linyang=20 Solar Technology Co., Ltd., which = provides=20 system integration services in China = tailoring=20 PV products for specific customers' = needs and=20 linking them with end-use devices that = require=20 solar power and Sichuan Leshan Jiayang = New=20 Energy Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of PV = modules.=20 Solarfun sells its products both through = third-party distributors and directly to = system=20 integrators. =

Grill Concepts = Inc.=20 [GRIL] - December 18, 2006 =
President and=20 CEO
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Philip Gay
Philip = Gay=20 joined Grill Concepts in July 2004 as = Chief=20 Financial Officer, and was named = President and=20 Chief Executive Officer in June 2006. = Philip=20 began his 20-year career in the food and = casual=20 dining industry when he joined = California Pizza=20 Kitchen in 1987 as Chief Financial = Officer.=20 During his seven-year tenure at the = company, he=20 helped build the pizza chain from two=20 restaurants to 100 restaurants. Philip = then=20 joined Santa Monica-based Wolfgang Puck = Food=20 Company from 1994 to 1996 as Chief = Financial=20 Officer and interim Chief Executive = Officer. He=20 also held chief operating officer and = chief=20 executive officer positions with = privately-held=20 Diversified Food Group in Lincolnwood, = Illinois=20 and was a managing director of Triple=20 Enterprises, a Dallas-based business = advisory=20 firm. In addition to his board seat at = Grill=20 Concepts, Philip is currently a member = of the=20 boards of directors of the California = Restaurant=20 Association and MotorCar Parts of = America.=20
Grill Concepts owns, = manages=20 and licenses upscale casual and fine = dining,=20 full service restaurants under two core = brand=20 names: The Grill on the Alley and Daily = Grill.=20 The company operates 25 restaurants = including=20 five The Grill on the Alley-branded = restaurants=20 in Beverly Hills, Hollywood and San = Jose,=20 California; Chicago, Illinois; and = Dallas,=20 Texas, as well as 20 Daily Grill = restaurants in=20 Southern and Northern California; the=20 Washington, D.C. metropolitan region; = Houston,=20 Texas; Portland, Oregon; and Skokie, = Illinois.=20

Axcan Pharma Inc. = [AXCA]=20 - December 12, 2006
President = and=20 CEO
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Frank A.G.M. Verwiel,=20 M.D.
Frank A.G.M. Verwiel, = M.D.,=20 President and Chief Executive Officer of = Axcan=20 Pharma, joined the Company in 2005 with = more=20 than 20 years of experience in the=20 pharmaceutical industry.=20
Formerly with Merck & Co. Inc. = (Merck) as=20 vice president, hypertension, Worldwide = Human=20 Health Marketing, he concurrently served = as a=20 member of Merck=92s Worldwide = Hypertension=20 Business Strategy team. Before Merck, = from 1988=20 to 1996, Dr. Verwiel worked with Servier = in=20 Europe in various executive positions = such as=20 area director of Central European = operations,=20 which included Germany, Austria, = Switzerland,=20 the Netherlands, Belgium, and = Luxembourg.=20
Dr. Verwiel holds Doctorate of = Medicine and=20 Master of Medicine degrees from Erasmus=20 University in Rotterdam, the = Netherlands. He=20 also attended INSEAD in Fontainebleau, = France,=20 where he obtained a Master of Business=20 Administration degree. Dr. Verwiel is = fluent in=20 Dutch, English, French, and German.=20
Axcan is a = Canada-based,=20 leading multinational specialty = pharmaceutical=20 company focused on gastroenterology. The = company=20 develops and markets a broad line of=20 prescription products to treat a range = of=20 gastrointestinal diseases and disorders = such as=20 inflammatory bowel disease, irritable = bowel=20 syndrome, cholestatic liver diseases and = complications related to pancreatic=20 insufficiency. Axcan's products are = marketed by=20 its own specialized sales forces in = North=20 America and Europe. Its common shares = are listed=20 on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the = symbol=20 "AXP" and on the NASDAQ Global Market = under the=20 symbol "AXCA". =

MediciNova, Inc. = [MNOV] -=20 December 7, 2006
Executive = Chairman,=20 President and CEO, Founder
Watch=20 Video

Yuichi Iwaki, M.D.,=20 Ph.D.
Dr. Iwaki holds three=20 professorships at the University of = Southern=20 California School of Medicine in the = Departments=20 of Urology, Surgery and Pathology and = has been=20 Director of the Transplantation = Immunology and=20 Immunogenetic Laboratory since 1992. He = is also=20 a visiting professor at the Nihon = University=20 School of Medicine, Kyushu University = and the=20 Tokyo Women's Medical School in Japan. = Prior to=20 joining the faculty at the University of = Southern California School of Medicine, = Dr.=20 Iwaki held professorships at the = University of=20 Pittsburgh School of Medicine in the = Departments=20 of Surgery and Pathology from 1989 = through 1991.=20 He received both his M.D. and Ph.D. = degrees from=20 Sapporo Medical School in Sapporo, = Japan. Dr.=20 Iwaki is the author of 200 peer-reviewed = publications and more than 40 books. He = has been=20 advising pharmaceutical companies and = venture=20 capital funds regarding research and = investment=20 strategies for over 20 years and is a = board=20 member of several biotechnology = companies,=20 including Avigen Inc.=20
MediciNova, Inc. is = a=20 development-stage biopharmaceutical = company=20 focused on acquiring, developing and=20 commercializing high-quality small = molecule=20 therapeutics. Through strategic = alliances=20 primarily with Japanese pharmaceutical=20 companies, MediciNova has built a = diversified=20 portfolio of drug candidates each of = which we=20 believe has broad patent protection, a=20 well-characterized and differentiated=20 therapeutic profile and attractive = commercial=20 potential. MediciNova currently has = eight=20 compounds in development for ten = different=20 therapeutic indications representing = large=20 market opportunities. Medicinova's = pipeline=20 includes treatments for asthma, multiple = sclerosis, status asthmaticus, = interstitial=20 cystitis, cancer, Generalized Anxiety = Disorder,=20 preterm labor, urinary incontinence and=20 thrombotic disorders. Seven of these = programs=20 are in advanced clinical testing. = MediciNova's=20 strategy is to advance its clinical = programs=20 through the Phase II proof-of-concept = stage and,=20 at appropriate points of high-value = inflection,=20 to establish strategic alliances and=20 partnerships to support Phase III = clinical=20 testing and commercialization of = selected=20 development programs. MediciNova may = also retain=20 certain promising compounds for further = in-house=20 development and potential = commercialization.=20 MediciNova's executive management team = has=20 extensive global development, regulatory = and=20 commercial experience, and manages its=20 international clinical and manufacturing = operations through efficient and = cost-effective=20 utilization of contract research = organizations.=20 Headquartered in San Diego, California,=20 MediciNova today has 24 employees. For = more=20 information on MediciNova, Inc., please = visit=20 www.medicinova.com.=20

OMA [OMAB] - = November 29,=20 2006
CEO
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Ruben Lopez = Barrera
Rub=E9n=20 L=F3pez has served as our Chief = Executive Officer=20 since December 2003. Previously, he = served as=20 our General Vice President, Human = Resources and=20 Legal, and our Communications Director. = Mr.=20 L=F3pez has also previously served as = Business=20 Development Director and Project Finance = Director of Empresas ICA. Mr. L=F3pez = received a=20 degree in Civil Engineering from = Universidad=20 Iberoamericana, a diploma in finance = from the=20 Instituto Tecnol=F3gico Aut=F3nomo de = M=E9xico, a=20 master's degree in business = administration from=20 the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de = Chile and=20 the Washington University and a = certificate in=20 airport management and development from=20 A=E9roports de Paris.=20
Grupo Aeroportuario Centro = Norte,=20 S.A. de C.V. (OMA) is a company = that=20 operates and manages thirteen airports = in nine=20 states of the Mexican Republic, serving = 11.5=20 million passengers a year.=20
OMA was created in 1998 as a result = of the=20 deregulation process in the Mexican = Airport=20 System opening it to private investment. = OMA=20 employs over 900 persons to offer its = passengers=20 and clients, excellent airport and = commercial=20 services, in facilities that comply with = all the=20 applicable international safety and = security=20 standards.=20
Since June 2000, OMA has the support = of=20 Servicios de Tecnolog=EDa Aeroportuaria = S.A. de=20 C.V. (SETA), a Strategic Partner, which = is made=20 up of two outstanding international = companies in=20 the field of airport infrastructure = operation=20 and services: A=E9roports de Paris of = France and=20 Ingenieros Civiles Asociados (ICA) of = Mexico.=20
We at OMA have developed the Mission, = Vision,=20 Quality Policy and Values to offer our = clients,=20 passengers and users the highest quality = in=20 facilities and services.=20

California Costal = Communities=20 Inc. [CALC] - November 3, = 2006=20
President and CEO
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Raymond J. = Pacini
Mr.=20 Pacini has been the President, Chief = Executive=20 Officer and a Director of California = Coastal=20 Communities, Inc. (NASDAQ: CALC) since = May 1998.=20 CALC is a residential land development = and=20 homebuilding company operating in = Southern=20 California. In April 2005, CALC obtained = approval from the California Coastal = Commission=20 to build 349 homes at Bolsa Chica, near=20 Huntington Beach, CA. Prior to May 1998, = Mr.=20 Pacini was the Chief Financial Officer = of CALC=20 (formerly known as Koll Real Estate = Group, Inc.=20 and Henley Properties, Inc.) from June = 1990=20 until May 1998. During that time, Mr. = Pacini led=20 the company through a pre-packaged = bankruptcy in=20 1997 that exchanged $200 million of = debentures=20 for equity in the company.=20
Mr. Pacini also serves on the board = of=20 directors of Cadiz Inc. (NASDAQ: CDZI), = which=20 manages water resources in California, = and he is=20 chairman of that company=92s audit = committee. From=20 March 1999 to June 2002, Mr. Pacini also = served=20 as a director of Metalclad Corporation = (NASDAQ:=20 MTLC), a company in the business of = waste=20 treatment, asbestos removal and = insulation=20 installation, and chairman of its audit=20 committee.=20
Prior to moving to California in = 1990, Mr.=20 Pacini was the Director of Financial = Reporting=20 for The Henley Group, Inc., a $ 7 = billion=20 conglomerate based in Hampton, NH. Mr. = Pacini=20 started his career as a CPA for Coopers = &=20 Lybrand (now know as = PricewaterhouseCoopers) in=20 Boston, MA from 1979 through 1986.=20
Mr. Pacini received an A.B. from = Colgate=20 University in 1977 and an M.B.A. from = Cornell=20 University in 1979.=20
California Coastal = Communities,=20 Inc. is a residential land = development=20 and homebuilding company with properties = owned=20 or controlled in six Southern California = counties (Los Angeles, Orange, = Riverside, San=20 Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura). Our=20 principal activities include:=20

obtaining zoning and other = entitlements for=20 land we own or control through purchase = options=20 or joint ventures;=20
improving the land for residential=20 development; and=20
designing, constructing and selling=20 single-family homes in Southern = California. The=20 majority of our homes are designed to = appeal to=20 move-up homebuyers and are generally = offered for=20 sale in advance of their construction.=20

Our two largest assets are the = Brightwater=20 project in Huntington Beach and the = SouthShore=20 project in Oxnard, CA. Both of these = projects=20 have required our entitlement expertise = to=20 navigate the difficult regulatory = environment in=20 California in order to obtain the = necessary=20 development permits.=20
We are publicly-traded on NASDAQ = under the=20 symbol CALC, with an equity market=20 capitalization of $212 million as of = 10/25/06.=20 We recently paid a special dividend of = $12.50=20 per share, totaling $136 million, to our = stockholders on 9/28/06. The special = dividend=20 was funded primarily by a $125 million = term=20 loan, which provided us with an = opportunity to=20 unlock some of the value of our = Brightwater=20 property and return capital to our = stockholders=20 on a tax efficient basis.=20

Spectrum Pharmaceuticals=20 Inc. [SPPI] - September 26, = 2006=20
Chairman, Chief Executive Officer = and=20 President
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Rajesh C. Shrotriya,=20 M.D.
In September 2000, Dr.=20 Shrotriya joined the Company as = President and=20 Chief Operating Officer and in August = 2002, he=20 was appointed Chief Executive Officer. = In this=20 capacity he has spearheaded major = changes in=20 business strategy and coordinated = structural=20 reorganization culminating in the = formation of=20 Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc.=20
Intel's Enterprise Platform Group = designs,=20 markets, and supports building blocks = for=20 enterprise computing. During Fister's = tenure as=20 General Manager, Intel garnered = commanding=20 market segment share, including the = introduction=20 of the Itanium processor family which = leads in=20 virtually every performance category. = Other=20 products included a complement of Xeon=20 processors, chipsets, boards/systems, = and=20 software tools and services.=20
Previously, Dr. Shrotriya was = Executive Vice=20 President and Chief Scientific Officer = for=20 SuperGen, Inc. and Vice President, = Medical=20 Affairs and Vice President, Chief = Medical=20 Officer at MGI Pharma, Inc. For 18 years = he held=20 various positions at Bristol-Myers = Squibb=20 Company, the most recent being Executive = Director Worldwide CNS Clinical = Research.=20
Spectrum Pharmaceuticals,=20 Inc. is an oncology-focused,=20 NASDAQ-listed, clinical development = company=20 (NASDAQ: SPPI, www.spectrumpharm.com) = based in=20 Irvine, CA. Spectrum opportunistically = acquires=20 and advances a diversified portfolio of = oncology=20 drug candidates that meet critical = health=20 challenges for which there are few other = treatment options. Spectrum's expertise = lies in=20 identifying undervalued drug candidates = with=20 demonstrated safety and efficacy, and = adding=20 value through further clinical = development and=20 selection of the most viable and = low-risk=20 methods of commercialization. The = company's=20 pipeline includes promising early and = late-stage=20 drug candidates with unique formulations = and=20 mechanisms of action that address the = needs of=20 seriously ill patients, such as at-home=20 chemotherapy and new treatment regimens = for=20 refractory disease.=20

Cadence Design Systems,=20 Inc. [CDNS] - October 27, = 2006=20
President and CEO
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Michael J. = Fister
Mike=20 Fister is President and Chief Executive = Officer=20 of Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Prior to = joining=20 Cadence, he spent 17 years at Intel = Corporation,=20 where he was most recently Senior Vice = President=20 and General Manager of the company's = Enterprise=20 Platforms Group.=20
Intel's Enterprise Platform Group = designs,=20 markets, and supports building blocks = for=20 enterprise computing. During Fister's = tenure as=20 General Manager, Intel garnered = commanding=20 market segment share, including the = introduction=20 of the Itanium processor family which = leads in=20 virtually every performance category. = Other=20 products included a complement of Xeon=20 processors, chipsets, boards/systems, = and=20 software tools and services.=20
Previously, Fister served as Vice = President=20 and General Manager of the Performance=20 Microprocessor Group, where he managed = Intel's=20 IA-32 processor development organization = and was=20 responsible for the design, development = and=20 marketing of IA-32 processors, including = the=20 last versions of the Intel486 and the = entire=20 line including the Pentium Pro, Pentium = II,=20 Pentium III, Celeron, Pentium II Xeon, = and=20 Pentium III Xeon processors. Prior to = this role,=20 Mike held many other product development = positions at Intel and has a long legacy = of=20 successful technology development and = product=20 delivery.=20
Fister is a graduate of the = University of=20 Cincinnati where he received a BS and MS = in=20 electrical engineering in 1977 and 1978=20 respectively. He spent his early years = in a=20 variety of executive and engineering = management=20 positions at Wyse, Machine Vision = International,=20 and Cincinnati Milacron. He currently = sits on=20 the Board of Directors of Autodesk = Corporation=20 and two non-profit organizations, the = National=20 Action Council for Minorities in = Engineering=20 (NACME) and the Leukemia & Lymphoma = Society.=20
Cadence Design Systems, = Inc.=20 is the global leader in software, = hardware,=20 methodologies and services that play = essential=20 roles in accelerating innovation in = today=92s=20 highly complex integrated circuits,=20 printed-circuit boards, and electronics = systems.=20 Companies use Cadence electronic design=20 automation (EDA) technologies and = engineering=20 services to design, verify, and prepare = advanced=20 semiconductors and systems for = manufacturing.=20 These products in turn form the = foundation of=20 consumer electronics, networking and=20 telecommunications equipment, and = computer=20 systems. 5,100 Cadence employees at = locations=20 throughout the world=97including China, = India,=20 Europe, Russia, Israel, Japan, Korea, = Taiwan,=20 and North America=97serve our global = customer=20 base.

Smith & Wesson Holding = Corporation [SWHC] - October = 19,=20 2006
President and CEO
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Michael = Golden
Born and=20 raised on the outskirts of South = Philadelphia,=20 Pennsylvania, Michael Golden=92s youth = was=20 comprised of family, academics and = sports. His=20 experience as a BSA Eagle Scout, helped = to=20 develop his skills of leadership, = citizenship,=20 and character.=20
For fifteen years at Black & = Decker,=20 Golden held a series of increasingly = responsible=20 positions to become Vice President of = Sales and=20 Marketing for the Accessory Division. = His tenure=20 at Black & Decker, and his = involvement with=20 the DeWalt line of industrial tools and=20 accessories, laid the foundation for his = experience with brand management. He = played a=20 leading role in executing DeWalt=92s = strategy to=20 emerge as a leading brand known for its=20 reliability and durability not only with = consumers, but within industrial and=20 construction companies as well. Golden = moved to=20 Kohler Co., a 130-year old manufacturer = of=20 high-end kitchen and bathroom fixtures = founded=20 on the principles of craftsmanship and=20 technology. As Vice President of Sales = for the=20 Plumbing Division for Kohler, Golden led = the=20 team that drove changes in the = company=92s culture=20 and its performance management to yield=20 double-digit growth. Golden was then = named=20 President of Sales for the Industrial = and=20 Construction Division of The Stanley = Works, a=20 160-year old company specializing in = tools,=20 hardware and specialty hardware. Golden = later=20 returned to Kohler as President of the = Cabinetry=20 Division where he made a significant=20 contribution to the development of = Kohler=92s=20 management processes.=20
Golden received his Bachelor of = Science in=20 Marketing from The Pennsylvania State = University=20 and his MBA from Emory University in = Georgia.=20
Smith & Wesson Holding=20 Corporation, through its = subsidiary=20 Smith & Wesson Corp., is one of the = world=92s=20 largest manufacturers of quality = handguns, law=20 enforcement products and firearm = safety/security=20 products. The Company also licenses = shooter=20 protection, knives, apparel, footwear = and other=20 accessory lines. The Company is based in = Springfield, Mass., with manufacturing=20 facilities in Springfield and Houlton, = Maine.=20 The Smith & Wesson Academy is = America=92s=20 longest-running firearms training = facility for=20 America=92s public servants. For more = information,=20 call (800) 331-0852 or log on to http://www.smith-wesson.com/=20 .

United Security=20 Bancshares [UBFO] - October 13, = 2006
President and CEO
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Dennis = Woods
Dennis=20 Richard Woods was born in Fresno in 1947 = as one=20 of six children, educated in the Fresno = School=20 system, graduated from California State=20 University Fresno, married, Cheryl, his = high=20 school sweetheart, raised two children = with her=20 and now serves as co-grandparent to five = grandchildren. Both of his children live = in=20 Fresno with their families. On their = wedding=20 anniversary this year, Dennis and Cheryl = celebrated their 39th year of marriage.=20
Dennis was the original organizer of = United=20 Security Bank beginning in 1986, the = company=20 opened for business in 1987 and the = other=20 founders elected him as chairman, a = position he=20 has held since. Being chosen to chair = the bank=20 board, even though he was the youngest = founding=20 member, is perhaps the most revealing = statement=20 about his ethical standards and = character and=20 leadership skills. Banking is an = extremely=20 regulated and heavily scrutinized = industry and=20 his management style and ethics = standards have=20 been proven during the last 18 years of=20 operation. He is honest, open, = forthright and=20 fair in his dealings with all matters = and with=20 all people. In addition to the bank, he = has been=20 party to some 40 other business = partnerships=20 during his lifetime and in each case, it = was he=20 that was chosen to be in charge of the = funds.=20 The results of these partnerships and = the=20 banking business over these many years = have been=20 success after success without a hint of=20 impropriety on any matter.=20
United Security=20 Bancshares
Founded in 1987, = United=20 Security Bancshares (NASDAQ: UBFO) is = the parent=20 of United Security Bank, a = state-chartered=20 independent community bank headquartered = in=20 Fresno, California. The Bank currently = operates=20 ten branches in Fresno, Madera, and Kern = Counties, and employs over 135 people. = Today,=20 with more than $640 million in assets, = $560=20 million in deposits and $400 million in = loans,=20 United Security Bank continues to seek = growth in=20 its market area while enhancing the = financial=20 services offered to its customers.=20

Concur Technologies, = Inc.=20 [CNQR] - September 19, 2006 =
Chairman and=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Steve Singh
Steve = Singh=20 currently serves as Chairman and Chief = Executive=20 Officer. Mr. Singh has served as Chief = Executive=20 Officer since February 1996, and was = appointed=20 to Chairman of the Board of Directors in = October=20 1999. Prior to joining Concur = Technologies, Mr.=20 Singh was General Manager of the Contact = Management Division at Symantec = Corporation.=20
Concur Technologies, = Inc. is=20 the world's leading provider of = on-demand=20 business services that automate = Corporate=20 Expense Management (CEM). Concur's = integrated=20 suite of on-demand CEM services enables=20 organizations of all sizes to automate = and=20 control spending -- driving the costs = out of the=20 corporate travel booking and expense = reporting=20 processes while providing enhanced = visibility=20 and actionable expense analysis. = Concur's=20 services reach millions of employees = across=20 thousands of organizations around the = world --=20 streamlining business processes, = reducing=20 operating costs and improving internal = controls=20 -- while empowering companies to apply = greater=20 insight into their spending patterns.=20

NetSol Technologies, = Inc.=20 [NTWK] - September 13, 2006=20
Chairman
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Najeeb = Ghauri
Najeeb=20 Ghauri is Chairman of the Board of = Directors of=20 NetSol Technologies, Inc. Mr. Ghauri was = the=20 founder of Netsol Technologies, Inc. = (USA). He=20 was very instrumental in the completion = of the=20 IPO in 1998 and spearheaded the listing = of=20 NetSol to NASDAQ Small Cap in December = 1999.=20 Most recently, Mr. Ghauri managed a most = successful IPO on KSE (Karachi Stock = Exchange)=20 by listing the first software company = 'Netsol=20 Technologies, Ltd' in Pakistan.=20
Prior to launching NetSol in the = U.S., Mr.=20 Ghauri had over 15 years of combined = marketing=20 and management experience with Fortune = 500=20 companies such as Unilever and Atlantic=20 Richfield Corporation (ARCO). He = received a=20 bachelor's degree from Forman Christian = College=20 in Lahore, Pakistan and a bachelor's = degree from=20 Eastern Illinois University in = Charleston. He=20 earned an MBA in marketing management = from the=20 Peter Drucker School of Management at = The=20 Claremont Graduate School.=20
In 2001, Mr. Ghauri was a nominee for = the=20 Ernst & Young 'Entrepreneur of the = Year'=20 award in California. He is very active = in=20 various philanthropic and civic = activities in=20 the U.S. and in Pakistan. Mr. Ghauri is = a=20 founding board member the U.S. Pakistan = Business=20 Council of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce = in=20 Washington, D.C. and a founding board = member of=20 the Pakistan Human Development Fund in = Pakistan.=20 Mr. Ghauri is also on the board of M4=20 International, Inc., a California-based=20 executive consulting firm.=20
NetSol Technologies, = Inc.=20 (NASDAQ:NTWK), is a multi-dimensional = technology=20 company, deriving revenue from a variety = of=20 information technology (IT) services and = custom=20 software offerings.=20
Through its off-shore IT service = group=20 located in Lahore, Pakistan, the company = provides a wide range of consulting = services and=20 cost-effective development of customized = application software. NetSol, with 350 = plus=20 employees and offices in the US, the UK, = Australia and Pakistan, develops and = markets=20 LeaseSoft, a robust, highly scalable and = flexible software suite for the $500 = billion=20 leasing and financial services industry, = already=20 in use by leading global companies such = as=20 Yamaha and DaimlerChrysler.=20
The company also provides, through = its=20 Pakistan-based majority-owned subsidiary = NetSol-Ahkter, a complete range of = high-speed=20 and wireless Internet connectivity, = support,=20 services and maintenance.=20

RAM Holdings Ltd. = [RAMR]=20 - September 6, 2006
Vern Endo, = President=20 & Chief Executive Officer
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Vern Endo
Mr. = Endo joined=20 RAM Re in 2003 from GFGC LLC, a startup = venture=20 formed to establish a European-based = financial=20 guaranty company, where he was CEO and=20 co-founder. Mr. Endo was a managing = director and=20 member of the corporate leadership team = and=20 board of directors at FGIC from 1991 to = 2001.=20 During his tenure at FGIC, he was = responsible=20 for various business segments including=20 structured finance, bond insurance = underwriting=20 (including public finance and = international),=20 capital markets and new products. = Between 1988=20 and 1991, Mr. Endo was also a managing = director=20 responsible for the mortgage finance = unit and=20 was later a member of the financial = institutions=20 group at Prudential Securities. He began = his=20 career at Citibank in 1976. He is Vice = Chairman=20 and a director of the Association of = Financial=20 Guaranty Insurers.=20
RAM Holdings Ltd. = was=20 founded in 1998 as a Bermuda-based = provider of=20 financial guaranty reinsurance. We = conduct=20 substantially all of our operations = through our=20 wholly owned subsidiary, RAM Reinsurance = Company=20 Ltd. We are the only financial guaranty=20 reinsurer rated =93AAA=94 by Standard = & Poor=92s=20 focused solely on providing reinsurance = to third=20 parties. We provide financial guaranty=20 reinsurance for public finance and = structured=20 finance obligations, covering risks in = both the=20 United States and international markets. = More=20 information can be found at http://www.ramre.com/=20 .

TASER Int'l = [TASR] -=20 August 31, 2006
Thomas P. Smith, = President
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Thomas P. = Smith
Thomas P.=20 Smith is the President of TASER = International, a=20 company he co-founded with his brother = in 1993.=20 TASER International, headquartered in=20 Scottsdale, Arizona, is the world's = leading=20 manufacturer of conductive energy = non-lethal=20 weapons which are currently deployed by = more=20 than 7500 federal, state and local law=20 enforcement agencies.=20
Mr. Smith had primary responsibility = for=20 establishing the operations and = logistics of the=20 Company in the beginning while his = brother=20 focused on research and development and=20 marketing. From 1994 through 1996, Mr. = Smith was=20 responsible for the accounting, finance = and=20 operations. In 1996, Mr. Smith had=20 responsibility for moving the = manufacturing=20 operations from the U.S. to Mexico using = a=20 Cessna 414 that he piloted to commute = weekly=20 from Scottsdale to Mexico. He ran the=20 manufacturing and operations areas in = the U.S.=20 and Mexico through 2001 including the = final=20 relocation from Mexico back to = Scottsdale.=20 Starting in 1997, Mr. Smith began his=20 involvement in the export sales = activities in=20 addition to his manufacturing and = operations=20 responsibilities.=20
After the Company's IPO in May, 2001, = Mr.=20 Smith moved full-time into the Company's = sales=20 area where his primary responsibility = remains=20 today. Mr. Smith's prime = responsibilities are=20 managing both domestic and international = sales=20 for TASER International. This requires = worldwide=20 travel to over 40 countries to conduct=20 presentations for government officials = and for=20 law enforcement agency command staff=20 demonstrations. In addition, Mr. Smith = directs=20 all interactions for the company with = the=20 federal government including the = Transportation=20 Security Administration (TSA), the = Department of=20 Homeland Security, the Department of=20 Transportation, the Department of = Justice, and=20 the U.S. Senate and House of = Representatives in=20 Washington, DC. Mr. Smith also overseas = the=20 highly sensitive area of aircraft = security and=20 has spent over a two years assisting = with=20 lobbying efforts in Washington, DC.=20
The success of TASER International = and his=20 proven entrepreneurial drive keeps Mr. = Smith=20 traveling the globe presenting to high = level=20 governments on the benefits from using = his=20 products. He recently has presented at = financial=20 investor and conferences, Non-Lethal = Weapons=20 Symposium, and numerous foreign = government=20 meetings to initiate use of the TASER in = their=20 respective countries. Mr. Smith is also = a=20 frequent guest representing his company = on CNBC,=20 MSNBC, CNN, Bloomberg News and FOX News. = Mr.=20 Smith, along with his brother, won the = 2002=20 Arizona Ernst & Young Entrepreneur = of the=20 Year award.=20
Mr. Smith is an honorary member of = the Board=20 of Directors for the TASER Foundation = supporting=20 its mission to honor the service and = sacrifice=20 of local and federal law enforcement = officers in=20 the United States and Canada lost in the = line of=20 duty by providing financial support to = their=20 families.=20
Prior to the founding of TASER = International,=20 Mr. Smith held positions with Jostens = Learning=20 Corporation and Andersen Consulting.=20
Mr. Smith is a certified airline = transport=20 pilot with over 5,500 flying hours. He = also=20 enjoys SCUBA diving, water and snow = skiing,=20 piano and photography.=20
Mr. Smith holds a M.B.A. degree from = Northern=20 Arizona University and a B.S. degree in = Ecology=20 and Evolutionary Biology from the = University of=20 Arizona. He and his wife Deanna have two = children and reside in Paradise Valley.=20
TASER International = provides=20 advanced electronic control devices for = use in=20 the law enforcement, military, private = security=20 and personal defense markets.=20
Founded in 1993 by brothers Rick and = Tom=20 Smith as a private company, TASER = International=20 has remained committed to saving lives = every day=20 by providing innovative, high quality = products=20 and services that exceed customer = satisfaction=20 every time. Since that time, TASER = International=20 has become a publicly traded company = (NASDAQ:=20 TASR) that is revolutionizing and = changing the=20 world.=20
TASER devices use proprietary = technology to=20 incapacitate dangerous, combative or = high-risk=20 subjects who pose a risk to law = enforcement=20 officers, innocent citizens or = themselves in a=20 manner that is generally recognized as a = safer=20 alternative to other uses of force.=20
Over 9,500 law enforcement agencies = in the=20 United States and abroad have deployed = TASER=20 products. Over 2,500 police departments = have=20 purchased TASER=AE electronic control = devices for=20 full deployment to all patrol officers.=20 Effective weapons increase the safety of = military personnel and law enforcement = officers,=20 decrease suspect injuries, improve = community=20 relations, reduce litigation as well as = reduce=20 law enforcement medical and liability = insurance=20 costs. Most importantly, TASER = technology saves=20 lives. =

Caliper Life Sciences,=20 Inc. [CALP] - August 24, 2006=20
Kevin Hrusovsky, President and = CEO
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Kevin = Hrusovsky
Kevin=20 Hrusovsky was appointed President and = CEO of=20 Caliper Life Sciences immediately = following the=20 acquisition of Zymark Corporation by = Caliper in=20 July 2003. Prior to the acquisition, Mr. = Hrusovsky served as President and CEO = for Zymark=20 starting in late 1996. Mr. Hrusovsky=20 successfully transformed Zymark from a = custom=20 robotics company into a formidable Life = Sciences=20 "Tools" company through acquisitions, = R&D=20 investment and recruitment of top = industry=20 talent. Under Mr. Hrusovsky's = leadership, Zymark=20 developed a strong global channel into = the=20 biotechnology and pharmaceutical = industry, with=20 subsequent expansion into the genomics = and=20 proteomics market. Mr. Hrusovsky has = senior=20 management relationships throughout the=20 pharmaceutical and biotechnology = industries, and=20 has been instrumental in developing = strategic=20 collaborations with Johnson & = Johnson,=20 Pfizer, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Amgen, = Millennium,=20 Aventis, Glaxo, Molecular Devices, = Affymetrix,=20 Qiagen, Dako, and Eppendorf. Before = joining=20 Zymark, Mr. Hrusovsky was president of = the=20 Pharmaceutical Division at FMC and ran = the=20 Teflon and other specialty businesses at = Dupont.=20 His entire career has been associated = with=20 managing transformative innovation into=20 sustainable profitable enterprises. He = is on the=20 Board of Directors of Xenogen = Corporation, the=20 Global Research Council for Children's = Hospital,=20 Boston and is a member of the = Association of=20 Laboratory Automation Steering = Committee. He=20 received an Honorary Doctorate degree = from=20 Framingham State University for = contributions to=20 life sciences. Mr. Hrusovsky holds a = BSME from=20 Ohio State and M.B.A. from Ohio = University. He=20 and his family are authentic Buckeyes!=20
Caliper Life Sciences, = Inc.=20 Caliper Life Sciences is a leading = provider of=20 drug discovery and life sciences = research=20 solutions for the pharmaceutical and=20 biotechnology industries. With its = recent=20 acquisitions of NovaScreen Biosciences = and=20 Xenogen Corp., Caliper has positioned = itself to=20 transform drug discovery and development = through=20 a keen focus on clinically relevant=20 experimentation. Caliper's products and=20 services, assembled from a leading = portfolio of=20 microfluidics, liquid handling, and = imaging=20 technologies, span in vitro and in vivo=20 experimentation and address key issues = on the=20 critical path of drug discovery and = development.=20 More information about Caliper can be = found at=20 http://www.caliperls.com/=20 .

AXT Inc. [AXTI] - = August=20 9, 2006
Philip C.S. Yin, Ph.D., = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Philip C.S. Yin,=20 Ph.D.
Dr. Yin joined AXT in = March=20 2005. From 2003 to February 2005, Dr. = Yin served=20 as general manager for North America of = AIXTRON=20 Inc., the world's leading manufacturer = of MOCVD=20 equipment used in the compound = semiconductor=20 industry. From 2002 to 2003, Dr. Yin was = sole=20 proprietor of Philip S. Yin Consulting, = a=20 consultant of semiconductor materials in = areas=20 of epitaxial deposition, silicon wafers = and=20 strategic business development. From = 1999 to=20 2002, Dr. Yin was president of ATMI = Epitaxial=20 Services. Prior to that, Dr. Yin held = positions=20 as senior vice president, sales and = marketing of=20 Crysteco, and director of sales for = Mitsubishi=20 Silicon America. Dr. Yin also held = various=20 positions with Monsanto Electronics = Materials=20 and IBM Thomas J. Watson Research = Center. Dr.=20 Yin holds a B.S. in Physics from = Villanova=20 University and an M.S. and Ph.D. in = Material=20 Science from Brooklyn Polytechnic = Institute. He=20 is a member of the Electrochemical = Society and=20 the American Association for Crystal = Growth. He=20 is also a member of the Harley Davidson = Advisory=20 Panel.=20
AXT Inc. AXT = designs,=20 develops, manufactures and distributes=20 high-performance compound and single = element=20 semiconductor substrates comprising = gallium=20 arsenide (GaAs), indium phosphide (InP) = and=20 germanium (Ge). The company's substrate = products=20 are used primarily in lighting display=20 applications, wireless communications, = and fiber=20 optic communications. Its vertical = gradient=20 freeze (VGF) technique for manufacturing = semiconductor substrates provides = significant=20 benefits over other methods and enabled = AXT to=20 become a leading manufacturer of such=20 substrates, particularly in = optoelectronics=20 applications. AXT has manufacturing = facilities=20 in China and invests in five joint = ventures=20 producing raw materials. For more = information,=20 see AXT's website at http://www.axt.com. = The=20 company can also be reached at 4281 = Technology=20 Drive, Fremont, California 94538 or by = calling=20 510-683-5900. AXT is traded on the = NASDAQ Global=20 Market under the symbol AXTI.=20

NETGEAR, Inc. = [NTGR] -=20 August 4, 2006
Patrick Lo, = Chairman and=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Patrick = Lo
Patrick Lo=20 brings more than 25 years of marketing, = product=20 management and development and = managerial=20 experience in the computer software, = networking=20 PC and hardware industries. He holds = overall=20 responsibility for driving NETGEAR's = strategic=20 business development, market definition, = retail=20 and channel sales efforts and worldwide=20 marketing programs.=20
Patrick Lo has served as NETGEAR's = Chairman=20 and Chief Executive Officer since March = 2002.=20 From September 1999 to March 2002, he = served as=20 President, and from inception in 1996 to = September 1999, he served as Vice = President and=20 General Manager.=20
Mr. Lo joined Bay Networks, a = networking=20 company, in August 1995 to launch a = division=20 targeting the small business and home = markets=20 and established the NETGEAR division in = January=20 1996. From 1983 until 1995, Mr. Lo = worked at=20 Hewlett-Packard Company, a computer and = test=20 equipment company, where he served in = various=20 management positions in software sales,=20 technical support, network product = management,=20 sales support and marketing in the = United States=20 and Asia, most recently as the Asia/ = Pacific=20 marketing director for Unix servers. Mr. = Lo=20 received a B.S. degree in Electrical = Engineering=20 from Brown University.=20
NETGEAR, Inc. = (NASDAQ: NTGR)=20 designs technologically advanced, = branded=20 networking products that address the = specific=20 needs of small business and home users. = The=20 Company=92s product offerings enable = users to=20 share Internet access, peripherals, = files,=20 digital multimedia content and = applications=20 among multiple personal computers and = other=20 Internet-enabled devices. These products = are=20 grouped into three major product = portfolios:=20 Ethernet Networking Products, Broadband = Products=20 and Wireless Products. Ethernet = Networking=20 Products include Ethernet adapters, = hubs,=20 switches and accessories. Broadband = Products=20 include secured wired and wireless = routers and=20 gateways. Gateways are routers with = integrated=20 broadband modems and / or voice over = Internet=20 connections. Wireless Products include = adapters,=20 access points, antennas and accessories. =
NETGEAR, formally a wholly-owned = subsidiary=20 of Bay Networks, Inc., which was = purchased by=20 Nortel Networks NA Inc. in August 1998, = is=20 focused on the networking needs of the = small=20 business, which the Company defines as=20 businesses with fewer than 250 = employees, and=20 home markets. As a result of NETGEAR's = strong=20 brand name, the execution of its = operating=20 strategy and the growth in demand for = networking=20 products within small and medium = businesses and=20 homes, the Company has experienced a = CAGR of 26%=20 since 1999.=20
NETGEAR's diverse global sales = channel=20 includes thousands of value added = resellers=20 (VARs), direct market resellers (DMRs), = such as=20 CDW, traditional retailers with over = 10,000=20 retail locations around the world, = including=20 Best Buy, CompUSA, and Staples in North = America,=20 and PC World in the United Kingdom and=20 MediaMarkt in Germany, as well as online = retailers such as Amazon.com and = Buy.com. In=20 addition, the Company sells its products = through=20 broadband service providers such as = Time-Warner=20 Cable, Comcast and Charter = Communications.=20

Capital Corporation of the = West [CCOW] - August 3, 2006=20
Thomas Hawker, Chief Executive=20 Officer
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Thomas=20 Hawker
Responsibilities: = Overall=20 responsibility for the holding Company = and Bank=20 and is a member of the Board of Capital = Corp of=20 the West and County Bank. He serves on = the Asset=20 Liability Committee (ALCO), Directors = Loan=20 Committee (DLC), Directors Search = Committee, and=20 County Bank Foundation.=20
He also serves as a Director of TCM = Bank. He=20 also serves on ICBA's Payments & = Technology=20 and Large Community Bank Committee. He = is also=20 Vice Chair and founding Director of the = Pacific=20 Coast Bankers Bank.=20
He graduated from San Jose State = University=20 and went on to receive his MBA in = Finance from=20 Santa Clara University. He and his wife = and=20 three daughters transferred to the = Merced area=20 in 1992. He is a lifetime banker. He is = a past=20 President of the Rotary and is an = Advisory=20 Director of the California Aviation = Challenge=20 Foundation and Merced College and a = Trustee for=20 the UC Merced Foundation. He also serves = as a=20 Director for the Fresno Economic &=20 Development Corporation.=20
Capital Corp of the = West, a=20 bank holding company established = November 1,=20 1995, is the parent company of County = Bank,=20 which has over 29 years of service as = "Central=20 California's Community Bank." Currently = County=20 Bank has twenty- three branch offices = serving=20 the counties of Fresno, Madera, = Mariposa,=20 Merced, Sacramento, Stanislaus, San = Joaquin, San=20 Francisco, Santa Clara, Sacramento, and=20 Tuolumne. As of the latest FDIC data, = County=20 Bank has a 6.5% market share in the six = Central=20 California counties in which it has = significant=20 retail branches. This ranks County Bank = fifth=20 out of thirty-seven financial = institutions in=20 this market area. For further = information about=20 the Company's financial performance, = contact Tom=20 Hawker, President & Chief Executive = Officer=20 at 209-725-2276, or R. Dale McKinney = Chief=20 Financial Officer, at 209-725-7435.=20

Pegasus Wireless=20 Corporation [PGWC] - July 21, = 2006=20
Jasper Knabb, Chief Executive = Officer,=20 President and Director
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Jasper Knabb
Mr. = Knabb=20 has more than 20 years experience in the = high=20 tech industry. His expansive involvement = in the=20 technology business encompasses PC=20 manufacturing, distribution and sales, = computer=20 gaming, technology development and=20 manufacturing, and product invention. = Prior to=20 joining Pegasus Wireless, Mr. Knabb was = the=20 President of Wireless Frontier from 2003 = to 2004=20 and was responsible for successfully = bringing=20 the company public. Prior to Wireless = Frontier,=20 Mr. Knabb was a Managing Director at = Pegasus=20 Wireless Corporation responsible for = business=20 development from 2001 to 2003. In 1998, = Mr.=20 Knabb founded and became the President = of Beach=20 Access, an Internet service providing = company,=20 and successfully sold the company in = 2000.=20 Between 1985 and 1998, he was the owner = and the=20 President of Microland, a PC retailing = business.=20 During this time Mr. Knabb was also = involved=20 with SEI, a Nintendo console game = developer and=20 manufacturer, and he is credited with = developing=20 the security chip which allowed 3rd = party=20 software to run on licensed Nintendo = 8bit=20 consoles, legally opening the software = market to=20 game developers from the pc platform. = Mr. Knabb=20 successfully sold SEI in 1999. Mr. Knabb = was a=20 founding member of WECA; now known as = the Wi-Fi=20 Alliance, which is credited for the = development=20 of 802.11 technology to which Pegasus = holds a=20 patent.=20
Pegasus Wireless = Corporation=20 has been providing customers worldwide = with=20 broadband wireless networking solutions = since it=20 was founded in 1993. The Company=92s = mission is to=20 bring standards based wireless solutions = to all=20 areas of application-specific markets by = providing the most feature-rich, = flexible and=20 robust hardware and software solutions=20 customized for each application=92s = unique needs.=20 The Company holds a patent to 802.11 = technology,=20 which is the platform for all wireless = protocol.=20 This allows the user to implement = wireless=20 network products for various = applications=20 without needing to load and configure = additional=20 software drivers.=20
In order to meet the needs of the = Company=92s=20 current rate of growth, as well as bring = innovative products to retail shelves by = the end=20 of 2006, Pegasus acquired three = companies in=20 late 2005. AMAX Engineering Corporation, = located=20 in Fremont, CA is an award-winning = manufacturer=20 and distributor of innovative server,=20 industrial, workstation and clustering = systems.=20 The company and its state-of-the art=20 distribution facility will allow Pegasus = to meet=20 the growing demand for its revolutionary = products, and will make it possible for = the=20 Company to provide end-to-end solutions = for its=20 clients with greater confidence and = rapidity.=20 CNet Technologies, Inc. is a China-based = designer and manufacturer of computer = network=20 equipment. Pegasus acquired CNet in = order to=20 accelerate the assembly of its own = products as=20 well as goods for companies abroad, = which will=20 ultimately increase profit margins. The=20 company=92s third subsidiary is S.K.I.=20 Technologies, Inc., a manufacturer of=20 electronics and wireless communications=20 products. S.K.I. is located in Taiwan, = where it=20 is considered the dominant force in its=20 industry. These three companies give = Pegasus the=20 capacity to engineer, manufacture, and=20 distribute its wireless products through = its own=20 channels, therefore eliminating the need = for=20 contract manufacturing from outside = venues. In=20 Pegasus=92 annual report for 2005, the = Company=20 estimated that the combination of its = three=20 subsidiaries have the ability to produce = approximately $650 million (at selling = price) of=20 Pegasus' products.=20
Their unique technologies, from = products such=20 as plug and play devices to their own = patented=20 polling protocols, continue to improve = and=20 emerge with the ever demanding needs of = the=20 market and customers. These products and = solutions utilize cutting-edge = technology that=20 the competition does not have, such as = real-time=20 high-definition streaming video, and = allow a=20 higher user capacity per base station, = dynamic=20 key sniff-proof security, easy true = plug-n-play=20 driverless installation, and bandwidth = control,=20 which allows for more efficient use of=20 bandwidth. =

Blue Holdings = Inc. [BLUE]=20 - June 20, 2006
Paul Guez, = Chairman, CEO=20 and President
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Paul Guez
Mr. = Guez,=20 =93tycoon of denim,=94 is Chairman, = Chief Executive=20 Officer and President of Blue Holdings, = Inc..=20 Prior to his undertakings with Blue = Holdings,=20 Mr. Guez was the Chief Executive Officer = (and=20 remains the owner) of Blue Concept LLC, = a Los=20 Angeles-based fashion incubator, engaged = in the=20 design, marketing, manufacturing and = wholesale=20 distribution of premium fashion = collections for=20 a growing stable of contemporary brands, = including Duarte Jeans, Elvis, and = Memphis=20 Blues. For the nine year period prior to = the=20 formation of Blue Concept in 2002, Mr. = Guez=20 co-operated Azteca Production = International,=20 Inc., a Los Angeles-based manufacturer = of denim=20 apparel. Mr. Guez began his career in = the=20 apparel industry in 1976, when he = founded Sasson=20 Jeans.=20
Blue Holdings Inc. = Blue=20 Holdings Inc., based in Commerce, CA, = was formed=20 by Paul Guez in September 2004. Through = its=20 wholly owned subsidiary Antik Denim, = LLC, Blue=20 Holdings designs, manufactures, and = markets=20 high-end vintage denim fashion jeans, = apparel=20 and accessories with an Old West flair. = The=20 Company is managed by seasoned fashion = industry=20 executives and professionals, and = currently has=20 over 70 employees. Blue Holdings = completed a=20 reverse merger transaction with Marine = Jet=20 Technology Corp. on April 29, 2005, and = its=20 stock is currently traded on the OTC = Bulletin=20 Board under the ticker symbol BLHL. = Besides=20 owning the =93Antik Denim=94 brand, the = Company is a=20 licensee of three other brands = :=93Yanuk=94, =93U=94 and=20 =93Taverniti So Jeans=94.=20

Hythiam Inc. = [HYTM] - May=20 17, 2006
Terren S. Peizer, = Chairman and=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Terren S. = Peizer
Terren=20 Peizer founded Hythiam=99 in 2003. = Recognizing=20 that advances in scientific research=20 definitively established alcohol and = drug=20 addiction as physiological chronic = diseases -=20 not psychological, sociological, or = personality=20 disorders - Peizer launched Hythiam.=20
Prior to forming Hythiam, Peizer = founded and=20 served as Chairman and CEO of Clearant, = Inc., a=20 biotechnology company that is a leader = in=20 pathogen inactivation solutions. Peizer = has=20 served as President and Vice Chairman of = Hollis-Eden Pharmaceuticals and Chairman = of the=20 Board of Cray, Inc. - the supercomputing = industry leader. He remains the largest=20 beneficial shareholder of Cray, Inc. He = also has=20 been among the largest beneficial = shareholders=20 and senior executives at several other=20 technology and biotechnology companies.=20
Peizer has assisted companies with = assembling=20 management teams, boards of directors = and=20 scientific advisory boards, and = formulating=20 business and financial strategies - = including=20 investor and public relations, and = capital=20 formation. Peizer has a background in = venture=20 capital, mergers and acquisitions, = investing,=20 and corporate finance. He held senior = executive=20 positions with the investment banking = firms=20 Goldman Sachs, First Boston, and Drexel = Burnham=20 Lambert.=20
Hythiam Inc. = Hythiam=AE is a=20 healthcare services management company = focused=20 on delivering solutions for those = suffering from=20 alcoholism and other substance = dependencies.=20 Hythiam researches, develops, licenses = and=20 commercializes innovative physiological, = nutritional, and behavioral treatment = protocols=20 that seek to address substance = dependence.=20 Additionally, Hythiam provides = proprietary=20 administrative services to assist = physicians and=20 facilities with staff education, = marketing and=20 outreach support, and outcomes tracking = for data=20 analysis. For further information, = please click=20 on http://www.hythiam.com/ .=20

Aladdin Knowledge Systems=20 Ltd. [ALDN] - May 16, 2006=20
Yanki Margalit, CEO, Founder and = Chairman
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Yanki = Margalit
Yanki=20 Margalit is the founder, Chairman and = Chief=20 Executive Officer of Aladdin Knowledge = Systems,=20 Ltd. In 1984, he designed and developed = several=20 products in the areas of artificial = intelligence=20 and software security, founding Aladdin = to=20 market them. Mr. Margalit then = introduced HASP,=20 a system offering software protection = without=20 inconveniencing legitimate users. In = 1993, Mr.=20 Margalit took Aladdin public on the = NASDAQ stock=20 exchange, and in 1996 he brought about = the=20 merger of Aladdin with FAST Software = Security in=20 Germany. Aladdin acquired eSafe = Technologies in=20 1998 and Preview Systems in 2001. Today, = Aladdin=20 is a worldwide leader in digital = security,=20 providing trusted solutions for software = Digital=20 Rights Management and Internet Security. = A=20 strong proponent of community activism, = Mr.=20 Margalit has shaped Aladdin into a = company with=20 longstanding involvement in a number of=20 philanthropic and charity organizations. =
Aladdin Knowledge Systems=20 Ltd. Aladdin Knowledge Systems = Ltd. is=20 a global provider of security solutions = that=20 reduce software theft, authenticate = network=20 users and protect against unwanted = Internet and=20 e-mail content, including spam, viruses = and=20 spyware. Its security products are = organized=20 into two segments: Software Digital = Rights=20 Management (DRM) and Enterprise = Security.=20 Aladdin=92s Software DRM products allow = software=20 publishers to protect their intellectual = property and increase revenues by = reducing=20 losses from software theft and piracy. = Its=20 Enterprise Security solutions enable=20 organizations to secure their = information=20 technology assets by controlling who has = access=20 to their networks (authentication) and = what=20 content their users can utilize (content = security). Visit the Aladdin Web site at = http://www.nasdaq.com/investorscenter/www.Aladdin.com= =20 .

F5 Networks = [FFIV] - May=20 12, 2006
John McAdam, CEO, = President and=20 Director
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John McAdam
John = McAdam=20 has served as our President, Chief = Executive=20 Officer and a Director since July 2000. = Prior to=20 joining F5 Networks, McAdam served as = General=20 Manager of the Web server sales business = at IBM.=20 From January 1995 until August 1999, = McAdam=20 served as he President and Chief = Operating=20 Officer of Sequent Computer Systems, = Inc., a=20 manufacturer of high-end open systems, = which was=20 sold to IBM in September 1999. McAdam = holds a=20 B.Sc. in Computer Science from the = University of=20 Glasgow, Scotland.=20
F5 Networks is the = global=20 leader in Application Delivery = Networking. F5=20 provides solutions that make = applications=20 secure, fast, and available for = everyone,=20 helping organizations get the most out = of their=20 investment. By adding intelligence and=20 manageability into the network to = offload=20 applications, F5 optimizes applications = and=20 allows them to work faster and consume = fewer=20 resources. F5's extensible architecture=20 intelligently integrates application=20 optimization, protects the application = and the=20 network, and delivers application = reliability -=20 all on one universal platform. Over = 10,000=20 organizations and service providers = worldwide=20 trust F5 to keep their applications = running. The=20 company is headquartered in Seattle, = Washington=20 with offices worldwide. For more = information, go=20 to http://www.f5.com/.

Magma Design = Automation=20 [LAVA] - April 17, 2006
Rajeev = Madhavan,=20 CEO, President and Chairman of the Board = of=20 Directors
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Rajeev = Madhavan
Rajeev=20 Madhavan has served as Magma=92s CEO, = president=20 and chairman of the board of directors = since he=20 co-founded the company in 1997. Prior to = that=20 Madhavan co-founded and served as = president and=20 CEO of Ambit Design Systems. Madhavan = previously=20 co-founded and served as director of = engineering=20 of LogicVision. Madhavan received a = bachelor's=20 degree in electronics and communication = from=20 KREC, Surathkal, India, and a master's = degree in=20 electrical engineering from Queen's = University,=20 Ontario, Canada.=20
Magma Design = Automation is a=20 fast-growing software company, providing = electronic design automation (EDA) = products used=20 by the world's major semiconductor = manufacturers=20 to design some of the most complex and=20 highest-performing integrated circuits = being=20 made today. The company was founded in = 1997 on=20 the concept of combining logic design = and=20 physical design into a single system to = better=20 address emerging deep submicron design=20 = challenges.

Crosstex Energy,=20 Inc.[XTXI] - April 11, 2006 =
Barry E.=20 Davis, President & CEO
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Barry E. Davis
Barry E. = Davis is=20 president and chief executive officer of = the=20 Crosstex Energy companies, Crosstex = Energy, Inc.=20 (XTXI) and Crosstex Energy L.P. (XTEX). = Barry=20 led the founding of Crosstex in 1996 by=20 accomplishing a management buyout of his = previous company, Comstock Natural Gas, = Inc.=20 Under Barry's leadership, Crosstex has = grown to=20 be a significant midstream service = provider with=20 throughput of approximately 2.6 billion = cf/day=20 of natural gas. Barry has more than 20 = years of=20 experience in the natural gas industry. = In 1992,=20 he founded Ventana Natural Gas Company, = a=20 predecessor of Crosstex. Prior to = Ventana, he=20 served as vice president of marketing = and=20 project development for Endevco, Inc. = and worked=20 in the marketing group at Enserch = Exploration.=20 He currently serves on the boards of = Leadership=20 Network, the Kidlinks Foundation, and = the Dallas=20 Hardhatter Association. Barry is a = member and=20 former president of the Natural Gas = &=20 Electric Power Society and he is also a = member=20 of the Natural Gas Society of East Texas = and the=20 Young Presidents' Organization. He = earned his=20 bachelor of business administration = degree in=20 finance from Texas Christian University. =
Crosstex Energy is a leading=20 independent midstream energy services = company=20 engaged in the gathering, transmission,=20 treating, processing and marketing of = natural=20 gas. The company owns pipeline and plant = facilities in Texas, Oklahoma, = Louisiana,=20 Mississippi, Alabama, and New Mexico. = The=20 company=92s headquarters are in Dallas, = Texas.=20
The company connects the wells of = natural gas=20 producers in key supply areas to the = company's=20 gathering systems. Crosstex also treats = natural=20 gas to remove impurities to ensure that = it meets=20 pipeline quality specifications, = processes=20 natural gas for removal of natural gas = liquids,=20 transports natural gas and ultimately = provide an=20 aggregated supply of natural gas to = utilities=20 and industrial consumers. The company is = also=20 engaged in providing crude oil, natural = gas and=20 NGL marketing services.

Since its founding in 1996, Crosstex = has=20 grown through the construction, = acquisition, and=20 operation of new midstream = facilities.

In 2005 alone, the company acquired = Graco=20 Operations, which added 25 amine = treating plants=20 and Cardinal Gas Services, which = included nine=20 additional amine treating facilities and = 19 dew=20 point control gas processing plants. In=20 addition, Crosstex purchased El Paso=20 Corporation=92s processing and natural = gas liquids=20 business in South Louisiana. The = transaction=20 included 2.3 billion cubic feet per day = of=20 processing capacity, 66,000 barrels per = day of=20 fractionation capacity, 2.4 billion = barrels of=20 underground storage and approximately = 400 miles=20 of natural gas liquids transport = lines.

Also in 2005, Crosstex began = construction of=20 a 144-mile, 24-inch diameter pipeline in = the gas=20 rich Barnett Shale region of North = Texas. The=20 pipeline is expected to be completed in = early=20 2006. In addition, the company expanded = the=20 capacity of its South Texas and = Mississippi=20 Systems during the year.

The company currently operates over = 5,000=20 miles of pipeline, ten processing = plants, four=20 fractionators, and approximately 150 = natural gas=20 amine treating plants. Crosstex = currently=20 provides services for approximately 2.6 = billion=20 cubic feet/day of natural gas, or = approximately=20 4.9 percent of marketed U.S. daily = production=20 based on August 2005 Department of = Energy=20 data.

Crosstex Energy, L.P. (master limited = partnership) common units are listed on = the=20 NASDAQ national market under the symbol = XTEX.=20 Crosstex Energy, Inc. (general partner) = common=20 shares are listed on the NASDAQ national = market=20 under the symbol=20 XTXI.

Parallel Petroleum=20 [PLLL] - April 10, 2006
Larry = Oldham,=20 President & CEO
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Larry C. Oldham
Larry = Oldham,=20 President and CEO, is a founder of = Parallel=20 Petroleum, and has served as an officer = and=20 Director since the Company was formed in = 1979.=20 Before Parallel's formation, Mr. Oldham = was=20 employed by Dorchester Gas Corporation = from 1976=20 to 1979 and KPMG Peat Marwick, LLP = during 1975=20 and 1976. Mr. Oldham became CEO of = Parallel in=20 January 2004 and has served as President = since=20 October 1994. He served as Executive = Vice=20 President before that time.=20
Parallel Petroleum is a = rapidly=20 growing energy company focused = exclusively on=20 onshore, domestic development and = production of=20 oil and natural gas reserves, primarily = in Texas=20 and New Mexico. Parallel is a fast = follower and=20 implementer of New Technology, including = horizontal drilling, fracture = stimulation and=20 three-dimensional seismic. Parallel = currently=20 has a repeatable low-risk inventory of=20 approximately 400 net drilling locations = that=20 have a potential high rate of return, = i.e. quick=20 cash-on-cash payouts and long life = reserves.=20

Amarin = Corporation=20 [AMRN] - March 29, 2006
Rick = Stewart,=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Rick Stewart
Rick Stewart = joined=20 the company in November, 1998 as = President &=20 Chief Operating Officer of Amarin = Corporation=20 plc. Prior to joining the company, Rick = was=20 responsible for corporate strategy as = Corporate=20 Development Director of SkyePharma plc, = having=20 previously been Finance Director. He = holds a=20 B.S. in Business Administration from The = University of Bath, School of = Management.=20
Amarin is a neuroscience = company=20 focused on the research, development and = commercialization of novel drugs for the = treatment of central nervous system = disorders.=20 Miraxion, Amarin=92s lead development = compound, is=20 in Phase III development for = Huntington=92s=20 disease, Phase II development for = depressive=20 disorders and pre-clinical development = for=20 Parkinson=92s disease.=20

Taleo = Corporation=20 [TLEO] - March 22, 2006
Michael=20 Gregoire, Chief Executive Officer
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Michael Gregoire
Michael = Gregoire=20 is the President and CEO Taleo, the = largest=20 software on demand company in the world = focused=20 on Talent Management solutions. Taleo = enables=20 organizations of all sizes to assess, = acquire,=20 develop and align their workforce for = improved=20 business performance.=20
Prior to Taleo, Mr. Gregoire served = as an=20 officer and Executive Vice President of=20 enterprise software company PeopleSoft,=20 responsible for its global Services = business.=20 The PeopleSoft Services business = consisted of=20 PeopleSoft Consulting, PeopleSoft = Education, and=20 PeopleSoft Hosting. Here, Gregoire led a = workforce of more than 4,000 = professionals and=20 $2.3B in revenue.=20
Immediately prior to his position at=20 PeopleSoft, Inc. Mr. Gregoire was the = Executive=20 Director of the EDS New York Information = Solutions Organization based in New York = City.=20 The Information Solutions Organization = business=20 was a $500M+ in annual revenue unit = focused on=20 aligning technology and operations with = business=20 strategy. Mr. Gregoire=92s 12-plus year = career at=20 EDS spanned multiple executive positions = including Managing Director of the = Global=20 Financial Markets Consulting Division = and Chief=20 Technology Officer of a division of EDS = Canada.=20
Gregoire has a master=92s degree from = California Coast University and holds a = Bachelor=20 of Science degree from Wilfred Laurier=20 University in Ontario, Canada. He has = been named=20 one of Consulting Magazine's "Top 25 = Most=20 Influential Consultants."=20
Taleo Corporation (NASDAQ: = TLEO)=20 delivers on demand talent management = solutions=20 that enable organizations of all sizes = to=20 assess, acquire, develop and align their = workforce for improved business = performance.=20 Taleo=92s customers use its suite of = solutions to=20 improve their talent management = processes to=20 reduce the time and costs associated = with these=20 processes and to enhance the quality,=20 productivity and efficiency of their = workforces.=20 Taleo currently has more than 350 = corporate=20 customers with approximately 500,000 = registered=20 users who use our services to fill = positions in=20 almost 100 countries. For more = information visit=20 www.taleo.com. =

Innospec Inc.=20 [IOSP] - March 21, 2006
Paul = Jennings,=20 President & Chief Executive = Officer
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Paul Jennings
Paul Jennings = joined=20 the company in 2002 as Executive Vice = President=20 and Chief Financial Officer. He was = appointed=20 President and Chief Executive Officer in = July=20 2005. Prior to this Paul was Chief = Financial=20 Officer for Griffin LLC, a joint venture = between=20 Griffin Corporation and Dupont in the = crop=20 protection chemical industry based in = the US.=20 From 1986 to 1999, he held the positions = of=20 Chief Financial Officer and Vice = President of=20 Finance for various divisions and = regions of=20 Courtaulds plc. He worked in Europe, US = and=20 Singapore, in the fibre, chemical, film = and=20 coating industries.=20
Innospec Inc. is an = international=20 specialty chemicals company with = operations in=20 three distinct business areas. Its Fuel=20 Specialties business specializes in=20 manufacturing and supplying additives to = improve=20 fuel efficiency boost engine performance = and=20 reduce harmful emissions. Performance = Chemicals=20 supplies chemicals used in the = production of=20 personal care, household detergents and = crop=20 protection products as well as additives = used in=20 plastics, paper, metal plating and oil = process=20 industries. Innospec=92s Octane = Additives business=20 is the world=92s only producer of = tetraethyl lead=20 (TEL). The company has approximately = 1,000=20 employees in 23 countries.=20

Eurotrust. [EURO] -=20 March 14, 2006
Aldo Petersen, = Chief=20 Executive Officer
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Eurotrust operates within = Renewable=20 energy and property development.=20
Our strategy is to continue to use = the=20 profits from our Real Estate development = unit to=20 expand our holdings within renewable = energy.=20
Real Estate = Development
Eurotrust=20 real estate development segment, through = various=20 wholly owned subsidiaries and corporate = joint=20 ventures, primarily develops homeowner=20 condominiums, complexes, single family = homes,=20 recreational homes and multi-family = rental=20 complexes throughout Denmark. The = development=20 occurs as we: 1) seek out desirable = locations=20 for property development, 2) acquire = permission=20 for resale of a finalized development = project,=20 3) acquire the land or options to = purchase the=20 land, 4) design the project in = cooperation with=20 outside architects and engineers, 4) = acquire=20 governmental permission to build the = project, 5)=20 pre-sell through local real estate = agents a=20 minimum number of units, requiring = purchasers to=20 sign a binding sales contract and = guarantee, 5)=20 construct the properties through outside = construction contractors and 6) sell = remaining=20 units, if any.=20
Wind Energy
During June = 2005, the=20 company acquired six operating windmills = located=20 in wind parks in Germany. The Company = also holds=20 a 25% equity interest in an additional = windmill=20 in Germany. Each respective windmill or = windpark=20 has entered into 20 year agreements with = German=20 electric utilities companies, to sell = the=20 electricity generated. The agreements = have fixed=20 minimum prices. The manufacturers have = agreed to=20 operate the wind parks at a fixed = percentage of=20 revenue. The Company generally acquires = a lease=20 for the land for periods of 20 years = with two,=20 five year options to extend the lease.=20
Eurotrust plans to continue to expand = this=20 segment through the development and = operation of=20 windmill energy parks throughout Europe, = where=20 we believe there is a strong consumer = and=20 government preference for renewable and=20 alternative non-polluting energy = sources,=20 resulting in attractive government = subsidies and=20 tax benefits from accelerated = depreciation. We=20 expect this political climate to persist = in the=20 near future. =

Rosetta = Resources=20 Inc. [ROSE] - February 14, 2006 =
Bill=20 Berilgen, Chief Executive Officer
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Bill Berilgen
B.A. = =93Bill=94 Berilgen=20 is Chief Executive Officer of Rosetta = Resources=20 Inc. Mr. Berilgen has a total of 35 = years=20 experience in the oil and gas business. = He has a=20 BS Degree in Petroleum Engineering and a = MS=20 Degree in Industrial Engineering from = the=20 University of Oklahoma. From 1970 = through 1974,=20 he worked for Mobil Oil as a petroleum = engineer=20 in Oklahoma. From 1975 through 1981, Mr. = Berilgen worked for ANR Production=20 Company/Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline in = various=20 engineering and management positions. = From 1981=20 through 1984 he was employed by Aminoil, = a large=20 independent, initially as Operations = Manager for=20 Texas onshore and later as Engineering = Manager=20 for the Gulf Coast, onshore and = offshore. Mr.=20 Berilgen joined Forest Oil in late 1984 = until=20 mid 1997. His early positions at Forest = were in=20 engineering and management. From 1992 = though=20 1996, he was Vice President of = Operations.=20 During his last year at Forest Oil, Mr. = Berilgen=20 held the position of Vice President and = Chief=20 Technical Officer. In June 1997, Mr. = Berilgen=20 joined Sheridan Energy, a public oil and = gas=20 company, as its President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer. While CEO, the company = increased its=20 oil and gas production from 5MMCFE/D to = 40=20 MMCFE/D in two years. After the sale of = Sheridan=20 to Calpine, under Mr. Berilgen=92s = direction,=20 Calpine=92s gas production increased = from 40=20 MMCFE/D to over 400 MMCFE/D and 1.3 TCF = of=20 proved reserves.=20
Rosetta Resources Inc. is an=20 independent oil and gas company engaged = in=20 acquisition, exploration, development = and=20 production of oil and gas properties in = North=20 America. Our operations are concentrated = in the=20 Sacramento Basin of California, South = Texas, the=20 Gulf of Mexico and the Rocky Mountains. = Rosetta=20 is a Delaware corporation based in = Houston,=20 Texas. =

Witness = Systems=20 [WITS] - February 8, 2006
David = Gould,=20 Chairman of the Board & Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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David Gould
Having held = leadership=20 roles with both start-up and larger = technology=20 companies, Dave offers a broad range of=20 experience that touches every aspect of = the=20 business. A proven industry leader with = a=20 breadth of knowledge in launching and = growing=20 businesses in emerging markets, he = possesses=20 sound experience in predicting market=20 developments, setting and adjusting = strategy,=20 and leading organizations amidst = changing market=20 dynamics.=20
Under his leadership, several key = milestones=20 have contributed to the company's = standing=20 today. In February 2000, Dave took = Witness=20 Systems through its initial public = offering. In=20 April 2003, his team successfully = acquired and=20 combined U.K.-based Eyretel into its=20 organization, and in January 2005, it = completed=20 its combination with workforce = management=20 company, Blue Pumpkin Software. Under = his=20 guidance and that of the company's = senior=20 management team, Witness Systems has = increased=20 revenue and stockholder value = quarter-on-quarter=20 and year-on-year, and through its = successful=20 M&A activities, it has expanded its = global=20 footprint, grown its staff, increased = customer=20 acquisition, extended its channel = network and=20 broadened its software/services - = offering the=20 market's first workforce optimization = solutions,=20 all from a single provider.=20
Professional History
Dave = joined=20 Witness Systems from Boston-based = InStream=20 Corporation, where he was chairman and = CEO of=20 the early-stage Internet electronic = commerce=20 company targeting the healthcare market. = Prior=20 to his roles there, he served as = president of=20 DCA's Remote Access Division (now = Attachmate=20 Corporation) and held management = positions with=20 Management Science America (MSA).=20
During his career, he has served on = the board=20 of directors for several organizations,=20 including his current position on = PrimeRevenue's=20 board. Dave also sits on the board for = the=20 Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) = and the=20 Board of Advisors for the Atlanta Metro = Chamber=20 of Commerce. Additionally, he is a = member of the=20 Tocqueville Society of the United Way.=20
Education
Dave holds a = bachelors in=20 economics degree from the University of=20 Pennsylvania and a MBA from Emory = University.=20
Witness Systems is a leading = global=20 provider of workforce optimization = software and=20 services that provide enterprises with=20 unprecedented visibility into customer = service=20 processes, workforce performance, and = customer=20 intelligence. The company's solutions = play a=20 strategic role in the customer = interaction=20 centers of Global 2000, small- and = medium-sized=20 businesses worldwide, as well as in IP = Telephony=20 and back office environments, and = throughout the=20 extended enterprise, including branch = offices.=20 Through its Impact 360=99 workforce = optimization=20 solution, Witness Systems brings = together=20 workforce management, quality=20 monitoring/full-time recording, = eLearning, and=20 performance management under a flexible, = scalable framework that provides a = single user=20 interface and centralized access to data = and=20 reports. By maximizing enterprise = information=20 flow and customer service effectiveness = while=20 minimizing the complexity of system=20 administration, Witness Systems' = solutions=20 enable organizations to optimize their = people,=20 processes and technology. Through an = integrated=20 business consulting, implementation and = training=20 methodology, Witness Systems supports a = rapid=20 deployment of its solutions, enabling = the=20 company's customers to drive revenue, = reduce=20 operational costs, and achieve greater = customer=20 retention and loyalty.=20

ATP Oil = & Gas=20 Corporation [ATPG] - February 6, 2006 =
T.=20 Paul Bulmahn, Founder, Chairman, and=20 President
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T. Paul Bulmahn
T. Paul = Bulmahn is=20 the Founder and presently is the = Chairman and=20 President of ATP Oil & Gas = Corporation=20 (NASDAQ: ATPG), an international = offshore oil=20 and gas development and production = company. ATP=20 Oil & Gas Corporation, with offices = in=20 Houston, London, and IJmuiden, = Netherlands, has=20 earned a reputation for superior company = performance with a historic 97% success = rate=20 developing offshore properties for = commercial=20 production. In 2000 ATP achieved a = ranking of #5=20 on the Inc. 500, the 5th fastest growing = company=20 in America, with a five-year growth rate = of=20 8,127%. After Mr. Bulmahn took ATP = public in=20 2001, its share price performance has=20 outstripped an array of prominent = indexes=20 including pork belly futures, gold = futures, U.S.=20 Treasury Bond Yield and the S&P 500 = Index.=20 ATP has accepted a number of significant = awards,=20 including: Offshore Energy Achievement = Award for=20 Innovation/Technology (2004), Inc./Cisco = 2000=20 Growing with Technology Award, Best = Field=20 Improvement Project (1999), and Mr. = Bulmahn was=20 selected Entrepreneur of the Year in = Energy by=20 Ernst and Young in 2000.=20
Mr. Bulmahn earned a B. A. from = Valparaiso=20 University; J. D. from University of = Texas=20 School of Law; and an M.B.A. from the = Graduate=20 School of Business, Texas State = University,=20 which in 2000 named him a Distinguished = Alumnus.=20
ATP Oil & Gas Corporation = is=20 engaged in the acquisition, development = and=20 production of natural gas and oil = properties in=20 the Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea. = ATP=20 acquires and develops properties, many = of which=20 have proved undeveloped reserves = (=93PUD=92s=94) at=20 the time of acquisition that are = economically=20 attractive to ATP, but not strategic to=20 exploration-oriented oil and gas = companies. Such=20 strategy provides ATP with the assets to = develop=20 and produce without the risk, cost and = time=20 involved in traditional exploration. = Since its=20 inception in 1991, ATP has had an = exceptionally=20 strong development record, taking 38 out = of 39=20 projects to production that were = previously=20 undeveloped and non-producing.=20

Boardwalk Bank=20 [BORD] - February 2, 2006 =
Michael D.=20 Devlin, Chairman, President, and Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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Michael D. Devlin
Michael = D. Devlin=20 has been the Chairman, President and = Chief=20 Executive Officer of the Bank since its=20 inception in 1999. Mr. Devlin currently = serves=20 as a member of the Board of Directors of = Marquette National Corporation based in = Chicago,=20 Illinois. Mr. Devlin is a graduate of = St.=20 Joseph=92s University.=20
Boardwalk Bank (=93the = Bank=94) is a New=20 Jersey state chartered commercial bank=20 headquartered in Linwood, Atlantic = County, New=20 Jersey, in the southern Atlantic shore = region of=20 the state. We conduct business from a = lending=20 office in Linwood and branch offices in = Linwood,=20 Galloway Township, Margate, Egg Harbor = Township,=20 and Cape May Court House, New Jersey. We = have a=20 branch office under construction in Egg = Harbor=20 Township, New Jersey and branch office = sites=20 under consideration in Cape May City, = New=20 Jersey, Vineland, New Jersey and = Hamilton=20 Township, New Jersey. At December 31, = 2005, the=20 Bank had total assets of $401,666,000, = total=20 deposits of $272,494,000 and = stockholders=92=20 equity of $35,343,000. Our business = objective is=20 to be recognized as a reliable and = responsive=20 provider of high quality banking = services to=20 small and mid-sized businesses and = professionals=20 located in our target market area of = Atlantic,=20 Cape May and Cumberland counties, New = Jersey.=20 The address of our principal executive = office is=20 201 Shore Road, Linwood, New Jersey = 08221 and=20 our telephone number is (609) 601-0600. = The=20 website for the Bank is http://www.boardwalkbank.com/ = .

optionsXpress=20 Holdings, Inc. [OXPS] - January 24,=20 2006
David Kalt, Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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David Kalt
David Kalt is = co-founder=20 and CEO of optionsXpress Holdings, Inc., = the=20 online options and stock brokerage. Kalt = co-founded the company with Jim Gray, = chairman,=20 and Ned Bennett, COO, in 2000 to provide = the=20 tools and services investors need to=20 successfully use options as part of a = long-term=20 portfolio management strategy.=20
In this role, Kalt is responsible for = all=20 technology initiatives, strategic = direction and=20 investor relations. With Ned Bennett,=20 optionsXpress=92 co-founder and COO, he = also is=20 responsible for day-to-day management = and the=20 establishment of company goals and = policies.=20

Kalt has extensive experience in the=20 development, marketing and support of = software=20 and Internet technologies. In 1994, he = founded=20 Third Party Solutions, a company which = developed=20 technology and solutions for the travel=20 industry. By 1998, Third Party = Solutions=92=20 ClientBASE=99 had become the dominant = marketing=20 system for travel agencies. In 1998, = Kalt merged=20 Third Party Solutions with TRAMS Inc., = where he=20 served as chief technology officer.

Kalt has a master=92s degree in = computer=20 science from DePaul University and a = bachelor of=20 arts degree in political science from = University=20 of Michigan. Kalt has the following NASD = registrations: Series 4, 7, 24 and 63. =

OptionsXpress Holdings, Inc. = (OXPS)=20 provides innovative securities brokerage = products and services for investor = education,=20 strategy evaluation and trade execution. = Through=20 its subsidiaries optionsXpress http://www.optionsxpress.com/,= =20 an online brokerage, and brokersXpress = http://www.brokersxpress.com/ = , an online trading and reporting = platform for=20 independent investment professionals, = the=20 company offers a wide range of investor = tools,=20 licensed customer service and = competitive=20 commissions. OptionsXpress was named the = top=20 online securities brokerage by = Barron=92s in 2003,=20 2004 and 2005 and the top discount = securities=20 brokerage by SmartMoney in 2004. It was = also=20 named =93Favorite Options Site=94 by = Forbes Best of=20 the Web in 2004.=20

AMI = Semiconductor=20 [AMIS] - January 10, = 2006
Christine=20 King, President and Chief Executive=20 Officer
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Christine King
Christine = King,=20 President and Chief Executive Officer. = King,=20 formerly vice president of Semiconductor = Products for IBM Microelectronics, = brings more=20 than 25 years of industry experience to = AMI=20 Semiconductor. While at IBM, she = launched the=20 company's ASIC and networking businesses = and=20 served as IBM vice president of field=20 engineering programs and global = marketing. King=20 earned a BSEE from Fairleigh Dickinson=20 University.=20
AMI Semiconductor (AMIS) is a = leader=20 in the design and manufacture of silicon = solutions for the real world. As a = widely=20 recognized innovator in state-of-the-art = integrated mixed-signal and structured = digital=20 products, AMIS is committed to providing = customers with the optimal value, = quickest=20 time-to-market semiconductor solutions. = Offering=20 unparalleled manufacturing flexibility = and=20 dedication to customer service, AMI=20 Semiconductor operates globally with=20 headquarters in Pocatello, Idaho, = European=20 corporate offices in Oudenaarde, = Belgium, and a=20 network of sales and design centers = located in=20 the key markets of the North America, = Europe and=20 the Asia Pacific region.=20

Sunterra=20 Corporation [SNRR] - December 15,=20 2005
Nicholas Benson, Chief = Executive=20 Officer
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Nicholas Benson
Mr. Benson = has=20 served as President and Chief Executive = Officer=20 of Sunterra since November 2001. Mr. = Benson was=20 the Chief Executive Officer of Sunterra = Europe=20 from January 2000 until assuming his = current=20 position. He served as the Chief = Operating=20 Officer of Sunterra Europe from June = 1997 until=20 January 2000. Prior to joining Sunterra, = Mr.=20 Benson was a solicitor with the London = law firm=20 Rowe & Maw, where he specialized in = aviation=20 and leisure industry law. Prior to = joining Rowe=20 & Maw, Mr. Benson served as a = British Army=20 officer for ten years.=20

Community Bancorp=20 [CBON] - December 14, = 2005
Edward=20 Jamison, President and CEO
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Edward Jamison

ON = Semiconductor=20 Corporation [ONNN] - November 11,=20 2005
Keith Jackson, President = and=20 Chief Executive Officer
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Keith Jackson
Keith Jackson = brings=20 more than two decades of experience in = the=20 semiconductor industry to ON = Semiconductor.=20 Before joining ON Semiconductor, Mr. = Jackson was=20 executive vice president and general = manager of=20 the Analog-Mixed Signal division of = Fairchild=20 Semiconductor Corporation, and, more = recently,=20 was selected to head Fairchild=92s = Integrated=20 Circuits Group.=20
From 1996 to 1998, Mr. Jackson served = as=20 president and member of the board of = Tritech=20 Microelectronics Ltd. From 1986 to 1996, = Mr.=20 Jackson served in various managerial and = marketing positions at National = Semiconductor,=20 including its High Performance Logic, = Digital=20 Logic, Advanced Systems and Interface = Products=20 divisions, and culminating in the vice = president=20 and general manager position at its = Analog &=20 Mixed Signal division.=20
Mr. Jackson began his engineering = career in=20 electronics when he joined Texas = Instruments=20 Incorporated in 1973 and left in 1986 as = engineering manager. Mr. Jackson earned = his=20 bachelor=92s and master=92s degrees from = Southern=20 Methodist University.=20

Verity, Inc.=20 (VRTY) - October 6, = 2005
Anthony=20 Bettencourt, Chief Executive = Officer
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Anthony Bettencourt
Anthony = Bettencourt joined Verity in July 1995 = as Vice=20 President of North American Sales. He = was=20 subsequently promoted to Vice President = of=20 Worldwide Sales and Marketing and served = in this=20 position until his departure in December = 1996.=20 From December 1996 to September 1997, = Mr.=20 Bettencourt served as an officer of = OnLive!=20 Technologies, a private technology = company. Mr.=20 Bettencourt rejoined Verity in September = 1997 as=20 Senior Vice President, Worldwide Sales = and=20 Product Marketing. He was appointed to = the=20 position of President in September 1999 = and to=20 the position of President and Chief = Executive=20 Officer in March 2003.=20
Mr Bettencourt relinquished the title = of=20 President in September 2005 to focus on = top line=20 revenue growth while defining and = directing the=20 strategy for the Company.=20
Prior to initially joining Verity, = Mr.=20 Bettencourt served as vice president of = sales=20 for Versant Object Technology from 1992 = to June=20 1995 and as director of U.S. sales for = Versant=20 Object Technology from July 1990 to = 1992. From=20 December 1988 to July 1990, Mr. = Bettencourt=20 served as Vice President of Sales for = Rockwell=20 CMC.=20

Kanbay International = Inc. -=20 August 5, 2005
Raymond J. = Spencer,=20 Co-founder, Chairman and Chief Executive = Officer
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Raymond J. Spencer
Raymond = Spencer=20 is Co-founder, Chairman and Chief = Executive=20 Officer of Kanbay International, Inc. = Mr.=20 Spencer directs global operations from = Kanbay's=20 Chicago-area headquarters, leveraging = his=20 expertise in the areas of leadership,=20 management, planning, finance, = team-building,=20 conflict resolution, advocacy and = training. Mr.=20 Spencer's management and consulting = experience=20 includes more than 25 years of directing = international projects in 18 countries,=20 including the United States, Australia, = India,=20 United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Singapore. =
Prior to founding Kanbay, Mr. Spencer = served=20 for 20 years with the Institute of = Cultural=20 Affairs (ICA), a United = Nations-recognized=20 private voluntary organization (PVO) = focused on=20 worldwide rural and community = development. While=20 working with the ICA, Mr. Spencer = resided in=20 India for six years where he established = the=20 Indian division of the ICA. Mr. Spencer = later=20 held numerous leadership roles within = ICA's=20 headquarters based in Chicago, Illinois. =
Mr. Spencer is active in various = professional=20 and charitable organizations, including = the=20 Economic Club of Chicago, and was = recently=20 inducted to the Chicago Area = Entrepreneur Hall=20 of Fame. He is a member of the Advisory = Board of=20 the Cross-Atlantic Board of the = Cross-Atlantic=20 Technology Fund, a venture capital fund = focused=20 on investments in the US, Ireland and = Great=20 = Britain.