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Directors and Executive Officers:
Karl M. Sjögren
is the Company's Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive
Officer and President. He has 18 years experience in
financial management with both start-ups and established
companies. Since 1990, he has been an independent
consultant providing Chief Financial Officer services for
start-ups and established Silicon Valley companies in a
broad variety of industries. For seven months, he was Chief
Financial Officer (1995) and a member of the Management
Committee for Zapit Technology, Inc., a toxic waste
destruction start-up requiring a turnaround. He was President
and co-founder of a software start-up, Critical Path Systems
(1994) and served in senior financial positions with several
companies including, Dynabook Technologies (Corporate
Controller and Director of Accounting; 1989-90) and DSC
Communications Corporation (Corporate Controller at Nestar
Systems subsidiary and Group Controller at Granger
Associates subsidiary; 1986-89). Prior to moving to the San
Francisco Bay area in 1983, Mr. Sjögren worked for Gould,
Inc. (Divisional Manager of Planning/Analysis and Corporate
Audit Staff: 1978-83) and Ford Motor Company (1977). Mr.
Sjögren has a BA in Business Administration (1975) and a
MBA in Finance (1976) from Michigan State University and
has passed the Certified Public Accountant examination
(1980) in Illinois.
The California Capital Access forum and the San Jose
Mercury News have published Mr. Sjögren's articles on the
capital formation process. As FairShare's CEO, he has also
been featured in articles published in Financial Services
On-Line magazine, Investment Dealers Digest and the
Interactive Edition of the Wall Street Journal.
Michael C. Hill
is a Director and the Company's Secretary. An attorney in
private practice in Gulf Port, Mississippi, Mr. Hill has
significant expertise in franchise law and has nearly 20 years
of practical experience in the marketing and administration of
nationwide franchise operations. Prior to entering private
practice in 1989, Mr. Hill served as corporate counsel for
Coldwell Bankers Residential Affiliates, one of the nation's
largest real estate franchise companies. He has advised
other franchise systems such as Mail Boxes, Etc. Inc.,
(where served as General Counsel) on legal and business
matters and has owned or operated several franchises
himself. Mr. Hill received his JD from the University of
Mississippi (1971) and his BS from the University of
Southern Mississippi (1977).
Hans H. Morkner
is a Director of the Company, its Vice President of New
Ventures Development and Treasurer. He has more than 25
years experience in information technologies, particularly in
the area of strategic planning and development of large
applications using database management systems for data
storage. Mr. Morkner worked for 20 years at IBM and held
various senior management positions. After leaving IBM in
1986, Mr. Morkner became President of Codd & Date
Consulting Group and later president and CEO of Digital
Consulting Group. Since 1990, Mr. Morkner has acted as
General Partner and Managing Director of Havon Funding, a
small Silicon Valley venture capital firm. Mr. Morkner has
served as a member of the Management Committee for Zapit
Technology, Inc. (1995) and as CEO of Zapit Technology
International (1994-96). Mr. Morkner holds a BS in
Mechanical Engineering (1961) and MBA in Finance (1962)
from the University of Copenhagen.
Kenneth D. David
is a Director of the Company and Trustee of the FairShare
CyberTrust. For the past five years, he has been a private
consultant for firms such as Hughes Communications, Co.,
Inc., and CWB International, LLC. Previously, he served 14
years as District Judge for the Fourteenth Judicial District of
Kansas, the last four years as Chief Administrative Judge.
He has additional experience as a prosecutor (winning 418
out of 424 cases) and as a practicing attorney. Judge David
worked more than 12 years for Boeing Airplane Company in
a number of roles involving management of more than $430
million in government contracts. He has also served as
executive vice president, chief legal counsel and director of
sales, marketing and new product design for Fiberglass
Corporation of America. Judge David was appointed by
United States Senator Robert Dole to serve on the Job Corps
Selection Committee and also appointed by the Kansas
Supreme Court to teach new judges "how to be judges".
With over 650 speeches and lectures to his credit, Judge
David is an experienced public speaker on stage, television
and radio with some video-taped lectures still in use at the
college level. Judge David also serves on the board of Earth
Scientists, Ltd. and is a graduate of Washburn University
where he received his JD (1968) and BBA (1966) in
Business, Economics and Marketing.
CyberTrust Trustees:
John G. Wilson
is a Trustee of the FairShare CyberTrust, and the developer,
acting both as an individual and as the principal of The
Wilson Foundation (TWF), has worked for more than twenty
five years to develop many of the Company's capital
concepts and programs. TWF seeks to advance the ideals
of an innovative economic theory involving the creation and
funding of new ideas, technologies and industries through the
organization of large numbers of investment clubs and
individual investors who systematically invest small amounts
of money into new ventures developed specifically for their
participation. Mr. Wilson has authored publications dealing
with Democratic Capitalism and related topics. Mr. Wilson
has thirty years experience working on special projects,
mergers, acquisitions and private/public financing programs
for start-up and development stage companies as varied as
Trans-National Petroleum (1983) (oil & gas), Performance
Resources (incentives & awards) (1984-85) and Zapit
Technology (environmental) and IntraOp, Inc. (medical
technology) (1992-95), Electronic Mortgage Banc, Ltd
(mortgage banking), LandBank, Inc. (remediation properties)
and Interactive Television, Inc. (interactive game Jeopardy)
(1995) and Quiecor, Inc. (medical heart therapy) (1997). Mr.
Wilson was the founder of Alliance Network, Inc. which, in
1983, teamed with IBM Information Networks to evaluate
implementation of many of the Company's programs.
Joseph D. Shultz
is a special consultant to the Company and a Trustee of the
FairShare CyberTrust. Mr. Shultz has been an employee of
the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Pardons and
Paroles Division in the capacity of a Parole Officer since
1985. He also served as an Associate Professor at the
University of LaVern in Fairbanks, Alaska, and has been a
substitute teacher for the San Antonio Independent School
District. During a career of 21 years with the US Air Force,
Mr. Shultz performed duties with the Neuropsychiatry
Branch. He holds a M.Ed. in general counseling and a BS
degree in social work from Our Lady of the Lake University.
Kenneth D. David
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