Investor Responsibility Research Center Inc.

Ms. Lesavoy is a Managing Director and Co-Founder of Cue Capital, LP. Prior to Cue Capital, Ms. Lesavoy spent fifteen years in the investment management business principally in Senior Management marketing positions. Thirteen of those years were with investment management firms including The Putnam Companies and Invesco (formerly Chancellor LGT Asset Management). As Head of Sales and Client Service at Chancellor Capital, Ms. Lesavoy developed one of the industry's premier sales and client service groups of 25 individuals. The group continued to sell and service the most complex pension relationships, and from 1990 to 1995 this team brought in 200 new institutional relationships and serviced the needs of over 450 clients. In 2000, after working for the CEO of Invesco Institutional, Ms. Lesavoy joined InvestorForce, an institutional investment technology enabling company, and was instrumental in its development both as an early founding shareholder as well as supporting the capital raise of $72 million. Ms. Lesavoy is an independent Director on the Mutual Fund Board of SEI. SEI is an Asset Manager managing over $50 billion in institutional assets for pension funds, endowments, foundations and financial institutions worldwide. Ms. Lesavoy is a board member of the Medicare Rights Center: a not-for-profit organization that helps the elderly and disabled receive health care. Ms. Lesavoy is also on the senior advisory board of The Toigo Foundation. The Toigo Foundation, started in 1987, provides minority students interested in the asset management business scholarships to the major business schools in the United States. Ms. Lesavoy is a member of Duke University Trinity Board of Investors which advises the Dean of Duke University Arts and Sciences College on important issues. Ms. Lesavoy joined the NMS Advisory Board in January of 2005. NMS is a conference group specializing in education on investment opportunities to the endowment and foundations community. Ms. Lesavoy participates in the Stanford University Fiduciary College training pension fund trustees and staff on important fiduciary and ethical issues. She is also a Registered Representative with the NASD having obtained the Series 7 and 63 licenses. Ms. Lesavoy is a native New Yorker. She attended The Brearley School for 13 years and is on their President's Council. Upon graduation she went to Duke University where she graduated with a BA in both Management Science and French Studies.