1stWorks Corp.

Prior to founding 1stWorks Corporation in 2000, Mr. Gorgens founded the third of his Inc 500 fast growth startups, Microsystems Software, Inc. in 1989, serving as its Chairman and CEO. Located in Framingham, MA, MSI created easy to use yet sophisticated software solutions for corporate networks and the Internet, including Cyber Patrol, the leading Internet content filtering solution. MSI was purchased by The Learning Company in 1998. Mr. Gorgens founded Alloy Computer Products, Inc., in 1979, serving as its Chairman and CEO. Also located in Framingham MA, Alloy Computer Products developed and marketed backup systems, tape drives and multi user computer systems for the emerging microcomputer marketplace. Alloy grew to $50 million in annual sales by 1986 and executed a successful IPO in June of that year, Mr. Gorgens resigned from Alloy in 1989 to found MSI. Prior to Alloy, Mr. Gorgens was Director of Special Systems Development at Incoterm Corporation in Wellesley MA, later a subsidiary of Honeywell Information Systems.

Prior to founding 1stWorks Corporation in 2000, Mr. Spicer was President of Fast Engines, Inc., based in Cambridge, MA, a developer of web site performance improvement software, which was purchased by Adero Inc., in March 2000. Prior to Fast engines, Mr. Spicer joined Microsystems Software, Inc. in 1994, serving as its President and COO. Located in Framingham, MA, MSI created easy to use yet sophisticated software solutions for corporate networks and the Internet, including Cyber Patrol, the leading Internet content filtering solution. MSI was purchased by The Learning Company in 1998. Prior to MSI, Mr. Spicer served in executive positions with Locus Computing Corporation and AGE Logic Corporation. From 1980, Mr. Spicer served as Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Alloy Computer Products, Inc., driving revenue to $50 million in 1986 and the foundation for a successful IPO in June of that year. Prior to Alloy, Mr. Spicer was a Product Marketing Director at Incoterm Corporation in Wellesley, MA, later a subsidiary of Honeywell Information Systems.