Daou Systems Inc.

Slubowski served as a manager in the health care consulting practice of Ernst & Young. He also held a number of positions within the Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System, including manager of decision support services, assistant administrator of managed care services, and client liaison/systems analyst for information services. He is past chairman and past program development and membership chairs of the Managed Care Executive Group and is currently a member of CHIME. Slubowski has also spent time on the lecture circuit, speaking throughout the United States on a wide variety of topics, including patient care and referral systems, utilization management, measuring health care with performance indicators, managed care information systems for an integrated delivery system and developing managed care information systems through vendor partnerships. He has been a guest lecturer at the University of Michigan, Grand Valley University and Forest Hills Public Schools and is a member of the advisory board for Grand Valley State University's School of Computing and Information Services. Slubowski is the chapter author for "Information Systems in Managed Health Care Plans" of The Managed Healthcare Handbook and The Essentials of Managed Care by Dr. Peter Kongstvedt, 4th edition.

David W. Jahns is a General Partner at Galen Partners. Prior to joining Galen in 1993, Mr. Jahns was a financial Analyst in Smith Barney's Corporate Finance Division for two years. His responsibilities included financial analysis and preparation of proposals for clients on a variety of corporate finance and merger and acquisition-related transactions. He also assisted in the marketing of public offerings, performing due diligence and cash flow analyses. Mr. Jahns earned a B.A. in Political Science and economics from Colgate University, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa, and an M.B.A. from the J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Business, where he specialized in Health Services Management. Mr. Jahns currently serves on the boards of DAOU Systems, Inc., Specialized Health Products International, Inc. and several of Galen's privately held portfolio companies. Bill Williams is a Special Venture Partner with Galen Partners. Galen Partners is one of the largest and most influential private equity investment firms focused solely on the healthcare industry. He was President of Pyxis Corporation from 1996-1998. He joined Pyxis in 1988 as the second employee and its Vice-President of Marketing and Sales. Later he would serve as Vice-President of Sales & Sales Operations, Senior Vice-President and Executive Vice-President. He was foundational to the early stage market research, strategic planning, organizational structure, product development, M & A activity and capital formation of the company. He was a central figure in the development of the Pyxis value-based corporate culture and service-oriented sales strategies. He played a prominent role in guiding Pyxis to one of the nation's most successful public offerings in 1992, and eventually a billion dollar merger with Cardinal Health, an S&P 500 company, in 1996. Prior to joining Pyxis, Mr. Williams had twenty years of healthcare experience that included staff and line management positions with Johnson & Johnson, Zimmer USA, Howmedica and DePuy, Inc. During those years he was involved with the development and market introduction of numerous medical devices, capital goods, services and software applications to the healthcare marketplace. He is the founder and President of Faranhyll Foundation, Inc., whose charter is to foster value-based leadership in corporate life. He is a frequent speaker and seminar leader addressing such topics as leadership, mentoring, marketing & sales strategies, and corporate culture development. He is the author of the non-fiction book, Wrestling with Destiny. He graduated from The University of Missouri in 1970 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.