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Brewer Science, Inc ., is a privately held company founded in 1981 in Rolla, MO. Through the company's keen emphasis on research, Brewer Science has become a leader in innovative chemical and instrumentation solutions for the microelectronics, optoelectronics, MEMS and sensor industries. Brewer Science has received nearly two dozen business awards in the past few years, and multiple awards for its research. As a result, Brewer Science has grown to become a global business employing over 300 people with 17 offices in nine countries with more than half of our sales from international markets.

Nantero is the first company to actively develop semiconductor products using carbon nanotubes in a production CMOS fab. Nantero is also the first company to develop microelectronic-grade carbon nanotube material, compatible with production CMOS fabs, now commercially available through licensee Brewer Science. Nantero's extensive intellectual property portfolio currently includes over 200 United States patent applications, of which over 120 have already been granted and many more around the world.

Lockheed Martin, Headquartered in Bethesda, MD, Lockheed Martin is a global security company that employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services.

Greg Schmergel was most recently Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy for About, Inc., the 5th largest Web property. Previously he was President and CEO of ExpertCentral.com, Inc. Greg founded Expert Central in November 1998 to provide consumers and small businesses with access to thousands of experts to use as an online resource for important questions on a wide variety of topics. He also served as Chairman of the Board. ExpertCentral was acquired by About, the leading network of comprehensive vertical sites for users and marketers, in January of 2000 (now part of Primedia, NYSE: PRM).

Bruce Sachs joined CRV in 1999, after twenty years of experience in the telecommunications, networking, Internet and computing industries. Sachs started his career at AT&T Bell Laboratories and then as a director of engineering at Memotec/Infinet. He joined publicly held Xylogics as director of engineering in 1989 and ultimately became chief executive officer. Sachs led the company through a dramatic reformulation of strategy and repositioning, and in 1995 sold Xylogics to Bay Networks. Sachs went on to serve as an executive vice president of Bay Networks.

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