Management Team

• Chairman and Co-founder of Powerall Networks
• Former President and CEO of Everex Systems ($255MM Sales)
• Principal architect for OneTrend.net
• Former President of Telecommunications and Technology of The Henderson Group

• CEO and Founder of 6 Degrees, a U.S. based interactive marketing firm
• Negotiated, and closed over $2.5 million in private funding and executed two Patent License Agreements with Army Research Laboratories (ARL) and the University of Auburn, Space and Power
• Successfully exited three (3) businesses within the last 10 years

Mr. Fujioka founded In-Coming, a direct e-mail marketing company that focused on innovative strategic direct e-mail campaigns and the development of IQ Mail. IQ Mail was a direct e-mail platform that combined delivery with e-mail and website analytics. IQ Mail was later sold to an automated customer support company.

Mr. Fujioka formerly worked with KTI, a telecommunications, power source technology company. While at KTI, he conceived, negotiated, and closed over $2.5 million in private funding and executed two Patent License Agreements with Army Research Laboratories (ARL) and the University of Auburn, Space and Power. In addition, he was instrumental in the licensing and development of RFID technology and SuperCap power sourcing for digital wireless.

Over the last 10 years, Mr. Fujioka has founded, developed and successfully exited three businesses.

• M.SC., PH.D., C.Eng. FIEE, FBCS, FHKIE. CTO of EDI systems services limited. Regarded as the lead scholar on Call Detail Records (CDR), Telco Grade Compliance, Telephony billing systems and international voice recording compliance.

• Founder Everex System Inc., formerly a major PC company listed on the NASDAQ.
• Founder Techpower Inc., a successful distributor of PC systems and peripherals.
• Founded KDS USA where he successfully transformed KDS into a leading brand in the monitor industry.
• Founder of eMachines - Second largest shareholder of Gateway Computers
• Acquisition of Packard Bell from NEC

Mr. Hui brings more than two decades of valuable business experience gained in the PC and Internet industry. His expertise in monitor and PC distribution and retail, as well as Internet marketing and e-commerce helped start Everex System Inc., formerly a major PC company listed on the NASDAQ. In 1984, Mr. Hui founded Techpower Inc., a successful distributor of PC systems and peripherals, and in 1993 founded KDS USA where he successfully transformed KDS into a leading brand in the monitor industry. Mr. Hui was President and CEO of KDS USA, and Co-Founder and Board Director of eMachines, a major PC and Internet business in the United States. He privatized eMachines in January of 2002 and later sold eMachines in March 2004 to Gateway Inc. for $290 million. Of his $129 million in profit, Mr. Hui rewarded his employees by giving them $82.5 million. Mr. Hui is the second-largest shareholder of Gateway, Inc.. Mr. Hui graduated with a B.Sc. in Business Management from State University of New York at Buffalo and an MBA from McMaster University, Ontario, Canada. Certified as Certified Internal Auditor by the Institute of Internal Auditors and worked in the accounting profession until 1982 as Resident Inspector, Transaction Technology, Inc., Citicorp.

• Executive Vice President / TriGem Computer, Inc. Korea
• Inventor & Founder of eMachines, Inc. Irvine CA U.S.A
• Board of Director/SOTEC, Japan
• Chairman / iCube, Corp. Korea
• CTO, Vice Chairman / TriGem Computer, Inc. Korea
• CEO, founder / Mondo system, Inc Korea.

With more than 35 years wireless experience and 27 US patents, with 11 more pending, Dr. William C.Y. Lee is regarded as a world-class scholar in wireless communications. Dr. Lee spent 15 years as one of the pioneers in developing the advanced wireless technology, AMPS, for Bell Labs. Subsequently, he joined the ITT Defense Communications Division where he headed the advanced mobile communications system.

In 1990, Dr. Lee invented and patented a new microcell system that increased radio capacity by 2.5 times over the conventional microcell system. As a leader in personal communications network (PCN) technology, Dr. Lee led the team that won the PCN license in the UK in 1989 for PacTel. In addition, he headed up the application of PacTel's PCS experimental trial in 1993. It was under his leadership that the first CDMA commercial system was completed in Los Angeles, CA in 1995. Dr. Lee went on to assist Qualcomm in the development of their CDMA technologies.

Dr. Lee formerly served as co-chairman of the CTIA ARTS Committee, which initiated the selection of the 2G Standard System for the United States. His previous positions also included Chief Scientist and Vice President of Vodafone Airtouch and Chairman of LinkAir Communications, Inc.

Dr. Lee has been elected as an IEEE Fellow and has served as a member of numerous councils, including the California State Council on Science and Technology, the US Council on Competitiveness and the FCC Technical Advisory Council. He has earned many prestigious awards, including the IEEE VTS Avant Garde Award, the C.T.I.A. Award, the CDMA Industry Achievement Award, the SATEC Award, a Bell Lab Service Award and, most recently, the IEEE Third Millennium Medal Award. Dr. Lee has published more than 200 articles and seven text books on wireless communications.