Director Randell Young (59) is the managing general partner of Venture-Net Partners,
an investment group which currently includes: Uriel Sokolov, the former vice president of Raytheon Commercial Ventures;
Doug Pewitt, the former assistant director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Reagan Administration;
and Mario Fiori, the former assistant secretary of the Army in the Bush Administration. Dr. Young has previously served as chief
financial officer for Web portals MedNets.com and TheGospel.com and participated as a director and early-stage investor in numerous
other projects including Telephony International, Inc., a joint telecom venture with Lucent Technologies (ALU); Vista Consolidated,
Inc., a manufacturer of utility truck covers; Synodon, Inc. (SYD), developers of innovative pipeline surveillance technologies;
The Orange County Blues Festival; and Accuray Incorporated (ARAY), manufacturer of the CyberKnife radiosurgery and Tomo radiotherapy
systems, recently named by Fast Company as one of the World‘s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Robotics. Venture partners of
note have included Al Shugart, Euro-America Partners, Jacques Valle, Fred Adler, George (Jay) Keyworth, Copernic Technologies,
ZLUH Partners, Michael Jay Solomon, Good Samaritan Health System, Health Advantage Ventures, Pacific Republic Capital, Fernando
Quinonez Meza, H-Quotient, Lucent Technologies, The Marubeni Group and Grupo Arcano. A founder and former Orange County Chapter
Chair of Boone Pickens‘ United Shareholders Association, Dr. Young has represented shareholders and, on their behalf, addressed
the annual meetings of Northrop Corporation, Allergan, National Education Corporation, Community Psychiatric and Southern California
Edison. He has lectured at the graduate level on contemporary issues in venture capital at The University of Phoenix and holds a
doctorate in music (D.Mus.) from City University Los Angeles. His Venture Capital Primer has been used by McGraw-Hill‘s Online
Learning Center in support of its textbook Principles of Corporate Finance, Sixth Edition (Brealey & Myers); and Harvard University
in support of KSG PED-328 Community Financial Institutions and Microfinance in Theory and Practice. Dr. Young has been the subject
of interviews and articles appearing in the Los Angeles Times, The Orange County Register and the Orange County Metropolitan. His
commentaries and essays have been published in the Los Angeles Times, The Orange County Register The San Francisco Chronicle, USA
Today The Wall Street Journal, The Orange County Business Journal, The Baltimore Sun and Inc. Magazine. His stock market analyses
can be found at The Motley Fool where his All-Star-rated portfolio (PauvrePapillon) currently outpaces all professional fund managers
and has consistently, on a daily and continuous basis, placed in the top one percent of all participants since August 2007, a span
now of over 83 consecutive months.