About CSIdentity

Bill Morrow has spent more than 15 years founding and leading companies and successfully delivering valuable products and services to underserved markets. This focus is driving CSIdentity's efforts to deliver identity protection solutions that offer truly comprehensive protection at prices below today's narrowly focused competitive offerings.

Prior to CSIdentity, Bill founded Grande Communications in late 1999 with a vision of providing bundled phone, Internet and cable services to businesses and residents along the Austin/San Antonio corridor and in other Texas markets. In addition to leading Grande's funding efforts, with total equity raised passing $500 million and setting a Texas record in venture capital investment, Morrow set the tone for Grande's award-winning corporate culture initiatives, which strived to create gratifying experiences for customers, employees and the communities where Grande does business.

Before starting Grande, Morrow helped found and served as a board director of ClearSource, Inc., a telecommunications company offering bundled services to residents and businesses in several second-tier Texas markets. Grande, with Morrow at the helm, acquired ClearSource in June 2002. Prior to working with companies in his home state of Texas, Morrow served as president, chief executive officer, director and vice chairman for Georgia-based Knology, a bundled service provider. While at Knology, Morrow raised approximately $300 million in capital and grew the company's revenue by eight times, customer connections by six times and constructed homes by five times.

Previously he worked more than a decade in various capacities at Central and South West Corporation (NYSE - Electric Company), including marketing, area management, governmental and regulatory affairs, ventures and business development. Morrow founded Central and South West Corporation subsidiary CSW Customer Choice and Control and later C3 Communications in 1993. Customer Choice and Control pioneered advanced utility management and consumer control of electricity over deep fiber broadband networks from 1994 to 1997.

Morrow was appointed in September 2005 by the Governor of Texas to serve on the Texas Emerging Technology Fund Board. The $200 million fund is to be invested in emerging technology and businesses in Texas.

He sits on the University of Texas at San Antonio Development Board and was for the past two years vice chair of the Communications Committee at the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce and a Board member of the Austin Economic Development Corporation.

Morrow received his Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from UTSA and was awarded the UTSA Alumni Association Alumnus of the Year award in 2002. He earned both the San Antonio Business Journal's "40 Under 40" award in 2001 and the 2002 Austin Under 40 award for community service in the business and finance category. Morrow has been a finalist four of the last five years in the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year contest in Austin.

Morrow and his wife are deeply concerned about children's welfare and commit time and money to the Area Food Banks and Any Baby Can foundations. Bill and his wife, Traci, have nine-year-old twin boys.

Harold has more than 20 years of experience in the development of software products. His work ranges from individual contribution to software product management to large-scale organizational development of products. This work has made him a two time winner and two time finalist for the most innovative software product of the year, awarded by the UCSD CONNECT program.

During the last 10 years, Harold has successfully managed large software organizations and provided technical leadership creating successful software products and satisfied clients. Harold was a Director of the SelectResponse product at Aptex Software, Inc. an HNC Company. Harold was responsible for the development of the SelectResponse product; a product that assists organizations in the task of replying to customers e-mail by understanding the content of the e-mail message, routing it and replying to the message with a FAQ. Director of Software Development for HNC Software, Inc. from 1990 to 1997 he was responsible for the software development of many key products, the most significant of which was the Falcon Credit Card Fraud Detection System. He was also responsible for managing the software development organization of HNC Software's Payment Systems Division, which comprised of 30-plus software engineers, lead engineers and software managers.

Harold received two other UCSD Connect Innovative Software Product Awards in 1993 and 1992, and won the Database Mining Workstation in 1991. Harold worked for several defense companies during the 1980s on strategic defense systems that are used today to defend the United States and other parts of the world. Harold graduated magna cum laude from East Stroudsburg University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.

Joe has more than 15 years experience in managing and directing operations on a national scale. He most recently served as president of Grande Communications. Joe came on board with Grande as one of the original founders in September 1999. Under Joe's leadership, the company grew during a five-year period to more than 900 employees and approximately $190 million in revenue achieving EBITDA positive in its second year of operations.

Among his many responsibilities as president, Joe oversaw Grande's network engineering and operations, construction, retail sales and marketing, as well as Grande's information system operations. This included managing a nationwide voice network that handled more than 200 million minutes a month of voice traffic and a nationwide data network that handled more than 800 Mbps a month. Joe also oversaw Grande's retail billing system that billed more than 135,000 retail customers a month as well as three call centers, one technical support center and a 24/7 Network Operations Center. In addition Joe was responsible for Grande's retail sales and marketing efforts. This included telemarketing, e-blasts, door-to-door sales teams, on-line sales, direct mail and mass media. During his tenure at Grande, Joe also played a key role in the negotiations and integrations of five key acquisitions for Grande.

Prior to Grande, Joe was the former director of operations of J.R.'s Cable Services, Inc., a nationwide company with offices in Austin, Texas, Las Vegas, Washington, D.C. and Houston. While at J.R.'s Cable Services, Ross successfully bid, managed and executed the installation of 7,000 miles of new network build and 18,000 miles of network upgrade for the company. Joe has also worked with leading communications companies, including Level 3 Communications, RCN Communications, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, Espire and Cox Cable.

A 20-year Austin native, Ross's extensive volunteer efforts in the community include Coats-for-Kids, Operation Blue Santa and Computers for Learning. He is also a member of the Young Men's Business League. Joe has been a finalist for two years in the Austin Under 40 Awards, which recognizes outstanding business and community achievements.

Michael has more than 16 years of experience in marketing, sales, business development and auditing, and was most recently vice president of strategic marketing at Infoglide Software Corporation where he grew sales by more than 1,893 percent from 2001 to 2004, ranking Infoglide No. 67 on the 2004 INC. 500 list.

During his tenure at Infoglide, Michael designed and sold counter-terrorism and identity fraud software solutions to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Agency, US Customs & Border Protection, U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services, UK Home Office, U.K. Police and U.K. Intelligence. He also designed and sold a fraud detection solution to a major retailer for identifying fraudulent returns.

Prior to Infoglide, Michael was a co-founder of Alertz, a wireless messaging company, manager of corporate planning at Dell Computer, and senior manager with PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PWC). Prior to PWC, Michael was a general manager for AirTouch Communications (now Verizon) starting up the Midwest Region and growing to the paging subscriber base by more than 100,000 subscribers within the first year of operations.

Michael has authored several white papers on identity fraud for the Department of Homeland Security and has sat on Department of Homeland Security panels on the topics of identity theft and data privacy. He is a frequent speaker at the Heritage Foundation, the Center for Democracy and Technology, the American Certified Fraud Examiners annual conference and the Techno Security annual conference. He also holds a provisional patent on the Fraud Detection & Investigation Process.

Isaac has a vast knowledge of billing systems, end-user applications, IT project management, vendor relationships and network and daily operations. His responsibilities at CSIdentity include the development and management of consumer and government product interface including billing and reporting systems, overseeing daily customer operations and technical relationship management of CSIdentity's government sector.

Prior to joining CSIdentity, Isaac spent five years at Grande Communications in various roles. During his first three years at Grande, Isaac was part of the technical support center that grew from five agents into more than 80 agents. During this time, the technical support center was responsible for various daily activities and support of Grande's billing systems, telephony switches, CATV and cable modem networks. Isaac held the positions of technical support supervisor as well as an interim senior manager of technical support.

During the latter part of his tenure at Grande, he served as Sr. Access Network Engineer. In this role, Isaac oversaw the evaluation, deployment and maintenance of all of Grande's Fiber-To-The-Home, Fiber-To-The-Curb and Hybrid Fiber-Coax networks and provided secondary support for its extensive SONET network. This role included relationship management with some of the industry's leading vendors, and as team collaboration of all Grande's network, back-office and operations departments.

Isaac received his Bachelor in Computer Science from Texas State University (formerly Southwest Texas State University) in San Marcos, Texas. Isaac also holds a Master's of Science in Computer Information Systems from St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas.

Beth Gwazdosky is a multi-disciplined marketing professional with more than a decade of agency and client-side experience. She specializes in brand development and direct response marketing for consumer packaged goods and telecommunications. Formerly group account director at LatinWorks Marketing, Beth directed marketing and advertising activities targeting the U.S. Hispanic market for high profile brands including SBC, ESPN Deportes, Dell, Purina, Gillette, Duracell, Oral-B, Chef Boyardee, PAM Cooking Spray, Rosarita, Snack Pack, Fanta, and Unilever. Prior to this position, Beth oversaw general market advertising and promotions for Ticketmaster Citysearch and AT&T Broadband, now Comcast. Her strong skill sets includes extensive strategic planning, consumer and shopper research, metrics management, forging win-win marketing partnerships, and the development and flawless execution of consumer-centric marketing plans, promotions and events.

Gwazdosky earned a Bachelor of Science in Business with a marketing concentration from California State University. She is an active volunteer in the Austin community and a member of the Austin Children's Shelter Guild and the Austin Women's Symphony League.

Eric has spent more than a decade simplifying technology solutions and the interactions customers have with technology providers. As director of channel sales and marketing, Eric works with CSIdentity's channel partners to deploy our robust solutions via their distribution network and in turn delivering them significant new revenues sources. He also leads CSIdentity's creation of easy-to-use solutions, ensuring we deliver the most comprehensive consumer solutions in the industry.

Before coming to CSIdentity, Eric spent two years customizing and selling consumer broadband management solutions to North American broadband providers with Motive, Inc. Eric has worked with North America's premier broadband providers in delivering easy-to-use solutions to millions of subscribers in the United States and Canada.

Prior to Motive, Eric spent five years with Deloitte Consulting working in the telecommunications and customer relationship management practices. His primary focus was delivering enhanced sales processes and CRM solutions to improve customers' product experiences in the wireless and local phone industries. His efforts helped deploy powerful Web-based solutions that enable customers to better understand and customize the communications solutions that meet their unique needs.

Eric received his MBA from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin in 2000. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Trinity University in San Antonio in 1994. Eric is married to a wonderful woman named Erikka, and together they are raising two fantastic children.