MA Federal Inc.

Patrick Neven founded iGov in 1996, offering government agencies worldwide manageable and cost-effective IT services and solutions. Today, iGov specializes in security, storage, wireless, and networking solutions through its iSolutions consulting practice; a full line of IT products; and asset information management solutions targeted to the Federal Government client. Beyond his strategic management of iGov, Mr. Neven is currently focusing on key vertical market initiatives that will provide targeted solutions for a variety of federal users. Prior to forming iGov, Mr. Neven held several key marketing and managerial positions with prominent IT government contractors. Most recently, as Director of Federal Sales for Innova Communications, he led the firm to a record $50 million in 1995 sales. Prior to Innova, he served as Vice President of Sales and Marketing of BDS, Inc. During his 12-year tenure, the firm grew from a start-up to $100 million in annual sales, leading to its merger with BTG, Inc. Mr. Neven was educated in North America and Europe, graduating from Saint Ambrose in England.

John Vinter has been involved with virtually all aspects of satellite business for over thirty years. He has been responsible for the risk management activities for a major client, Satellite Business Systems, for nine years. He negotiated the first contract for the HS-376 satellite as well as the first commercial Shuttle. Additionally, he was responsible for the management of the underwriting capacity of one of the largest space insurers, INTEC (now AXA Space), for seven years. As Chief Underwriting Officer for INTEC, he has underwritten space insurance involving virtually all satellite manufacturers, launching agencies and commercial governmental users and international organizations. Finally, he has managed ISB from its inception and developed it into one of the premier Space Insurance Brokerage companies in the world. Thus, he has experience in all aspects of the business as a client, an underwriter and a broker. He has recently been appointed by the Secretary of Transportation to serve a two year term as an industry representation on the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee. He has an A.B. degree in Economics from Georgetown University and a M.S. degree in Telecommunications Operations from George Washington University.