Jim Barnes, Chairman

Jim Barnes, Chairman of FM Facility Maintenance, personifies leadership in cost-effective facility maintenance and environmental sustainability solutions. He is the 2008 Winner of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award for the Services Industry, and the Winner of the Business Person of the Year 2008 award from Hartford Business Journal. Barnes purchased the original business in 2004, then known as Integrated Process Technologies, and renamed the company as FM Facility Maintenance in 2008. Using his extensive related industry experience, he developed a new business model for FM Facility Maintenance that delivers significant savings on repair, maintenance, and energy costs for the company's multi-site retail and restaurant customers.

Barnes currently is Chairman at BroadStar Wind Systems, a distributed wind generation company focused specifically on the development, manufacturing and installation of wind turbines for on-site electrical power generation, which has developed its breakthrough technology solution for the efficient and affordable generation of wind power. With its scientifically proven and aerodynamically efficient AeroCam turbine, BroadStar makes wind-power generation more accessible and affordable, and delivers a measurable return on investment more quickly than competitive solutions. The Company was organized in 2006 but has been developing its product, the AeroCam™ turbine, since 2004.

Barnes also served as President and Chief Executive Officer of OAKLEAF Waste Management, North America's fastest growing waste logistics provider, which he founded in 1995. In 2007, New Mountain Capital valued OAKLEAF at $655 million and purchased a majority interest in the company. Over that same period, OAKLEAF investors received a return of seven times (7x) their invested capital. Barnes' finely honed leadership has led to OAKLEAF's recognition in Inc. Magazine's 5000 List and the Inc. Inner City 100 list a total of nine times since 2001. He has also received national recognition for reengineering an industry and has been featured in Fortune, Chain Store Age, Waste Management News, Recycling Today, and Fast Company for his many accomplishments.

Barnes remains at the forefront of corporate environmental initiatives and sustainability solutions. Under his leadership, FM Facility Maintenance has been honored as the Winner in Innovation/Reinvention by the Metro Hartford Alliance, a regional consortium of business and thought leaders. His focus is centered on providing socially responsible and sustainable facility management and waste reduction processes, including wind and solar energy solutions readily available to FM Facility Maintenance clients. Barnes is lauded for his asset-light business model, which reduces customer costs and encourages environmentally sound alternatives to traditional facility repairs and renewable energy.

Jim serves on the Board of Directors for the Connecticut Science Center, Hartford's Riverfront Recapture, and the Board of Governors for the National Solid Wastes Management Association. He is a trustee of Marist College and the Watch Hill Conservancy. Barnes holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Marist College.

Jim Reavey, CEO

Jim Reavey leads FM Facility Maintenance's growth oriented business strategy, continuous improvement of services and systems, and change management to achieve sustainable growth. As President, he takes a primary role in the delivery of all aspects of FM Facility Maintenance's 'Facility Maintenance....Made simple' approach, including the implementation of the company's Guaranteed Savings model.

Reavey brings over a decade of experience in operations and facility maintenance, most recently with Johnson Controls, a leader in building efficiency and power solutions. In his prior role, Reavey was Vice President and General Manager for Johnson Controls' Retail/Multi-Site business, experience that relates closely to FM Facility Maintenance's service offering to over 30,000 retail sites. Leading up to his senior management position, Mr. Reavey had been Vice President of Facility Operations of the Americas. He was a key member of the team responsible for the acquisition and successful integration of York International, a provider of integrated products, systems and services in the buildings market. Also with Johnson Controls, he held positions including national account management, development of global service offerings, and enterprise programs to reduce cost and improve margins. Johnson Controls recorded revenue of over $34.5 billion in 2008.

Reavey received his BSBA degree from Rockhurst University
in Kansas City.

Dale Ribaudo, Sr. V.P. and CFO

Dale Ribaudo has more than 25 years of experience in a variety of industries including retail, healthcare, and specialty manufacturing. Ribaudo joined FM Facility Maintenance from Familymeds Group, Inc., serving as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer where he executed an aggressive growth and acquisition strategy. Ribaudo also served as Vice President and Controller of Dexter Corporation, a publicly traded, $1.5 billion multinational company where he held various senior positions including Corporate Treasurer. Earlier in his career, Ribaudo worked for Price Waterhouse in Hartford, CT.

Ribaudo graduated from Bentley College and is a Certified Public Accountant. He also holds a Masters degree in finance from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and has completed the Executive Management Program at Williams College. He is a member of the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants. He also is a member of the Board of Trustees for Mercy Housing and Shelter.

Trevor Foster, Chief Operating Officer

Trevor Foster brings to FM Facility Maintenance more than 30 years of experience in property, facility management and building automation, for all types of facilities including commercial property, high tech manufacturing and industrial plants. His ability to invoke operational excellence is evident through his history of leading large, complex, high volume and time sensitive operations with particular focus on implementing technology and process improvements to provide superior value and service to customers.

Foster joined FM Facility Maintenance from CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) where he served as Global Facilities Management Services. Prior to joining CBRE Trevor served as Vice President of Corporate Development & Executive Vice President of Facilities Services for EMCOR Group Inc. based in Connecticut. Trevor established the facilities service operations for EMCOR and led the profitable growth to in excess of $1Billion in North American Facilities Services activities. He developed the strategic plans, marketing and operating programs to leverage the mechanical and electrical core competencies of EMCOR into comprehensive facilities services in order to take advantage of the outsourcing opportunities associated with the de-regulation of the Utilities and Telecommunication industries.

Trevor previously worked for Johnson Controls for 20 years in senior management and various operational and engineering positions in Australia, Far East, Middle East, United Kingdom and the United States. The operational assignments included Managing Director of the Middle East, assigned to restructure the operations as a result of the Gulf War in 1990, as well as Managing Director for the United Kingdom, assigned to expanding the operation into facilities management from 1993 to 1997.

Foster holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degree from the University of Queensland (Australia) with First Class Honors in electrical engineering and computer science.

Suellen Aldina, Sr. V.P., Vendor Management

Suellen Aldina brings more than 15 years of experience in vendor management, finance, operations, and contract negotiation to FM Facility Maintenance. She leads the FM Facility Maintenance Vendor Management team, refining and developing programs for vendor engagement, new client implementation, and service management.

Aldina comes to FM Facility Maintenance from Wyndham Worldwide where she was Vice President of Global Procurement and built an international procurement function for three business units of this multinational hospitality firm. She managed an organization-wide Procurement Council, maximizing return on spending across all business units and leveraging partner relationships for Wyndham Worldwide. In her earlier role at Wyndham Hotel Group, she led successful sourcing and account management of over 100 vendor contracts for over 6,500 franchised hotels.

Previously, Aldina served in senior business development and operations management roles for major energy companies and consulting firms, including Battelle Memorial Institute, ICF Consulting, and Public Service Electric & Gas.

Aldina received a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Master’s degree in Applied Economics from The American University, Washington, DC.

John Pavia, Sr. V.P., Corporate Development & Chief Counsel

John Pavia is an accomplished professional with a proven track record of growing and managing large businesses. He has a long history in mergers & acquisitions, operations, corporate development, and legal advocacy. Before joining FM Facility Maintenance, Pavia was Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Assistant Secretary for R.R. Donnelley & Sons, a Fortune 250 Company. His tenure at R.R. Donnelley was a culmination of a roll-up strategy that began in 2001 and ended with John and his management team at Moore-Wallace assuming executive and operational control of R.R. Donnelley in 2005. Prior to that position he was Senior Vice President of The Innovation Group/Huon Corporation serving as the senior executive for operation and chief legal officer. Pavia also was a principal with Levy & Droney, P.C., a legal firm focusing on mid-sized businesses, an Assistant District Attorney for King's County District Attorney's office in Brooklyn, NY, and an associate with Kelley Drye & Warren.

Pavia is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University School of Law and holds a Juris Doctor Degree from the American University School of Law in Washington D.C. and a Bachelor's Degree in History from Duquesne University.

Michael Hyman, Sr. V.P., Business Development

Michael Hyman is an accomplished executive with more than 15 years of experience in sales, marketing, and business development within the facility and energy management industries. He has a proven track record of building successful; customer focused sales organizations with experience in leading companies to profitable growth. Prior to joining FM Facility Maintenance, Hyman led national and international teams at Horizon National, Avista Advantage, Prenova, Service Resources, Inc., and PacifiCorp.

Hyman holds a B.G.S. from The University of Iowa.

Jay Leyden, Sr. V.P., Sales & Marketing

Jay Leyden has joined the FM team as the new Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. Jay brings more than 31 years of experience as a senior executive with proven leadership, strategy, operations, sales and customer advocacy successes in large companies where he built high-performance, results-oriented teams. Prior to working at FM, Leyden served as Senior Vice President at Allied Waste in Phoenix, Arizona. During Jay's time with Allied Waste, he reinvented the company strategy and drove buy in throughout the field organization, creating a "one company" approach that standardized critical elements of this 300 company roll up leveraging the size, best practices and potential synergies while at the same time creating a longer term strategic vision for company and personal growth.

Leyden holds a Bachelors Degree from the University of Notre Dame, an MBA from De Paul University in Chicago, and a JD from Loyola University in Chicago, IL.

James A. Cannavino

James A. Cannavino was named Chairman of the Board of Direct Insite in 2000, and Chief Executive Officer in December of 2002. Prior to joining Direct Insite, Mr. Cannavino was Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of CyberSafe, Inc., a company specializing in network security.

Mr. Cannavino previously served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Perot Systems Corporation. While at Perot Systems, Mr. Cannavino led day-to-day global operations, as well as strategic planning.

From 1963 through 1993, Mr. Cannavino served in a number of increasingly strategic management positions at IBM, most recently as Senior Vice President responsible for Corporate Strategy and Development. Among his achievements at IBM is the restructuring of the company's $7 billion PC business, an assignment that ultimately led to the development of the IBM PC Company. He also served on the IBM Corporate Executive Committee, Worldwide Management Council, and IBM's integrated services and solutions company. In addition, Mr. Cannavino was a board member for three IBM joint-venture companies, including Prodigy Services, Inc.

Mr. Cannavino currently serves on the Board of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children. He is also a member of the Advisory Board for NTT Americas. Mr. Cannavino is a long time member of the Board of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, where he recently served as Chairman of the Board.

A.J. Wasserstein

A.J. Wasserstein is a private investor, with a long term orientation, interested in lower middle market businesses where he can be positively impactful using his experiences, time and capital.

Mr. Wasserstein was the founder and CEO of ArchivesOne, the third largest records management company in the United States. He successfully built ArchivesOne into a super-regional, full-service records management company before selling to Iron Mountain (NYSE: IRM) in May of 2007 after 16 years of operation. At ArchivesOne, 38 acquisitions were successfully completed to supplement growth. Mr. Wasserstein graduated from Colgate University and received his MBA from New York University. He completed the Owner/President/Manager Executive Education Program at Harvard Business School in 2002. Mr. Wasserstein is the Chairman of American Auto Auction, LLC, and an Operating Partner at Baird Capital Partners, a trustee at the Connecticut Community Foundation and a trustee at Waterbury Hospital.

Kenneth D. Savino

Ken Savino is a partner at Northstar Wealth Partners a West Hartford based wealth management firm with three offices in CT. With over 29 years of advisory experience, he founded and was CEO of his own wealth management firm, Savino, Sturrock, and Sullivan until recently, when he chose to pursue affiliation with an independent collaborative structure at Northstar. He has been a member of the Elite Producer Group for Jefferson Pilot for twenty years, the Top Producer Group for John Hancock for ten years and the Top Producer Group for Sun America for five years. Mr. Savino has helped owners of technological companies, law firms, construction companies and power plants manage their money upon the sale of their companies. He is a National Speaker on Marketing & Business Development in the Financial Services Industry.

Ken is also a founding partner of Pentangle Partners. He has a thirty year history of successful investment in real estate and his entrepreneurial success was recognized through his membership in the Connecticut State Business Advisory Counsel in 1996 and a Peer to Peer Advisors Group in 2007.

Over the past decade, he served as a member and then the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Connecticut Chapter of the Make a Wish Foundation. He is currently the Chairman of the Make a Wish Board Development Committee. He was also Board Member and then Board Development Chairman of the Mark Twain House. He has supported numerous charities including The Make-a-Wish Foundation, The Mark Twain House, Futures in Education, The Smile Train, The International Children's Fund and Catholic Charities.