Greg Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Sullivan is responsible for all aspects of the Company’s strategy and growth. Greg was previously Founder and Chief Executive Officer of technology consulting firm G.A. Sullivan. Based in St. Louis for over 20 years,  Mr. Sullivan is a noted business professional within the United States having been acknowledged for the 2000 Entrepreneur of the Year Award, the 1999 United States National Small Business Person of the Year, placement on the Inc. 500 list of “fastest growing private companies in America” and inclusion in the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 list of “fastest growing technology companies in the United States”, and is a pillar within the local community.

Greg also has extensive international experience having opened G.A. Sullivan offices in London and the Netherlands and serving as executive client relationship manager for each market.

Among his civic accomplishments are serving as Vice Chairman of Science and Technology for the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association and leading an effort to advance the region’s technology-based economy through Technology Gateway, for which he was the founding chair.

Mike O’Brien, Vice President of Engineering: Mr. O’Brien is responsible for overall technical strategy and product development for Global Velocity.

Mike O’Brien brings 26 years of progressive telecommunications and information services technical and management experience. Most recently Mr. O’Brien served as VP of Engineering for Ineo USA, Inc., a network security applications development company, focused on the telecommunications industry.  Prior to Ineo, Mike was VP of Technical Services for Log On America where he managed all aspects of technical design, implementation, security and operations of the broadband business unit. Before Log On America, Mike spent 2 years at Allied Riser Communications as the Executive Director of Program Management for all technical programs and projects. Mike also spent 11 years at Sprint where he held several executive technical positions, and had the opportunity to patent several of his own inventions around networking.

Mike has served as a member of the Board of Directors, as a technology consultant in networking and systems, for two diverse companies in healthcare technologies and manufacturing technologies.

Tom Foster, Vice President of Sales:  Mr. Foster is responsible for worldwide commercial sales at Global Velocity. Mr. Foster brings over 20 years executive leadership and sales experience, having held senior management positions at companies such as Avanade and Arthur Andersen.

Mr. Foster most recently served as Avanade’s South Region General Manager and Americas Area Growth and Strategy Director. Mr. Foster joined Avanade in 2003 and started the company’s South Region business unit, covering 13 states. While at Avanade, he built a large sales and service delivery team, substantially expanding Avanade’s business into all major markets and across all major industry segments. Mr. Foster held overall responsibility for the analysis, planning, design and implementation of new business capabilities and markets to drive company growth in the Americas.

Prior to Avanade, Mr. Foster served in numerous sales and business unit management roles with G. A. Sullivan and Daugherty Systems.  And, while a Manager at Arthur Andersen, he served as Product Manager for a new software application suite used by Andersen Global 1000 clients.

Marc Raderman, Regional Vice President: Marc is responsible for Sales and Strategy in the Northeast markets and Financial Services nationally. He brings over 20 years of executive leadership with senior level roles at firms such as Accenture/Avanade, Dell, and Merrill Lynch.

Marc most recently was Avanade’s East Region General Manager responsible for all strategy, sales, and delivery for this geography. During his 4 year tenure his business unit achieved significant top and bottom line growth along with very high levels of customer and employee satisfaction – a critical turnaround from prior years.

Prior to entering the consulting arena in 1997, Marc had a successful nine year tenure as an IT executive with Merrill Lynch focusing largely in the capital markets and investment banking business units. Marc was responsible for introducing and successfully deploying some of the earliest distributed computing solutions at the firm.

Ed Morrissey, Vice President of Marketing:  Mr. Morrissey is responsible for creating and executing Global Velocity’s overall go to market efforts and product marketing strategy. Ed is also responsible for government sales, including defining strategic alliances, working with resellers and managing direct relationships.

With over 17 years executive experience within the technology industry, Ed has a successful track record of building and selling businesses, launching products and opening markets for both start-ups and Fortune 1000s.

Prior to joining Global Velocity, Ed served as the president of major markets for a $100 million IT consulting business unit of MPS Group (NYSE: MPS), a Fortune 1000 company, where he led overall operations, supported M&A strategy, led a federal government solutions group, opened the NYC market and served as executive client relationship manager for the company’s largest accounts. His responsibilities included direct sales, channel and partner management, service delivery, operational strategy and client management.

Chetan Mathur, President Partner Advisory Board: Mr. Mathur is responsible for directing all partner meetings and managing all partner meeting outcomes. Mr. Mathur acts as an advisor to Global Velocity's executive management and as appropriate Board of Directors on all channel matters including the selection of potential partners and Global Velocity's support provided to partners. He is responsible for and approves all Global Velocity defined partner programs.

With over 20 years of experience, Chetan has become a trusted advisor to top IT executives. As CEO of Next Pathway (Next), Chetan brings his extensive skills to bear in keeping Next at the forefront of the IT industry.

Previously, Chetan Mathur was the CEO of M Systems Group (M). Under his direction, M grew to become a leading provider of outsourced managed email to financial services organizations. Prior to joining M, Chetan was the founder and CEO of Sage Information Consultants. Chetan developed Sage into an international technology integrator specializing in the Microsoft enterprise platform.

Chetan is a member of the Young Presidents Organization and serves on the Board of Directors of LuminaTO, Canada's pre-eminent festival of Arts & Creativity. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Toronto.

F. Holmes Lamoreux: Chairman of the Board and CEO of Sabreliner Corporation, a diversified aerospace service and modification company with 2005 sales of approximately of $200 million.  The firm supports a variety of corporate, commercial, military and government aircraft, engines, systems and components.  He became CEO of Sabreliner in July 1983 when he and investment partners acquired the Sabreliner Division of Rockwell International.  He is Sabreliner’s majority stockholder.  Previously he held senior finance and operations management positions at Cummins Engine Company, American Standard, Inc., Fairchild Industries and Arvin Industries.  At Arvin, a Fortune 500 company, he was promoted to CFO and named to the board of directors.  He holds an MBA from Columbia University’s Business School.

Ed Glotzbach: Ed currently serves as President and CEO of TPI, Inc., a Houston based firm that is the leading outsourcing advisory firm in the United States. Ed is responsible for all operational and financial activities of the firm. Prior to that, Ed had a 33+ year career with SBC Communications, Inc., most recently serving as Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer of SBC Communications from 1998 until October 2003. He was responsible for corporate-wide Information Technology functions, including Applications Development and Maintenance, Data Center Operations, Desktop, and other infrastructure issues. He was also responsible for all billing systems and operations. Ed joined SWBT in 1970 and advanced through a variety of assignments with SWBT, AT&T, and Bellcore. He was named Vice President-Customer Services for SWBT in 1992. In 1993 he became Vice President-General Manager.  In 1994 Ed was appointed Vice President-Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer for Southwestern Bell Telephone. Ed serves as Chairman of the Washburn University Endowment in Topeka. Ed is also a member of the Board of Directors for The Laclede Group, a St. Louis based energy conglomerate.

Arnold W. Donald: President & Chief Executive Officer, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International. Arnold W. Donald is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International. Prior to joining JDRF, Mr. Donald was Chairman and CEO of Merisant Company, which products include leading global tabletop sweetener brands Equaland Canderel.  Prior to assuming leadership of Merisant, Mr. Donald was a senior executive at Monsanto Company in St. Louis, MO. A native of New Orleans, Mr. Donald received a BA degree from Carleton College, a BS degree in mechanical engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. Mr. Donald and his wife, Hazel, have two daughters, Radiah and Alicia, and one son Zachary.

Ann Tretter: Marketing and Management Consultant, has more than 30 years experience in corporate communications, sales and marketing, and business management. She started and developed three successful businesses prior to joining the board of Global Velocity.  She is President of Tretter Group Inc., a strategic communications firm specializing in business-to-business marketing and corporate communications. Tretter has provided counsel to a broad range of clients, from Fortune 100 companies to mid-size entities. Her expertise includes corporate positioning for specific business opportunities such as mergers, acquisitions, refinancing and an IPO. Ann holds a degree in Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri, Columbia.

Matthew Kulig: Co-founded Global Velocity Inc. in 2000, based upon concepts created from his experience as a telecommunication technician in the Air Force. As CEO, he led the company to develop one of the world’s most powerful IP portfolios for hardware-based network analysis tools, capable of handling tens of thousands of searches on up to 6 million network flows per second. He has over 20 years business experience in sales, marketing and management. Matthew holds an MBA in Management Information Systems from Southern Illinois University.

Dr. Michael Faddis: An original investor with Global Velocity, joined the board in the spring of 2005.  Dr. Faddis attended St. Louis University and received his Doctorate in Dentistry from the University of Missouri at Kansas City. He has practiced general dentistry for twenty-six years and is currently a partner in the Brentwood Dental Group located in Brentwood, Missouri.

Greg Sullivan: As Chief Executive Officer of Global Velocity, Greg brings a wealth of experience to the board. Greg founded and led his last company to a successful acquisition and has an impressive track record of building executive teams, developing innovative solutions, growing companies and securing market share.