Daniel J. Snyder, FACHE

formerly Group Executive Vice President, Parkway Holdings 

and

CEO, ParkwayHealth

Mr. Dan Snyder is a dual masters-level prepared, board-certified health care executive with over 30 years of experience and extensive success leading health care systems and operations worldwide. Recognized by peers, the profession, and media for distinctive skills in leading change while inspiring superb individual and organizational performance.

As Group Executive Vice President, Parkway Holdings and CEO, ParkwayHealth, Mr. Snyder was responsible for leading the corporate systems and services supporting the major subsidiaries of Parkway Holdings: (1) Parkway Health, (2) Parkway Education and (3) ParkwayLife REIT. As CEO Parkway Health, he was accountable for leading an integrated health system of 16 hospitals, (10,000 FTEs/3,200 beds) and supporting primary care networks located across Asia. Now a "Globally" recognized brand, ParkwayHealth is well positioned to weather the current global financial crisis and emerge into its next major growth phase.

Mr. Snyder was also President, Western Region, Banner Health from 2004 to 2006. He was responsible for leading an integrated health system of 12 hospitals located in eight states of the western U.S. Banner Health, created in 1999 upon the merger of the Lutheran and Samaritan Health Systems, is now one of the largest multi-state healthcare systems in the United States. As one of eight corporate officers, has led the growth of the system in multiple, rapidly expanding markets with the system now generating revenues in excess of $3B.

During Mr. Snyder's tenure as Chief Operating Officer, Intermountain Health Care's Urban Central Region Hospitals and CEO, LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah from 2001 to 2004 he was responsible for leading the regional operations of an integrated delivery system including three adult tertiary care hospitals, one orthopedic specialty hospital and multiple associated clinics. Intermountain Health Care (IHC) was ranked in February 2004 as America's top integrated health network for the fourth time in the previous five years. The Urban Central Region Hospitals produce over $1.2 billion in annual revenues, have 7,000 employees, and affiliate with 1,400. LDS Hospital is a 520-bed acute care referral center, level I trauma center, teaching hospital with multiple residency programs.

As Chief Executive Officer, U.S. Navy Health System's Fleet Hospital Five and Chief Operating Officer, Naval Hospitals, Mr. Snyder provided strategic leadership for a fully integrated health system with multiple hospitals, 650 total beds, 2,000 employees, 100,000 enrolled lives, and an employed physician group

He has served in multiple healthcare executive leadership roles in hospitals located in Asia and Europe and served as a a Hospital Corpsman (Medic) during his intial tour of duty.

Mr. Snyder holds a Master of Science in National Resource Strategy, National Defense University, a Master of Arts, Health Care Administration, Webster University, a Bachelor of Science, Health Care Administration, and his past and present professional affiliations include: American Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, American Hospital Association, Regional Policy Board, Governor for American College of Healthcare Executives, Regent, American College of Healthcare Executives, American College of Healthcare Executives Fellow

Jeffrey D. Hoffman

CEO and Director

Ubid.com

Mr. Jeff Hoffman, an accomplished entrepreneur and innovator, joined uBid.com in September of 2007 after establishing a long and winning track record in the fields of on-line auction and retail, software, and entertainment.

Prior to joining uBid.com, Mr. Hoffman established himself as a serial entrepreneur, launching several companies and bringing them to profitability. Leveraging his computer science education from Yale University and his early technology start-up experience, Hoffman was a founding partner in Competitive Technologies, Inc (CTI)., which offered online travel reservation tools sold directly to travel agencies and corporations. CTI was ultimately purchased by American Express.

Hoffman was also CEO and founding partner of Virtual Shopping, Inc., a leading developer of patented, proprietary online retailing systems, before joining the founding executive team of perhaps his most notable venture, Priceline.com, where Hoffman held two CEO titles in the Priceline family of companies.

For his contributions to the creation of the industry's first online retailing tools, Hoffman was twice named by the travel and tourism industry as one of its "25 Most Influential Executives". Hoffman also serves as Chairman of Adapted Sports, a charity organization dedicated to bringing sports and team participation to disabled children nationwide. Mr. Hoffman earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Yale University.

Les Ottolenghi

CEO
Founding Partner

Digital Commerce and Fuzebox, Inc.

Mr. Ottolenghi has more than 20 years of experience as a senior executive in Fortune 500 companies and as a founder of entrepreneurial technology ventures. Ottolenghi is widely recognized as an Internet commerce and technology visionary having testified before the U.S. Senate, the Federal Trade Commission, and having advised The White House. In 2006 Ottolenghi was awarded the Innovator of the Year by the Distributed Computing Industry Association.

Most recently, Ottolenghi founded Fuzebox, Inc., a global Consulting & Technology firm with specialized focus in developing Web 2.0 strategies, commerce models and technical frameworks that propel business forward. For both startups and leading Fortune 100 to 1000 companies worldwide, Fuzebox provides industry-shaping expertise and a flexible toolbox of solutions to create significant revenue-boosting and cost-saving opportunities.

Prior to Fuzebox, Ottolenghi also founded INTENT MediaWorks the largest distributor of entertainment media on the Internet. Prior to INTENT, Ottolenghi co-founded and was CEO of AgentWare, Inc., the most widely used Travel Search Engine technology with clients that include: Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, AAA, and American Express.

Prior to AgentWare, Ottolenghi served as the Chief Information Officer for Carlson Wagonlit Travel where he led a team that built the first web based travel retail system for travel agencies. Ottolenghi also enjoyed a successful career at Holiday Inn Worldwide, where he led the launch of the first Internet-based reservations system in the travel industry. In 1998, Information Week nominated Ottolenghi CIO of the Year.

Mr. Ottolenghi earned his Bachelor's degree from Duke University and his M.B.A. from Emory University's Goizueta School of Business, where he received a Woodruff Fellowship and graduated Beta Gamma Sigma. Ottolenghi presently teaches part-time at the Emory University Business School on the topics of information technology based business strategies.

Kirsten Trusko

President & Executive Director

NBPCA

Kirsten Trusko is the President and Executive Director of the Network Branded Prepaid Card Association, a non-profit trade organization that works to enhance the environment for the success of network branded prepaid cards.

Ms. Trusko has written white papers, articles, and blogs on prepaid cards issues and is a frequent industry speaker. She serves on several cross-industry councils focused on financial services, health care and insurance, and how prepaid cards, as a non-credit payment tool, can uniquely meet industry, government, and consumer needs.

Ms. Trusko's depth of experience includes founding and leading the management consulting and technology practices for a top 5 global consulting firm, and leading commercial and consumer card and lending divisions for Fortune 500 firms.

Her work has focused on emerging products and markets, and bringing industry players to market for speed, service to consumers/business/government, sustainability and profitability. She has a BA in Business, an MBA, and has done post graduate work at Yale's Business School.