Neoware Systems

Mr. Wrabley is responsible for marketing and business development for Neoware on a worldwide basis. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Wrabley, served as Vice President of Business Development at CIDCO Incorporated, Director of Strategic Alliances for Call Technologies, Inc and was employed as a Senior Business Development Manager for Voysys Corporation. Mr. Wrabley holds a BA degree in Economics from Shippensburg University and an MBA from West Chester University.

Mr. Kirby is responsible for all channel and direct sales for the Americas and Asia Pacific. Mr. Kirby brings to Neoware over sixteen years of sales and operations management experience in the Industrial and Information Technology industries to Neoware. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Kirby served as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Astea International from 2000 to 2002. Mr. Kirby has also served in a variety of executive sales, marketing, and operations management positions with Synavant, Inc., Base Ten Systems, and thirteen years with Honeywell, Inc.

Mr. Wickham has been with the Company since 1995 and he held the position of Director of Materials of HDS from 1994. Before joining HDS, Mr. Wickham held senior management positions in the technology industry at Great Valley Products from 1991 to 1994 and Commodore Business Machines from 1981 to 1991. Mr. Wickham brings over 30 years of logistics experience to Neoware. During his career, Mr. Wickham has been responsible for a variety of operations management functions including international logistics, purchasing, and manufacturing.

Mike Winkleman, president of Dobbs Ferry, NY-based Leverage Media, is a long-time magazine packager, business editor, and journalist. His interest in custom publishing was first piqued in the early 1990s when, as special reports editor at Adweek, he covered developments in the fledgling custom publishing industry. After writing a number of articles about custom publishing for Folio, Mike joined forces, in 1992, with a small New York-based integrated marketing firm to launch what turned out to be a short-lived custom publishing venture called Consultancy Publishing. After that venture folded, Mike went on to develop a specialty in business-to-business custom publishing, running the Business Magazines Division at Faulkner & Gray, leading custom publishing efforts at American Lawyer Media and Chief Executive magazine, and developing custom publications for law firms, management consulting firms, and technology companies. In 2001, he launched Leverage Media, a virtual enterprise dedicated to "thought leadership marketing." Among the company's current clients are such law firms as WilmerHale, Goodwin Procter, and Patton Boggs, as well as such outsourcing, technology, and health care companies as Convergys, Neoware, and Hudson Health Plan. An active member of the Custom Publishing Council since 2002, Mike helped to develop and run the Council's successful annual awards show, The Pearls; captained the group's research activities in 2005; and created and taught a full-day course in custom publishing in conjunction with the Center for Publishing at New York University's School of Continuing and Professional Studies. In 2006, he was elected president and chairman of the CPC's board. Mike lives in Hastings-on-Hudson, NY, with his wife and three children. His wife, Andrea Olstein, serves as Leverage Media's COO.