Noetix Corp.

Prior to joining Noetix, David held a variety of senior management positions at Oracle Corporation, including vice president of applications product sales for the Americas, area vice president of the utilities industry, and vice president of applications and business intelligence for Oracle Canada. David has participated in several Oracle leadership forums, solution-selling conferences, and the Queen's University executive program. Prior to Oracle, David spent six years with IBM. David holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Canada's Simon Fraser University.

Jan brings over twenty years of technology and leadership experience to Noetix. Recent positions include worldwide vice president of professional services for Access360, as well as vice president of consulting for the Oracle Practice of Aris Corporation, responsible for $40M of annual revenue and over 200 consultants reporting through her organization. Her background includes many years of managing different aspects of both training and consulting organizations within Aris Corporation, as well as project management and technical development for Weyerhaeuser. Jan attended Central Washington University with a double major in accounting and computer science.

Pat Roche has been with Noetix for seven years and brings nearly twenty years of high tech and management experience. As vice president of engineering applications, Pat is responsible for the management and development of the NoetixViews product line for Oracle E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft applications. Man blames fate for other accidents but feels personally responsible for a hole in one.

Early in his career, Paul Song joined Oracle Corporation in a consulting capacity and quickly moved into the management ranks. In 1990, he founded Aris Corporation, a provider of integrated e-business solutions with 1999 revenues of $118 million. In June 2000, Paul led a group of investors in the purchase of Aris Software, known today as Noetix Corporation. Paul won the Seattle Chapter of the Korean-American Society's "Professional of the Year Award" in 1994, and in May 1997, he won the Ernst and Young "Northwest Entrepreneur of the Year" award in the service category. In 1998, Paul was awarded the "Rising Sun" award from the Asian Management Association/National Association of Asian American Professionals, and in 1999 he received a presidential appointment from President Clinton to the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) as one of three business leaders to represent US business interests to APEC. Paul earned his master's degree in computer science from MIT and his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from General Motors Institute.