Rob Tolleson - Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer, CPO Commerce, Inc.       Mr. Tolleson, brings experience as both a corporate executive and entrepreneur to the CPO team. Prior to founding CPO, Mr. Tolleson served as President and Chief Executive Officer at CLICK Radio, a digital music service for PCs and related devices. Previously, Mr. Tolleson founded and served as President & CEO of Fast Forward, Inc., a new media company engaged in communicating the value of personal technology goods and services to mainstream consumers. Before embarking on his entrepreneurial ventures, Mr. Tolleson was employed by Turner Broadcasting System, a division of Time Warner Inc. From 1998 to 1999, he served as Senior Vice President, Business Operations and Development, and as Deputy Chief Operating Officer of the CNN News Group, where he was involved in overseeing six television networks, two radio networks, CNN Interactive and other businesses representing more than $1 billion in annual revenue. While in this role, Mr. Tolleson was directly responsible for generating over $300 million in strategic partnerships. From 1993 to 1997, Mr. Tolleson served as Vice President of Business Development for Turner International where he spearheaded the development of several international television networks, with a particular focus on Latin America. From 1987 to 1991, Mr. Tolleson served as an Investment Banking Analyst and Associate with Morgan Stanley & Co. Mr. Tolleson received a Master in Business Administration from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science from Washington and Lee University and sits on the Board of the National Monuments Foundation.

	R. Steven Hicks - Chairman, Capstar Partners, LLC       Mr. Hicks, is Chairman of Capstar Partners, LLC, a private investment company that specializes in funding both early stage technology, media, and financial services companies; as well as traditional investments in real estate, publicly traded stocks, and private non-technology companies. Prior to forming Capstar Partners, Mr. Hicks served as Vice Chairman of AMFM, Inc., the largest owner and operator of radio stations in the U.S., and President of its New Media division. In 1996, Mr. Hicks founded Capstar Broadcasting Corporation which he grew into a leading broadcaster with 350 radio stations before undertaking a successful public offering on the New York Stock Exchange in 1998. In August 1999, Capstar Broadcasting merged with Chancellor Media Corporation, another radio industry powerhouse, in a stock swap valued at $4.1 billion, and was renamed AMFM, Inc. AMFM was subsequently sold to Clear Channel Communications for approximately $25 billion in the year 2000. A 33-year veteran of the radio broadcasting industry, including 20 as a station owner, Mr. Hicks was named Radio Executive of the Year in 1997 and ranked as one of the 10 Most Powerful People in the Radio business by Radio Ink magazine that same year. In 1996, Mr. Hicks was honored as Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year and was recognized as "Broadcaster of the Year" by the Texas Association of Broadcasters. Mr. Hicks also serves on numerous charitable and professional boards including XM Satellite Radio, Prime Medical Services and Trade Up Commerce.   David Schofman - President, Callaway Golf Interactive, Inc.       Named the "godfather of golf e-commerce" by Golf Retailer Magazine, and "one of the most influential figures in the golf industry under the age of 40" by GolfWeek Magazine, Mr. Schofman is the President of Callaway Golf Interactive, Inc. Mr. Schofman had previously been the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Trade Up Commerce, Inc., which was acquired by Callaway Golf in May 2004. Trade Up Commerce was founded in June of 2000 as an asset recovery service provider providing maximum financial return on distressed merchandise for retailers and manufacturers. The company operated Callaway Golf Pre-Owned and managed the innovative Trade In, Trade Up™ program for Callaway. Prior to starting Trade Up Commerce, Mr. Schofman created one of the most successful e-commerce golf retail companies, Igogolf.com, in 1995. Mr. Schofman sold the company to CBS Sportsline (NASDAQ: SPLN) in June of 1998. With CBS Sportsline as a key partner, Mr. Schofman and his team soon acquired the largest online seller of used golf clubs, Golfclubtrader.com. By combining Igogolf.com with Golfclubtrader.com, David and his team were able to create a dynamic online environment that allowed customers to buy, sell and trade for brand-name new and used golf clubs. The formula proved highly successful and CBS Sportsline was able to sell the business, along with their other e-commerce assets, to MVP.com in January of 2000.