Michael W. Jackman is President of Healthcare Information Solutions for Carestream Health, Inc., the independent company that resulted from the sale of Eastman Kodak Company's Health Group in May 2007. He had been Vice President of Eastman Kodak and General Manager, Healthcare Information Solutions, for Kodak's Health Group. Prior to joining Kodak in 2003, Jackman held top position at a technology start-up specialized in technology development and strategy consulting for companies in the wireless, IP telephone, security and software infrastructure. During his 18-year career at IBM, Jackman served in several senior management roles, including Vice President, Systems and Technology. He also led worldwide business operations for IBM's ThinkPad line and was an Advisor to IBM's Chairman.

Gregory S. Hopper is founder of Netanium Strategic Consulting, a corporate strategy and development consultancy. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Visiting International Faculty Program, Chapel Hill Leasing, and Greenwave Sciences, Inc. Prior to Netanium, Mr. Hopper co-founded and served as Business Development VP for an Austin-based start-up where he was instrumental in closing a $144M IPO in March, 2000. Earlier, he was Program Director of Systems Integration and Manager of Commercial Strategy for the IBM Personal Systems Group, the culmination of a progression of technical and management positions

over a 17-year career with IBM.He holds seven US Patents, has six technical publications,thirteen publications in the IBM Technical Disclosure Bulletin.He is a Senior Member of the IEEE and a member of the Licensing Executives Society.

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Dr. Ted Selker is Associate Professor at MIT Media and Technology Lab, Director of the Context Aware Computing Lab and co-Director of the MIT/Caltech Voting Project.Prior to joining MIT in 1999, Ted was IBM Fellow at IBM Almaden Research, where he introduced a range of innovations. He conceived the TrackPoint in-keyboard pointing device and the

                                                                  Advisory Board:                                       Dr. Ted Selker - MIT Media Labs            Gregory S. Hopper - Netanium Consulting Michael W. Jackman - CareStream Health

ThinkPad 755CV laptop that doubles as a projector.He built IBM's User Systems Ergonomics Research lab and created the famous forum, New Paradigms for Using Computers. He has served as a consulting professor at Stanford and taught at Hampshire University of Massachusetts, as well as Amherst and Brown. Dr. Selker also worked at Xerox PARC and Atari Research. His inventions have received more than thirty awards from industry groups and publications. He is author of eighteen patents and twenty papers in refereed journals and conference proceedings; he has been subject of countless articles published worldwide.

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