Wireless Generation Inc

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Wireless Generation is supported by a network of leaders across industries who believe in the power of introducing mobile technologies to educators across the country. Our advisors include education experts who offer guidance on the company’s product development directions, and provide advice on enhancing the company’s growing role in assessment and learning. Our advisors also help to inform key education stakeholders and influencers about how Wireless Generation’s innovative offerings are transforming the way teachers and administrators use assessments. Directors Jay Clark Jay Clark recently retired after a 35-year career with National Computer Systems, a major provider of products and services to education markets worldwide. While at NCS, he held positions ranging from Systems Engineering to President of a strategic business unit. Areas of professional interest have been focused on how children learn, how teachers instruct, and the interaction between the two. Clark holds 22 domestic and international patents, including the application of imaging technology to scoring essay responses, and various printing and binding inventions. Current activities include Director positions with several firms, and consulting with domestic and international companies that provide products and services to education. Gary F. Holloway Gary Holloway is the Chairman of Five Mile Capital Partners. Prior to Five Mile Capital Partners, he served as the Chairman of the Board of Greenwich Capital Markets, Incorporated, where he previously held the positions of President and CEO. He also served as Co-CEO of Greenwich NatWest. He currently serves on the boards of The Curry School Foundation at the University of Virginia and of Kenyon College. Mr. Holloway holds a BA degree from Washington and Lee University and an MBA from the Colgate Darden School at the University of Virginia. Ray Lamontagne Ray Lamontagne has had a diverse career in business, public policy, and philanthropy. He was President of Seavest Incorporated, a venture capital company based in White Plains, NY, and he is now the President of the Encore Company, a private investment company. He is Chairman of the Board of City Center, the New York City-based arts center and theater. He is also Vice Chairman of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, and Chairman of the Association of Hole in the Wall Camps, Paul Newman’s camps for children with cancer and other serious blood diseases. He serves as a trustee of the Dyson Foundation. Dr. Stephen Leavitt Dr. Leavitt has been a private investor in San Francisco since 1995. He holds a BA from Harvard College and an MD from New York University School of Medicine. In 1968 Dr. Leavitt completed a residency in Psychiatry and Neurology at the Langley Porter Neuropsychiatry Institute of the University of California, San Francisco. Subsequently he went on to a Post-Doctorate position in Social Psychiatry and membership on the U.C. clinical faculty. There he began research on the effect of information systems on medical care outcomes. Beginning in 1969 Dr.

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