Carey  G. Birmingham has served as our President, Chief Executive Officer, Chief
Financial Officer and Director since we were reincorporated in Delaware in 1999,
and  is  now  an  Executive-Vice  President  and  a  Director.  Since  1996, Mr.
Birmingham  served  as  chairman  and  president of ITS Texas, as well as Pensar
Technologies  LLC.  Mr.  Birmingham  was  responsible  for  the  formation  and
management  of  ITS  Texas  in  September  1996,  which  was a development stage
company.  Prior  to  the  formation  of  ITS  Texas,  Mr.  Birmingham  was  also
responsible  for  the  formation  of Pensar Technologies LLC in 1995, a start-up
company  created  to  design  and  market  the  technology  known  as  the 2000S
In-Circuit  Test System. Mr. Birmingham was responsible, until October 23, 2003,
for  long-term  strategic planning and all day-to-day administrative activities,
including marketing, finance, profit and loss responsibility, building strategic
alliances  and  developing sales . Mr. Birmingham will now assist the Company in
its  capital  markets activities, strategic planning, and certain administrative
activities,  such  as  regulatory  compliance,  and  sales  and  marketing.

During  the  past  14  years,  in  addition  to  his work in venture capital and
individual  investments,  Mr. Birmingham had served in various capacities.  From
March  1982  through  April 1984, Mr. Birmingham served as Asset Manager and Sr.
Asset  Manager  for  New  York  Life Insurance.  Mr. Birmingham served as a Vice
President  for  Unicorp  American  Corporation  and Executive Vice President for
Unicorp  Property Management, a subsidiary, from May 1984 through November 1989.
Mr.  Birmingham  served  as  a Portfolio Director for United Services Automobile
Association  (USAA) from 1990 through part of 1992.  In addition, Mr. Birmingham
served  as  a  consultant  for Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance and Mutual Benefit
Life  from 1992 through 1994.  Mr. Birmingham has been responsible for the asset
and  property  management  of  real  estate portfolios  valued in excess of $250
Million  at  New  York  Life,  $300-$400 Million at Unicorp American,  $200-$300
Million  at  USAA  and  approximately  $300 -$400 million at Fidelity and Mutual
Benefit  Life.  During his tenure with these companies, Mr. Birmingham generated
gross  sales  proceeds  of  over  $700 million from the sale of properties.  Mr.
Birmingham  received  a  BA  degree  from  New  York  University  in  1980.