Cobasys LLC

Mr. Neslage has over thirty years experience in various leadership and executive positions in the energy industry, with an emphasis on commercialization of new technology. In 1994, he became the first Managing Director and CEO of Hydro-Texaco, a Scandinavian joint venture company between Texaco and Norsk Hydro. Mr. Neslage formed and led efforts of Texaco Global Products in 1995 and was appointed its President in 1996. In 1999, Mr. Neslage was named to Texaco's Executive Operating Committee and given the additional responsibilities of Vice President of Marketing for Texaco Inc. and served as Chairman of the Board of Directors for Fuel and Marine Marketing Inc. He became the President of Cobasys in 2002 and was appointed Chief Executive Officer in January 2003.

Mr. Lindholm has 25 years experience in product development, technical support and sales and 5 years with hybrid electric battery systems at Cobasys. He joined Texaco as a Research Engineer in 1981. In 1991, Lindholm was named Group Leader for product development of fuel, lubricant, and additive products at Texaco Research and Development in Beacon, NY. In 1994, he was assigned the duties of Technical Manager for Texaco Global Products in Novi, MI followed by a position of Global Automotive OEM Manager for Chevron Texaco Global Lubricants where he directed international development and sales of automotive lubricant and coolant products to OEMs on a global basis. He joined Cobasys in 2002 as Vice President of Transportation Sales and was appointed Chief Sales Officer in 2004.

Mr. Absher began at Delco Remy in 1973 where he progressed through increasing roles of responsibility in manufacturing and engineering. In 1990, Mr. Absher was appointed Customer Program Manager, responsible for commercial and engineering relationships with Saturn and GM Truck and Bus. In 1994, he was named Quality Assurance Manager for GM Ovonic, the predecessor to Cobasys. In 1998, he was appointed President of Ovonic Energy Products and Plant Manager of the Kettering, Ohio production facility, a leased facility later replaced by the Company's Springboro facility. In 2003, he was named Vice President of Product Development.

Jim Greiwe is Vice President of Manufacturing and Plant Manager of the Springboro, Ohio production facility for Cobasys. Mr. Greiwe held various production and quality control positions within GM manufacturing operations before being named Superintendent of Manufacturing in 1981. In 1994, he was named Operations Manager for GM Ovonic in Troy, Michigan. In 2000, he was named President of GM Ovonic, a position he held until July 2001, when he became Vice President of Product Development. In July 2003, he was named Vice President of Manufacturing located in Springboro, Ohio.

Mr. Wagner began his career at National Broach & Machine. In 1991, Wagner was promoted to Sales & Marketing Director at Nachi Corporation and later to Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing in 1999. During his tenure, Wagner developed strategies for joint ventures in order to compete globally in the machine tool industry. Mr. Wagner joined Cobasys in 2002 as Vice President of Marketing. In 2004, he assumed additional responsibility for Corporate Communications.

Mr. Hansen is responsible for Sales of all Cobasys products. He joined Chrysler in 1994 and subsequently led the development of battery management electronics for DaimlerChrysler's electric vehicle team. In 2001, he joined Texaco Ovonic Battery Systems as Manager, Control Systems Group where he developed electronic controls for use in HEV battery systems. In 2002, he assumed responsibility for sales of transportation battery systems. In 2006, Mr. Hansen was appointed General Manager of Sales.

Mr. Menjak is responsible for development and implementation of the strategic business plan, identification and pursuit of business opportunities and ongoing development of corporate strategy. He joined Ovonic Battery Company in 1997 and in 2000 was appointed Project Manager, responsible for commercial and engineering relationships with Chrysler for their Hybrid Electric Vehicle program. He was named Program Manager, Transportation Systems for Texaco Ovonic Battery Systems in 2002. He continued in that position following the formation of Cobasys until 2003. Mr. Menjak was appointed General Manager, Planning and Business Strategy in August of 2005.

Ms. Davies joined Cobasys in 2001 as Human Resources Manager. Prior to joining Cobasys, Ms. Davies held positions as an In-Client Services Manager, Recruiting Manager and was a Project Manager for contract labor relations at a major automotive OEM.