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Paul Hanrahan, 51 years old, has been the President, CEO and a member of our Board of Directors since 2002. Prior to assuming his current position, Mr. Hanrahan was the Executive Vice President and COO. In this role, he was responsible for managing all aspects of business development activities and the operation of multiple electric utilities and generation facilities in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Mr. Hanrahan was previously the President and CEO of the AES China Generating Company, Ltd., a public company formerly listed on NASDAQ. Mr. Hanrahan also has managed other AES businesses in the United States, Europe and Asia. In March 2006, he was elected to the board of directors of Corn Products International, Inc. Prior to joining AES, Mr. Hanrahan served as a line officer on the U.S. fast attack nuclear submarine, USS Parche (SSN-683). Mr. Hanrahan is a graduate of Harvard Business School and the U.S. Naval Academy.

Ned Hall is Executive Vice President and President, North America. He joined AES in 1988 as a Project Manager working in the Development Group and has held a variety of development and operating roles for AES, including assignments in the USA, Europe, Asia and Latin America. Ned most recently led the company's wind efforts as Vice President and President, Renewable Generation.

Andrés Gluski has been an Executive Vice President and COO of AES since March 2007. Prior to becoming the COO, Mr. Gluski was Executive Vice President and the Regional President of Latin America from 2006 to 2007. Mr. Gluski was Senior Vice President for the Caribbean and Central America (Venezuela, El Salvador, Panama and the Dominican Republic) from 2003 to 2006, Group Manager and CEO of La Electricidad de Caracas (EDC) from 2002 to 2003, CEO of AES Gener (Chile) in 2001 and EVP of Finance (CFO) and Shared Services of EDC and Corporacion EDC. Prior to joining AES in 2000, Mr. Gluski was Executive Vice President of Corporate Banking for Banco de Venezuela (Grupo Santander), Vice President for Santander Investment Banking, and EVP and CFO of CANTV (subsidiary of GTE) in Venezuela. Mr. Gluski has also worked with the International Monetary Fund in the Treasury and Latin American Departments, served as Director General of Public Finance and Senior Macro Economic Policy Advisor to the Minister of Planning of Venezuela, and was also a Member of the Board for the Venezuelan Investment Fund. Mr. Gluski is a graduate of Wake Forest University and holds an MA and a PhD in Economics from the University of Virginia.

Andrew Vesey is the Executive Vice-President and President of Latin America. He has been with AES since 2004, most recently as Chief Operating Officer for Latin America. Andrew also served as Vice President and Group Manager for AES Latin America, DR-CAFTA Region, as well as Vice President of the Global Business Transformation Group. Prior to AES, Andrew was a Managing Director of the Utility Finance and Regulatory Advisory Practice at FTI Consulting Inc, a Partner in the Energy, Chemicals and Utilities Practice of Ernst & Young LLP, and CEO and Managing Director of Citipower Pty of Melbourne Australia. He received his BA (Economics) and BS Mechanical Engineering from Union College in Schenectady New York and his MS from New York University.

Brian Miller is Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary. Brian joined AES in 2001 and has served as Vice President, Deputy General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, General Counsel for North America and Assistant General Counsel. Prior to AES, Brian was counsel with the law firm Chadbourne & Parke, LLP. He holds a JD from the University of Connecticut School of Law and a BA from Boston College in History and Economics.

Mark Brandstein es responsable de ventas/marketing, servicio al cliente, administracion y la fabricacion a traves de las unidades de negocios de AES. Antes de unirse a AES, el Sr. Brandstein ocupo la Vicepresidencia de las posiciones de Ventas/Marketing para comunicaciones de software y proveedores de servicio incluyendo Opus Telecom, eDial y ICT Inc. Previo a esos anos, Mark fue el Gerente General de Ring Medical, un proveedor de servicios de comunicaciones para la industria del cuidado de la salud. Sus primeros anos incluyeron marketing para tecnologia y consultoria de estrategias en el Yankee Group, diseno de ingenieria en RF y gerente de producto en Hughes Aircraft y M/A-COM, respectivamente. El Sr. Brandstein tiene un BSEE de la Universidad de Massachusetts y un MBA de la Universidad de Southern California.

Victoria Harker is Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Victoria joined AES in January 2006. Prior to AES, Victoria held various senior management positions with MCI, Inc., including Acting Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President of Corporate Finance and Treasurer. In addition, she served as Chief Financial Officer of the $15 billion MCI Group, a publicly traded unit of WorldCom Inc., from 1998 to 2000, and oversaw a variety of finance, information technology and operations responsibilities during her fifteen-year tenure at MCI. She also served as a Financial Manager with the Washington, DC law firm Arnold & Porter, LLP. She holds a BA in English and Economics from the University of Virginia and an MBA in Finance from American University (Washington, DC).

John McLaren is Executive Vice President and regional President of the Europe, CIS and Africa group. Since joining AES in 1993, John has held several senior management positions including AES Vice President of Generation for Europe and Africa. John is a power engineer with extensive commercial and operational experience in construction, commissioning, operation and maintenance of conventional thermal and gas turbine based power plants. Prior to AES, he was with CEGB and PowerGen. He holds an MBA from the University of Greenwich Business School in London.

Mark Woodruff is Executive Vice President and regional President of the Asia and Middle East group. Since joining AES in 1991, Mark has held several senior management positions, including Vice President of business development in North America and Group Manager for the western North America region. Prior to AES, Mark held management positions at Delmarva Power & Light Company and served as General Manager of Burney Forest Products, an integrated sawmill and wood-fired cogeneration facility in California. He holds a BS in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from the University of Delaware and has completed supplemental courses at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and at NATO’s Von Karman Institute in Belgium.

Rich Santoroski is Vice President, Global Risk & Commodity Organization. He joined AES in January 1999 to lead the management of Eastern Energy’s commodity position, later becoming Vice President, Risk Management and Vice President, Energy & Natural Resources. Prior to AES, Rich held various engineering, trading and risk management positions at New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG), including leading the energy trading group. He graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, and earned an MBA and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Syracuse University. Rich is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the state of New York.

Brian is General Manager for AES Security Products Business Unit along with New Business Development including International Sales to Eastern Europe, Africa and Asia. He has 23 years experience with AES in the security industry, developing, marketing and selling products for ruggedized security and communications markets in the U.S. and abroad. Brian is a graduate of the School of Management at the University of Massachusetts.

Gerry is responsible for the products and growth of Advanced AMR, the Energy and Utility business unit of AES Corp. Prior to joining AES, Gerry was a Vice President at McPherson Corporation a financial advisor for capital resources where he was responsible for facilitating the use of credit enhancement, venture capital and corporate alliances to increase capital for business development purposes. Prior to that he was the Economic Development Director for the City of Cambridge, MA, and the Community Development Director for the City of Melrose, MA. He is a Licensed Construction Supervisor in the Commonwealth of MA. Gerry has a BA and MCP from Harvard University in economic and business development.

Tom has worldwide responsibility for AES's fire, security and related alarm division. Prior to AES, Tom was a Regional Sales Manager for Detection Systems, an alarm systems manufacturer, where he was responsible for sales and business development for the New England , New York and Eastern Canada territory. Prior to that he was the Regional Sales Manager for Senstar, a perimeter security products manufacturer where he was responsible for sales, marketing and business development throughout the United States . Tom attended Syracuse University.

John has overall responsibility for the manufacturing operation of AES across all business units which includes purchasing, inventory, production and materials management. Prior to joining AES, John was the Director of Operations at TriGuard and Director of Manufacturing at eDial. Prior to those positions, he was the Director of Systems Engineering at Asyst Technologies and Director of Customer Support at PRI Automation, where he was responsible for worldwide manufacturing, customer support, field services and project management. John has a BSEE from Northeastern University.

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Born in Tokyo and raised in the U.S. His early formation came from contact with Ivan Tcherepnin and John Cage. Tanaka lived in Paris from 1992-1997, in residency at IRCAM (Centre Pompidou), STEIM (Amterdam) and V2 (Rotterdam). He realized an installation with Fred Frith in 1994. In 1995 he became Artistic Ambassador for Apple France. Tanaka has worked with biosignals and networks as musical instruments and for sound/image performances. His trio Sensorband is a performance ensemble of sensor-instrumentalists. He is currently conducting research on network music, for his performances and as part of the Audio Engineering Society's (AES) Network Audio Technical Committee. He is also on the Board of Directors of ISEA (Inter-Society of Electronic Art). In 1997 Atau moved to Tokyo on a commission from NTT-ICC. He remains active in Europe and Canada in performance and installation work. He has a CD upcoming on Caipirinha Music.

Bob True has more than 15 years of experience in the audio engineering field, as principal of True Technologies and, earlier, in engineering roles for International Jensen. At Jensen, he was initially responsible for developing new product technologies, computer-modeling capabilities, and automated measurement systems. Later, as senior director of engineering, True managed Jensen's design engineering staff of 25 and was responsible for product design, technology development, validation testing, research activities, computer network systems, new market development, and corporate quality systems (QS9000). True is an active member in the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and has published several papers on loudspeaker modeling and measurement. He received a BSEE from the University of Wisconsin, where he studied electroacoustics, DSP, and audio electronics. He also received a MSEE from the Illinois Institute of Technology, where he specialized in DSP technologies.

Dirk Noy has a Diploma in Experimental Solid State Physics from the University of Basel, Switzerland and is a graduate from Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts, Orlando, USA. Since he joined the Walters-Storyk Design Group in early 1997 he has been involved in numerous international small and large room acoustical design and consultation projects. Since late 1997 Dirk Noy heads WSDG's European Office in Basel, Switzerland. Dirk Noy has extensive experience in Applied Mathematics, acoustical measurement and calculation techniques, audio engineering, systems design and all facets of Information Technologies. His language abilities include German, Dutch, French and English. As a publishing member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES) and the Swiss Acoustical Society (SGA) he is operator and beta tester for acoustical software applications such as simulation and measurement programs on Windows, DOS and Unix platforms. Dirk Noy has been Managing Director of Unicorn Sound Systems, Switzerland, and is a Publishing Member of the Editorial Staff for Music Scene Magazine, Switzerland and has been part of numerous live events and recording projects. Dirk Noy hat ein Diplom in experimenteller Festkoerperphysik der Universit"t Basel, Schweiz (http://www.physik.unibas.ch/), und absolvierte danach ein Nachdiplomstudium am Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts, Orlando, USA (http://www.fullsail.com/). Seit er Anfangs 1997 der Walters-Design Group beitrat, ist er involviert in zahlreiche internationale akustische Planungs-, Optimierungs- und Beratungsprojekte. Seit Ende 1997 leitet er WSDG-e, das Europab ro von WSDG. Dirk Noy hat weitreichende Erfahrung in akustischen Mess- und Berechnungstechniken, Audioengineering und Systemdesign sowie Informationstechnologie. Seine sprachlichen F"higkeiten schliessen Deutsch, Englisch, Franz sisch und Holl"ndisch ein. Als publizierendes Mitglied der AES (Audio Engineering Society) (http://www.aes.org/) und der SGA (Schweizerische Gesellschaft f r Akustik) ist er Betatester und Operator von verschiedensten akustiklastigen Rechnerapplikationen wie akustischer Mess- und Simulationssoftware auf Windows, DOS und Unix Plattformen. Dirk Noy war Geschaeftsfuehrer von Unicorn Sound Systems und ist freischaffender Mitarbeiter beim Schweizer Musikmagazin music scene (www.music-scene.ch) Er ist nach wie vor regelm"ssig als Techniker beteiligt an Livekonzerten und Tonaufnahmen.

Doug Hein, is a co-founder and the President of Access Enterprise Solutions, LLC. Doug has more than 26 years of experience in starting, growing and managing professional services teams and organizations. Doug manages the AES relationships with the business and investment communities and closely advises the AES management team on its strategic direction. He serves as a member of the AES Board of Directors.

Harmonic Design was created in 2005 by Eric Seifert, an acoustical designer with more than 15 years of experience in consulting, project management, auditorium design, and communication/performance systems coordination. Throughout his career, Eric has provided creative acoustical solutions for clients worldwide, on projects of all sizes and budgets. He began his consulting career with the firm of Artec Consultants Inc., New York in 1989, working on initial acoustics designs for the Philadelphia Orchestra's new concert hall and the Toronto Ballet Opera House. As a Senior Consultant at Artec, Eric became responsible for day-to-day acoustics aspects of highly successful projects including the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, Vancouver; the Toronto Centre for the Arts, Toronto and the Lucerne Culture and Congress Center, Switzerland. Eric joined the firm of Acoustic Dimensions Inc. in 1994, and became a Principal Consultant in 1997. He served as the lead acoustic designer for Walt Disney Imagineering on all public, dining, and entertainment spaces for the Disney Cruise Line's Magic and Wonder ocean liners. Eric also managed acoustical design projects as diverse as the AT&T Athletes' Pavilion for the Atlanta Olympics; Universal Studios CityWalk, a multi-venue entertainment and themed dining complex in Orlando, Florida; the new Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA; and a 2000-seat performance theater for Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, FL. During his tenure at Acoustic Dimensions, Eric also worked closely on auditorium design, acoustics, and integration of performance technologies for many of the largest ministries in the country, including Prestonwood Baptist Church, and Potters House Ministries, both in Dallas, TX. He served as project manager for acoustics, choir riser design, staging coordination, performance lighting, and audiovisual services for the renovation of a 4,000-seat theatre, originally built in 1927, for the Brooklyn Tabernacle Church in Brooklyn, New York - home to the multiple Grammy award winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Eric returned to Artec Consultants Inc. between 2002 and 2005 as Director of Acoustics and Managing Director, bringing to the team his leadership skills in acoustical consulting and design, project management, and administration. Projects he managed during this period included new concert halls for the City of Reykjavik, Iceland, and a new five-hall music performance/education complex in Aalborg, Denmark. Eric received a Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Engineering Physics from Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey. He is a member of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA), the United States Institute of Theatre Technology (USITT), the Audio Engineering Society (AES), and is an Allied Member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).

Gregory L. Holmes, MD, is chief of neurology at Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover, New Hampshire, and past president of the AES. He is widely published as a researcher focusing on the delineation, effects, and treatment of pediatric/developmental epilepsy. In addition to being active in professional society and hospital committees, Dr. Holmes has served on the editorial boards of 8 epilepsy journals, has been in multiple NIH study sections, and has lectured internationally at hospitals, medical schools, and major epilepsy and neurology associations. He also serves as a doctor for Camp Wee-Kan-Tu, a camp for children with epilepsy in Massachusetts.

Jennifer Didlo is President and Plant Manager of AES Deepwater. Jennifer joined AES in 1998 to support the purchase and transition of AES Southland from Southern California Edison. She was also the Plant Manager at AES Placerita. Prior to joining AES, Jennifer held Plant Manager, Supervisory and Engineering positions at Southern California Edison. She holds a Master's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the California State University and a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the California Polytechnic State University.

Mr. Humke is the former President and Chief Operating Officer of Indianapolis Power & Light Company (NYSE: IPL), now currently a subsidiary of AES (NYSE: AES). Prior to joining IPL, Mr. Humke served as President and CEO of Indiana Bell and President and CEO of Ameritech Services. Mr. Humke serves on many public and private boards, including State Auto (NASDAQ: STFC), LDI Management, and Cambridge Capital Management. Mr. Humke serves as the Trustee of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and is a life director of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.

Tim joined Audio Architects in February 2002 as an installation technician. Previously, he worked in the construction trade helping his dad during the summers starting at age 13. He first entered the audio world when he got involved in car stereos in high school. He started a business selling and installing car audio his senior year. The winter after graduating high school he went to car audio school (covering basic electronics, acoustics and installation practices) at Mobile Dynamics in Phoenix, AZ. After finishing top of his class and receiving MECP certification, he worked at a custom car audio shop in Phoenix for about six months. Tim then moved back to Wisconsin and was hired at Audio Architects a few months later. He has received continual training from experience co-workers, seminars and classes. He is NICET Level 1 certified and passed the NSCA C-EST exam in 2004. He is also a member of AES (Audio Engineering Society) and Syn-Aud-Con. In his free time, Tim is an active member of his congregation, plays guitar and drums and runs sound for his band, DJs for weddings, does digital recording and audio post production, and still somehow finds time for his fianc" size="5" color="#000080">Andy Pierson andy@audio-architects.com , Sales & Installation

Mr. Libson has 30 years of energy industry experience including international and domestic assignments with Amoco/British Petroleum, The AES Corporation, and Trintek Energy Consulting, Inc. As a consultant to Invenergy LLC, Mr. Libson assisted the Invenergy wind team with development of the Buffalo Mountain Wind Energy Project in 2003. He has significant experience in EPC contractor and turbine supplier negotiations with counterparties such as Duke Fluor Daniel, Stone and Webster/Shaw Group, NEPCO, Parsons, Mortenson, D.H. Blattner, TIC, Westinghouse, Mitsubishi, GE, and Vestas American Wind Technology. He is a licensed Professional Engineer by exam in Texas, and holds a B.S. degree in Petroleum Engineering from Texas Tech University and an MBA with a concentration in Finance from the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas.

Walter Futterweit, MD, FACE, is Clinical Professor of Medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City and a Fellow of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (FACE). He has devoted twenty-six years to the study of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and its treatment. A graduate with honors from New York University, Dr. Futterweit began working at Mount Sinai Hospital as an endocrinology fellow and has worked with Mount Sinai in a clinical and research capacity ever since. Along with treating over 1900 patients with PCOS, his work in the laboratory has produced many discoveries in the field. Dr. Futterweit's lab was the first to define the role of androgens in PCOS and also to define insulin's dynamics with the disorder. Dr. Futterweit's research efforts are now focused on the follow-up of women with PCOS and their risks for Insulin Resistance Syndrome (IRS) and cardiovascular and metabolic abnormalities. He is also studying a gene marker associated with PCOS near the insulin receptor region. His work takes him around the world to lecture at various meetings and clinical symposia. Dr. Futterweit has published extensively on the topic, including scientific journals such as Endocrine Practice, the New England Journal of Medicine, the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, and the Archives of Internal Medicine. He also wrote the first textbook on Polycystic Ovarian Disease in 1984. Dr. Futterweit participates on the advisory board of the Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Association (PCOSA), and is an active member of multiple professional organizations such as the American Medical Association (AMA), Endocrine Society, Androgen Excess Society (AES), American Diabetes Association (ADA) and a Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP). Dr. Futterweit has received numerous awards for his work, including Endocrinologist of the Year from the Mount Sinai Medical Center, and one of New York Magazine's Best Doctors in New York Metro Area. He also has received a special honor award for his important role in the PCOSA.

He was Co-Founder President and CEO of the AES Corporation (AES). He was president and CEO of company from 1994 to 2002. AES was formed in 1981 to generate and sell electricity, AES has grown into a leading global power company with business in over 30 countries, $40 billion in assets, revenue of over $10 billion per year, and 30,000 employees. Corporate headquarters are in Arlington, VA. Dennis is currently the President and CEO of Imagine Schools, an education service provider for K-12 public charter and independent schools nationwide.

John (Jay) B. Morse, Jr. has been a Director of AES since December 2008. Mr. Morse is Retired Senior Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer of The Washington Post Company, where he had corporate responsibility for technology, investor relations, treasury and investment functions as well as tax, audit and accounting areas. Mr. Morse is also former President, Washington Post Telecommunications, having joined the Post in July 1989 as Vice President and Controller and most recently served as Senior Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer until his retirement in December 2008. Prior to joining The Washington Post Company, Mr. Morse was a partner at Price Waterhouse (now PricewaterhouseCoopers), an international accounting firm, where he worked with publishing/media companies and multilateral lending institutions for more than 17 years. Mr. Morse is a director and chairman of the Audit Committee of Host Hotels & Resorts Corporation, and a Director of Home Shopping Network, where he is a member of the Audit Committee and Chairman of the Compensation and Human Resources Committee. He also serves as the President of the College Foundation of the University of Virginia. A certified public accountant, Mr. Morse is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Financial Executives Institute where for the past fifteen years he has served on the Committee on Corporate Reporting. In addition, Mr. Morse is a member of the Financial Accounting Standards Advisory Council and he is a past chairman of the US Council for Financial Executives of the Conference Board. Mr. Morse holds degrees from the University of Virginia (B.A. History) and the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania (M.B.A. Industrial Relations and Accounting).

John A. Koskinen was named as Freddie Mac’s interim chief executive officer in March 2009, having served as non-executive chairman since September 2008, when the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) placed the company into conservatorship. He will be serving in this capacity until FHFA appoints a permanent CEO. As non-executive chairman, Koskinen was responsible for ensuring strong corporate governance and forming a new Board of Directors for Freddie Mac. He was appointed to the position by FHFA Director James B. Lockhart. Koskinen has extensive public and private sector experience. He worked at the Palmieri Company for many years, including serving as President and CEO from 1979 to 1993. There he participated in the restructuring and turnarounds of many companies including the Penn Central Transportation Company, Levitt and Sons, Inc. and Mutual Benefit, the largest insurance company in history to fail. Most recently, Koskinen served as president of the United States Soccer Foundation. Prior to that, he served as deputy mayor and city administrator of the District of Columbia, where he was responsible for the operation of all city departments. Koskinen has also occupied several senior positions with the federal government, including service as deputy director for management in the Office of Management and Budget, where he coordinated the work of the chief financial officers, chief information officers and inspectors general of all government agencies. He also guided the country into the new millennium as the Chair of the President’s Council on Year 2000 Conversion. Koskinen earned his law degree from the Yale University School of Law, where he was graduated cum laude. He also has a Bachelor’s degree magna cum laude in physics from Duke University. He served for 12 years as a trustee of Duke University and was also chairman of the Board for three years. He currently serves on the Boards of the AES Corporation, American Capital, Ltd. and the nonprofit D.C. Education Compact.

Mr. Lader, the former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, is non-executive Chairman of WPP Group plc, the worldwide advertising/communications firm. He is also a Senior Adviser to Morgan Stanley, a director of WPP, Lloyd's of London, Marathon Oil and AES Corporations, a trustee of RAND Corporation, St. Paul's Cathedral, and The Salzburg Seminar, and a partner at the law firm, Nelson, Mullins, Riley & Scarborough. Ambassador Lader served in President Clinton's Cabinet and was White House Deputy Chief of Staff and an Assistant to the President, Deputy Director for Management of the Office of Management and Budget, and Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration. Before entering government service, he had been Executive Vice President of Sir James Goldsmith's U.S. holdings, President of Sea Pines Company, and President of universities in South Carolina and Australia, as well as a candidate for South Carolina Governor in 1986. He founded Renaissance Weekends, the non-partisan family retreats for innovative leaders from diverse fields, in 1981. Mr. Lader resides in Charleston, SC.

Sandra O. Moose has been a Director of AES since April 2004. Dr. Moose is President of Strategic Advisory Services and previously was a Senior Vice President of The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). She joined BCG in 1968, was a Director since 1975, and a Senior Vice President through 2003. She managed BCG's New York Office from 1988 1998 and was appointed Chair of the East Coast. Dr. Moose received her PhD and MA in economics from Harvard University and BA summa cum laude in economics from Wheaton College. Dr. Moose serves on the Boards of Directors of Verizon Communications, Rohm and Haas Company, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and IXIS Advisor Funds and Loomis Sayles Funds where she is Chairperson of the Board of Trustees. Dr. Moose serves on the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee and the Special Committee of the Board (and will serve on the newly formed Finance and Investment Committee). The Board has determined that Dr. Moose meets the standards of independence established by the NYSE and the Sarbanes Oxley Act.

Sven Sandstrom has been a Director of AES since October 2002. He is the former Managing Director of the World Bank, and retired from the Bank in December 2001. He is a member of the Governing Council and Treasurer of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). He co-chairs the funding negotiations for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria. He chairs the funding negotiations for the African Development Bank. Mr. Sandstrom serves on the Financial Audit Committee and the Nominating, Governance and Corporate Responsibility Committee of the Board.

Between starting a small sound and lighting production company at the age of 15 and working part-time as a sound tech with MP Productions, Patrick found a love for production at an early age. Originally from Carlisle, Arkansas, Patrick attended University of Arkansas at Monticello, and then transferred to MediaTech Institute in Dallas, Texas. There he earned a degree in Audio Engineering & Studio Techniques as well as completed courses in Mixing, Mastering, & Post-Production Audio, Live Sound, Business of Music, and Producing & Songwriting. Working on stage for many different types of events, Patrick learned the ins and outs of the production industry. Patrick joined the NEI team in 2006 after working under contract for a short time with NEI at the State Fair of Texas & at their facilities in Florida. Patrick is a member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES). Patrick shares his home with his 2 Irish Setters, Mac & Erin.