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Gregory Corgan joins Infor as President, Global Field Operations and Corporate Senior Vice President after 30 years' experience as a leader of top technology companies. He is responsible for worldwide field operations, maintaining and improving Infor's strategic focus and scaling the company. "Infor is in a unique position for future growth. I had discussions with many of our customers, partners and employees at Inforum and I was extremely impressed with how passionate everyone is about our value proposition," Corgan said. In his 24 years at IBM, Corgan held a series of senior management positions including General Manager of Worldwide Solutions, which put him in charge of ERP, supply chain, CRM, and other enterprise solutions, where he achieved an annual sales volume of $3.8 billion. He was part of Chairman Lou Gerstner's senior management team and created IBM's first worldwide ERP solutions unit. Corgan also served as Executive Vice President, Worldwide Sales at Computer Associates, where he was responsible for $3.6 billion in annual revenue, led a diverse direct and indirect distribution channel, directed the integration of corporate acquisitions, and led a sales organization of more than 5,000 people. Most recently he was Vice President of Sales for Fair Isaac, one of the leaders in credit reporting and the risk software market.

As President, Customer Direct, Ken Walters has worldwide responsibility for global support, maintenance, inside sales, and the customer advocacy group. A key player at various stages of Infor's history, including serving as President and Chief Operating Officer when revenues rose from $35 million to $800 million, Walters helped shape the company's ongoing focus on customer satisfaction as an important differentiator in the marketplace particularly when it comes to developing and supporting solutions that meet customers' specific business needs. This emphasis on constantly cultivating customer relationships through frequent and valuable interactions now produces an exceptional level of retention and satisfaction among Infor's extensive customer base of over 70,000 companies worldwide.

David Dominik is a Managing Director of Golden Gate Capital. He has extensive private equity investment and operational experience, especially in a broad range of technology-related industries. Prior to Golden Gate Capital, Mr. Dominik spent ten years as a managing director at Bain Capital where he was responsible for managing Information Partners, a specialized fund within Bain Capital that focused on software, information services, and transaction processing companies serving a broad range of end markets. Mr. Dominik also built several scale companies in the semiconductor and electronics industries. Mr. Dominik also served on the investment committee of Brookside, Bain Capital's public equity hedge fund. In addition, Mr. Dominik opened and ran the California office for Bain Capital. Previously, Mr. Dominik was a partner at Zero Stage Capital, an early stage technology venture capital firm where he helped co-found several successful technology ventures. He was an early investor and assistant to the chairman of Genzyme Corporation. He also served as a Consultant at Bain & Company. Mr. Dominik has a J.D. from Harvard Law School (cum laude) and an A.B. from Harvard College (magna cum laude; Phi Beta Kappa).

With a strong focus on customer service and field execution, Gheesling brings more than 22 years of experience in the IT industry to Infor, most recently having served as senior vice president and worldwide general manager of Infor's Public Sector group; prior to that, he was senior vice president of Infor's Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) group. Bruce came to Infor from EMC Corporation, where he was vice president of software sales for the Americas. He joined EMC via the acquisition of Legato Systems, where he was instrumental in leading the turnaround effort at Legato Systems Inc. Gheesling graduated Furman University with a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Political Science. At Furman, he was a three time AP All American and All Southern Conference football player and later played in the USFL. He was inducted into the Furman University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999.

As chief strategy officer for AMR Research, Kevin O'Marah brings a unique blend of intellectual prowess, practical business experience, and energy to AMR Research's clients. During his nearly seven years with the firm, Kevin has worked with hundreds of companies on manufacturing, product lifecycle management (PLM), and supply chain strategy. Kevin launched AMR Research's PLM practice, and is a seminal author on PLM, having been included in over 100 articles defining the application's footprint, business impact, and market dynamics. He has also contributed to the firm's definition and coverage of demand-driven supply networks (DDSN), having authored several reports, including the AMR Research Supply Chain Top 25, defining the link to business operating metrics. He was named an AMR Research Fellow in 2002. Prior to joining AMR Research, Kevin worked on supply chain projects in a variety of industries including telecommunications, semiconductors, and chemicals. As a vice president at Oracle Corporation, Kevin focused on supply chain and product data management strategy. He spent several years with Gemini Consulting, now part of Ernst & Young (GCE&Y), working with manufacturing companies on supply chain and product strategy. He worked with Mercer Consulting in London and Company Assistance Limited in Warsaw earlier in his career. A graduate of Boston College, Oxford University, and Stanford Business School, Kevin frequently speaks at industry events and executive conferences, where he is noted for his dynamic and engaging style. He is a widely published author and has been quoted in numerous business publications including The Financial Times, Fortune, BusinessWeek and The Wall Street Journal.