· Filed first patent infringement action Management & Advisors Joe Beyers, Chairman & CEO A corporate leader with an inventor’s soul. Experienced in key business disciplines including IP, Law, M&A, and Technology. Former IP Chief of HP for 34 years and grew its IP income by 20x over a six-year period. Led planning & strategy, ran patent, standards, technology and brand licensing for all of HP. Inventor of the world’s 1st commercial 32-bit computer chip and started 7 software businesses in HP. Led HP’s $600M/yr Internet Business Unit and led equity investments, acquisitions and divestitures – over $2B in total value. Spun out technology from, and started 8 companies, during his tenure at HP. Founder, CEO or Chairman of four IP centric start-ups. Recognized as an industry leader in corporate IP and contributing author in two IP books. Wayne Sobon, SVP & General Counsel Served as VP and Chief IP Counsel for Rambus Inc., leading their global IP programs and was Associate General Counsel and Director of global IP programs for Accenture for 10 years. President of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) and is a frequent speaker and lecturer on IP issues. Member of the U.S. Patent Office’s Public Advisory Committee. Recipient of the Gold Medal Award from the U.S. Department of Commerce for his IP Contributions. Jon Rortveit, SVP & IP Acquisitions and Licensing Jon brings a wealth of expertise and experience in leveraging IP assets to turn startups into financially strong corporations. Former CEO of Tynax Inc., where he lead the global patent broker and technology trading exchange for over 6 years. He grew Tynax from a pre-revenue Silicon Valley startup into a profitable global organization. Anna Johns, VP & IP Licensing Former Director of Patent Licensing and commercialization at Ericson where she was responsible for all North American IP licensing activities and completed over $200M in transactions. Served as Senior Manager of patent licensing for Nokia and founded Nokia’s WLAN patent licensing program. Began career in IP as a patent litigation attorney. Saxon Noh, VP & IP Counsel Developed and executed global IP protection strategies while Principal Litigation attorney at Rambus. Investor Relations Contact: Chris Camarra Phone: (212) 260-0579 chris@inventergy.com Disclaimer: This fact sheet contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such statements are valid only as of today, and we disclaim any obligation to update this information. Actual results may differ significantly from management’s expectations. | Distinctive Strategy Inventergy seeks to build relationships based on trust, transparency, and shared opportunity. It is creative about licensing structures, able to deliver greater value for all participants. The Company engages on various levels with potential licensees, exploring legal, financial and business ramifications. Inventergy strives to make realistic, objective, long-term assessments & valuations as key ingredients in its overall strategy. In addition, it aims to obtain superior value in a reasonable timeframe with manageable levels of risk. Inventergy seeks the right balance of best total expected value, moderate assertion cost & time and risk as opposed to either low aggression or high aggression approaches to IP monetization that can have high assertion costs, long time to revenue, or potential for sub-par revenue realization. Inventergy plans to acquire additional IP asset portfolios through strategic relationships with significant industry-leading companies, with an emphasis on technology leaders who may be either moving out of markets or may have IP assets that exceed what they need in their core businesses. Inventergy’s flexible business model emphasizes flexibility over a rigid ‘one size fits all’ approach. Inventergy’s strategy has three pillars: - Execution: Deploying a corporate licensing style that can yield appropriate return on investment, while avoiding the excesses of over-aggression. - Acquisition: Developing longer-term client relationships with a small number of large corporations; ideally resulting in better assets and improved deal structures. - Funding: Using both debt and equity to fund acquisitions and support operations, while using various flexible, shared risk models with IP-savvy service providers to help shorten execution time and align interests. Patent Portfolios   
Inventergy has a portfolio of more than 750 patent assets globally. It has acquired significant portfolios from Huawei, Panasonic and recently, Nokia. - Huawei has previously never outsourced IP-commercialization, but selected Inventergy as a strategic partner for a sizable portfolio of important IP in Telecommunications Infrastructure. - Acquired 500 patent assets from Panasonic generally related to 3G and 4G mobile communications and covers technology from Base Station Equipment to End User Equipment Devices and the Service Provisioning and other processes between them. - Recently acquired 83 patent assets from Nokia that enhance and expand the Huawei portfolio. Growth Strategy - Build out and mature licensee pipeline - Expand and deepen patent portfolios - Leverage successful license agreements into future opportunities - Selectively utilize range of models when engaging with potential partners/licensees |