NTG Clarity Networks Inc.

Bill held senior management positions with Rogers Communications where he was responsible for the development of all information systems as well as the related delivery systems. Prior to Rogers, he held senior management positions with a major sporting goods manufacturer.

Altamash Ibrahim has over 10 years experience in the telecommunications industry. He is highly skilled in Telecom Program and Project Management, Telecom OSS Conception and Design, Telecom Network Standards, Network Engineering, Capacity management, Service Design & Provisioning, Quality, Processes and Training. Altamash Ibrahim is currently working on his M.Eng. in Telecom Technology Management.

Naim Malik is a seasoned senior manager with 27 years of experience in various Telecommunications positions. Prior to joining NTG, Naim held positions of Director, Product Marketing Local Services and Director, Network Implementation and Capital Management at C1 Communications, a CLEC. Naim worked at Nortel for 25 years and held various senior management positions including Director, Network Engineering and Process Development for the DMS-100 switching system, Nortel's flagship product. Naim also was the Director of Product Management/Marketing for the DMS Core Platform, where he had global responsibility.

Kristine Lewis has extensive experience in the management and operation in the IT and telecom industry. Has been involved in the management of NTG since it foundation in 1992.

Ron Preston has served as an Executive Senior Vice President with AT&T Canada Inc., and was a Vice President at AT&T Canada from June 1999 until February 2000. From May 1997 until June 1999 he served as a Vice President with MetroNet Communications. Ron Preston also brings seven years of experience as a vice president from Bell Canada to his position with NTG Clarity. He is a Professional Engineer and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto in 1970.

Ted Chislett is the President of Primus Telecommunications (Canada), a total service provider offering bundled Internet, e-commerce, data, web hosting, virtual private network, voice and other value added services as well as being the second largest alternative provider of long distance in Canada. Prior to Primus he founded and led VisionTel, a reseller of long distance services. Previously he was the Director of Research and Development, and later General Manager of Rogers Communications Network Services. Ted Chislett holds an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business (University of Western Ontario) and an Engineering Science degree in Electrical Engineering.

George E. Harvey retired from AT&T Canada, effective July 14, 2000, where he held the position of President Business Services, since January 1996. AT&T Canada was formerly Unitel Communications Inc. prior to 1996. Mr. Harvey brought 26 years of experience in the computer and telecommunications industries when he joined Unitel in 1987. As President and Chief Executive Officer of Unitel, and briefly Chairman and Vice-Chair, he was instrumental in leading the fight that ultimately caused the 100-year-old monopoly of the Canadian telephone companies to be ended in June 1992.

Paul Nelson is a leader in the field of technology and has held executive positions in the telecommunications, airline and rail industries. He recently retired from Rogers AT&T Wireless as the CIO and Senior Vice President Information Technology, but continues as a consultant to Rogers in Canada and to KPMG in the United States. Active in industry associations, Paul is a former Vice-Chairman of the Canadian Business Telecommunications Alliance (CBTA) Executive Council and Past Chairman of the Communications Competition Coalition. He was elected to the Canadian Information Productivity Awards (CIPA) Hall of Fame in 1995 and his Information Technology team at Rogers won two national productivity awards. Paul has also been a guest lecturer at the University of Toronto Graduate School of Engineering and The International Aviation Management Training Institute. He also serves on the University of Toronto Information Engineering Advisory Board. In November 2001, Paul was named as Chairman of the CIPA National Judging Committee.

Roger Mahabir is the President of Technology Innovations Inc., a successful Information Technology Services and Consulting firm. He is recognized as one of the industry's top CIOs having served in senior executive positions including four CIO roles with Fortune 50 companies in Financial Services Government Manufacturing and Retail. He serves on the boards of several community and business organizations. His systems work for innovation and delivery has won international acclaim and been recognized by several organizations including ComputerWorld, CIPA and the Smithsonian.