Chris G. Macris, Chief Technical Officer

Mr. Macris has a deep understanding of the thermodynamic and materials science aspects of thermal management. He has presented peer-reviewed papers at various industry workshops and conferences. Mr. Macris has generated 13 patents and has over 20 years of relevant thermal research and development experience. He was the principal company researcher for a RTD grant through the WTC, as well as the principal researcher for subcontracted Air Force SBIR grants. Mr. Macris has a B.Sc. in General Science from Seattle University.

Robert G. Ebel, Senior Research Engineer

Mr. Ebel has over 30 years of experience in the electronics industry at such companies as Coinstar, Bank of America and as an independent contractor. His expertise includes electronic system and component level design and implementation, design of experiments for reliability testing and thermal interface research. Mr. Ebel has been instrumental in the creation of custom test methods and equipment, and has co-authored several patents in the field of low-melt alloy thermal interfaces. He has a certification in General Electronics from NSCC.

John C. McCullough, Senior Research Engineer

Mr. McCullough has over 25 years of experience in the thermal, electrical and mechanical requirements of complex systems for military and commercial applications including avionics for the stealth bomber and tomahawk missile. Mr. McCullough has co-authored papers published by the IEEE and has proposed and completed SBIR projects for the Department of Energy, DARPA and the Air Force. He has a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and a M.Sc. in Software Engineering from Seattle University.

Susan L. (Sue) Mackey

Ms. Mackey has served on the Company's Advisory Board since October 2002, and has been an informal advisor to the Company for many years prior. Since 1990, Ms. Mackey has been Principal of The Mackey Group, a national leader in the development of performance/skills standards and related competency-based management instruments used in government, private enterprise and academia.

From 1972 Ms. Mackey has been a business development consultant and successful business owner in such diverse fields as banking, travel, production, distribution and training both nationally and internationally. She is a published author and business columnist, and has been both a keynote speaker and lecturer at national conferences.

Ms. Mackey serves on many boards, including the European Union Policy Advisory Board, the President's Small Business Advisory Board, the Board of Advisors of Seattle University's Albers School of Business, and formerly, the Security Bank of Ohio.

Ishaque S. Mehdi

Mr. Mehdi, a member of Enerdyne's Advisory Board since November 2004, is a senior professional electrical engineer with more than 40 years of experience at the Boeing Company. Currently Chief Engineer in Boeing's Phantom Works Unit, Mr. Mehdi has held numerous senior technical and managerial positions in the Military Airplane Division of Boeing DS&G, Boeing Commercial Airplane Group in Everett, the BCAG Engineering Division, and the Space & Communications Group.

His broad expertise includes design, development and manufacturing in such diverse areas as systems/subsystems technology, electrical and mechanical power and storage systems, human systems integration, vehicle management, and electrical engineering. Mr. Mehdi has contributed broadly across Boeing's commercial, space, and military units and has experience in new business acquisition, applying for and winning government grants, and technology transition from R&D to production.

Mr. Mehdi earned a B.S. in Physics from Andhra University in Waltair, India before coming to the United States where his advanced academic credentials include a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Florida, and both a M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and a M.B.A. from Seattle University. He is the author of numerous technical papers, and has been frequently published in SAE, IECEC, and IEEE proceedings and journals.

W. M. (Bill) McCullough

Mr. McCullough joined the Company's Advisory Board in September 2002 after a distinguished 37-year career at the Boeing Company. From 1997 until his retirement in 1999 Mr. McCullough served as Vice President of Information and Surveillance Systems, successfully completing over $500M in sales. Previously he served as Design Engineer, Program Manager, Program Director and Director of Research before rising to Defense and Space Group Vice President of Business Development in 1994.

During his career, Mr. McCullough has managed both large and small organizations, and been a key innovator in integrated circuits, avionics, business development, research, design, production, and sales. Mr. McCullough has a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from New Mexico State University where he is an active member of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Academy, and a Distinguished Alumni honoree. He additionally earned a M.Sc. in Systems Management from the University of Southern California.

William L. Valenti

Mr. Valenti joined the Company's Advisory Board in April 2003. He is co-founder/CEO of venture-funded Melodeo which provides downloadable content and rights management for wireless devices. He was previously the CEO of HEEDworks, an innovative provider of patented financing for affordable housing, and the CEO of Hutchison Mediator, a mobile multi-media software company.

From April 2000 to September 2001, he was CEO of Viatru Inc. (previously known as World2Market.com), connecting artisan communities in developing countries with U.S. retailers. Prior to Viatru, Mr. Valenti co-founded and served as first CEO of Tegic Communications, the developer of a proprietary text-input technology for cellular phones and PDA devices (named T9) that he helped license to worldwide manufacturers; after America Online acquired Tegic in December 1999, Mr. Valenti became a VP of Business Development at AOL.

Before Tegic, he co-founded New Pacific Partners, an investment bank helping U.S. companies expand their business in Asia. He began his career with Chemical Bank and Riggs Bank, doing business in Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong, and working with multi-lateral financial institutions such as World Bank, IFC, Asia Development Bank, USAID, etc.

He is a graduate of the American Graduate School of International Management and holds undergraduate degrees from Temple University and American University in Paris. Mr. Valenti lived and worked in various Asian countries for almost two decades and is conversant in Mandarin Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.