GT Nexus

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For over 30 years, Guess has been a symbol of a young, sexy and adventurous lifestyle. As the brand expands globally, so has its supply chain. Today, Guess operates a complex supply network of factories, denim providers and manufacturers around the world to meet consumer demand. Handling these volumes and trade flows without a glitch is a major challenge. Guess has made it possible by connecting its entire supply network in the cloud.

Mr. Adams runs GT Nexus’s Field Operations teams responsible for working with customers to help them maximize the value they get from the Platform. He has more than twenty years of experience in the software industry focused on supply chain and operational excellence. Prior to joining GT Nexus in 2001, Mr. Adams spent eight years with Accenture in their Transportation practice and before that worked in Tokyo focusing on leveraged lease financing. Mr.

July 2013 EXL (Nasdaq:EXLS), a leading business process solutions company, and GT Nexus, a leading provider of cloud-based supply chain solutions, formed a strategic partnership to provide platform-based business process solutions to the global transportation and logistics industry.

Mr. Urban has over 20 years of experience in executive management, operations and sales with global transportation and technology companies. Prior to joining GT Nexus in 1999, Mr. Urban was an executive with American President Lines, Ltd. (APL), one of the world’s largest ocean liner companies and part of the $4.7 billion NOL Group. He held several executive positions with the company in Asia, North and South America. Before APL, Mr. Urban was President of NPSC, a domestic intermodal carrier. Prior to that Mr.

Sean Feeney is Chief Executive Officer of GT Nexus, Inc. and has overall responsibility for realizing the company’s vision and implementing its profitable growth strategies. He is an accomplished technology chief executive with over 25 years of leadership experience. Most recently, Mr. Feeney was an Operating Executive with Golden Gate Capital and Chief Executive Officer of Inovis, from 2005 until the 2010 merger with GXS, a transaction that created the largest B2B integration services and e-commerce provider with 40,000 customers worldwide.

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