Roadway Express Inc.

As president of Roadway, Terrence M. Gilbert is responsible for the direction and executive management of Roadway in the United States and Reimer Express Lines, a wholly owned subsidiary of Roadway, in Canada. Both companies are leading providers of domestic and global supply chain services for North American businesses shipping industrial, commercial, and retail goods. He was named president in January 2007. From 2004 until 2007, Gilbert served as executive vice president-sales and marketing. In this position, he was responsible for functions aimed at growing revenues, yield and market share for Roadway and Reimer Express Lines. Gilbert joined Roadway in 1979 in Peoria, Ill. He worked in a variety of sales and operations positions until 1985. Between 1985 and 1990, Gilbert managed Roadway service centers in Danville, Ky., and Akron, Ohio. In 1990, he was named to the position of district manager, with assignments in Springfield, Mo., Rock Island, Ill., and Boston, Mass. The Boston assignment included responsibility for operations in eastern Canada. From 1998 to 2004, Gilbert was vice president of the company's Eastern Division, responsible for the efficient operation of the Roadway network in the eastern United States. Gilbert serves on the board of directors of Christina's Smile Children's Dental Clinic, which provides charitable dental care to youngsters. Roadway transports the clinic, which travels in two 48-foot trailers with the PGA TOUR and Champions Tour, at no charge. Gilbert holds a bachelor of business degree in business administration from Western Illinois University.

Bill Jones joined Audacious in 2005 as an equity partner and Sr. Vice President of Sales and Marketing, bringing with him over 30 years of transportation management and logistics experience from successful careers with Roadway Express, Roadway Logistics (ROL), and Ryder Integrated Logistics. He is a respected innovator in the logistics industry, having contributed to the development, management and success of three start-up transportation management companies; Roadway Logistics, Inc., Ryder Transportation Management Services, and BFJones Logistics. Bill is responsible for the strategic direction, planning and execution of the marketing and sales programs for both Audacious and its sister company, NTE, LLC. Bill has broad expertise in the transportation industry and an outstanding reputation for creating industry-changing business models that drive success. Prior to joining Audacious, Jones was the Vice President and General Manager of transportation services for Ryder Integrated Logistics. He assumed this position in 1998 after Ryder acquired his own company, BFJones Logistics, to expand their product set to include transportation management services. Jones previously held various executive management and operational positions in his 24-year tenure with Roadway Express, Inc. Bill attended Texas Tech University, earning a BS/BA in Transportation.

Chuck is a second generation Teamster and has been a member for 27 years. He is currently employed by Roadway Express and was Shop Steward for 8 years. Chuck and his wife Rita have been married for 22 years. They have two daughters and reside in South Whitehall Township, Allentown. Previously, he has held the positions of Trustee, Secretary Treasurer and Business Agent. Chuck was elected as a rank and file delegate to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 26th International Convention in 2001. He attended the Eight Cities and Eastern Region Freight Panels and Car Haul Grievance panels. He has also attended seminars on Health and Welfare, pension, Workman's Compensation, Steward Workshops and New Member Orientations. Chuck has completed a Quick Books Pro course. He attended the Pryor Seminar on Budgeting and the Teamster Leadership Academy. Chuck is experienced in Public Sector and Private Sector Contract negotiations and Grievance procedures. He is also a graduate of Joint Council 53 Organizing School. Chuck is a US Army Veteran and a 1972 graduate of Catasauqua High School. Chuck volunteers for Meals on Wheels, National Postal Food Drive, MDA, Second Harvest Food Bank and Walk America. Participated in first Health Care Rally in Bethlehem

As Co-Chief Executive Officer of Mach 1 Global Services, Inc., Michael Entzminger oversees all company planning and growth, as well as manages all sales, marketing, and product development. Entzminger has amassed more than 31 years of experience in the transportation industry. After working for 12 years for Roadway Express, a ground cargo shipping company, he decided that he wanted to work in the air cargo sector and founded Mach 1 in 1988. With expertise in overall corporate strategy, Entzminger has served on a number of company boards and corporate executive committees. He was recently appointed to the Governor's Board for Canada and Mexico Trade with Arizona. Entzminger graduated cum laude from California Polytechnic University, Pomona, with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration, specializing in marketing.

Thomas Parry is President of the Integrated Benefits Institute, a San Francisco-based independent, not-for-profit, national organization incorporated in 1995. Dr. Parry serves as IBI's Chief Executive Officer. In addition to directing IBI's activities, he also is heavily involved in IBI's research program. Most recently, he directed research on a study analyzing the impact of linking medical care and disability data, and directed research on how Chief Financial Officers link workforce health to business outcomes. He also was principal investigator on a national survey of employer current programs and future plans to manage health and related productivity, and on research examining the linkage between non-occupational health care episodes, disability and productivity outcomes. Dr. Parry speaks on integrated benefits and health and productivity issues at conferences and symposia in the United States and internationally. He also served for five years as research advisor to the Roadway Express Inc. Medical Board. Before co-founding the Integrated Benefits Institute, Dr. Parry served 11 years as Research Director at the California Workers' Compensation Institute. His research at CWCI encompassed a wide variety of topics in workers' compensation, including medical treatment patterns, vocational rehabilitation costs and effectiveness, legal costs and trends, medical utilization, mental stress claims, and physical therapy patterns of care. While at CWCI, Dr. Parry was engaged in some of the earliest research and analysis on 24-hour coverage and integrated benefit issues. Dr. Parry received his Bachelor's, Master's and Ph.D. degrees from the University of California, Berkeley.