Board of Directors ::

John Pavlidis

John has held positions of worldwide responsibility with Siemens Medical Solutions and R2 Technology, Inc. He has therefore demonstrated the rare ability to excel in business environments as diverse as a large, complex, multinational corporation with $1Billion in revenues and a small privately held late stage start-up company facing a rapidly changing market and a slowdown in revenues. As President and CEO of R2 Technology, the pioneer and leader in Computer Aided Detection, John led the turnaround of the previously highly successful small company that was going through hard times. He engineered the formation of a new top management team, the re-branding of the company’s image and reputation, the rebuilding of employee morale and customer confidence, the recovery to higher growth and profitability, and the repositioning of the company to a software-driven business model, which justifies higher valuations. The company was successfully sold at approximately 5X revenues after 19 months under John’s leadership.

Steve Brinn

Steve Brinn is General Counsel at Clario. He previously served as CEO of LumenIQ, a biometric imaging software company. Prior to LumenIQ, Mr. Brinn held senior executive positions at Trillium Corporation, a real estate and resource investment company, and was managing partner at Brett & Daugert, a Northwest Washington law firm. Mr. Brinn serves on the boards of several early stage technology companies. He is a graduate of Stanford University and Yale Law School.

Erik Anderson

Mr. Anderson, age 48, is President of WestRiver Capital, a private investment company; Chairman of Tachyon Networks, Inc., an advanced satellite-based internet solutions company; and vice-Chairman of Montgomery & Co., LLC, an investment bank serving growth companies in technology, media and healthcare since 2002. He is also Chairman of Zula, LLC, a science education company; and a Board member of GEI, a leisure business based on golf entertainment. From 1998 to 2002, Mr. Anderson was Chief Executive Officer of Matthew G. Norton, Co., a private investment company. Prior to 1998, he was Chief Executive Officer of Trillium Corporation. In addition, his experience includes tenures as both a partner at the private equity firm of Frazier & Company, LP and as a Vice President of Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. Anderson serves on the Advisory Boards for Northwest Venture Partners and Northwest Capital Partners II. Mr. Anderson is Founder of America’s Foundation for Chess. He holds a master’s and bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree (Cum Laude) in Management Engineering from Claremont McKenna College.