FMS PRINCIPALS, MANAGEMENT & ADVISING CONSULTANTS:

Michael L. Hiles, President

Mr. Hiles has 35 years experience as a founder, investor and executive manager of businesses focused on engineering and technology. These business activities include such diverse products as Nuclear Facility Access Control, Television Production and Satellite-based communications systems. He was a founding investor and board member of an engineering company that developed a product which reduces emissions from coal-burning power plants (recent sold to GE Energy). Mr. Hiles was a founding investor, board member, President and CEO of an electromagnetic shielding company NoRad Corporation, a manufacturer of EMF shielding and measurement devices for video display terminals. He managed product development and market support for Interand, a videographic and teleconferencing systems manufacturer through its initial funding and public offering stages and was a founder of the American Teleconferencing Association. Mr. Hiles studied electrical engineering at the University of Wisconsin and has completed professional studies in electrical engineering, business administration and economics at UCLA. He is a member of IEEE, BEMS, and SMPTE.

Jon W. Munderloh, VP & General Manager

Throughout his professional career, Jon Munderloh has founded and developed businesses, both domestic and international, that operated in the sphere of Electrical Engineering. He founded and, over the course of 15 years, built Centro Corporation into an international systems integration company. Under Mr. Munderloh's leadership, Centro became the dominant international competitor in television broadcast, production and editing facilities in Asia, South America, Europe and the Middle East. His companies have designed, engineered and constructed satellite-based and fiber-optic communications systems, major broadcast Earth Stations and computer-based control systems. In the course of his professional career, he has acquired extensive management and technical experience with electromagnetic field assessment and the specialized engineering required for mitigation of electromagnetic interference. He has served FMS as its General Manager since the company's inception and has authored technical papers for IEEE, the Bioelectromagnetics Society and PowerSystems World. He joined FMS from NoRad Corporation where he provided technical and project management expertise for NoRad Measurement and Mitigation Services. Mr. Munderloh holds a B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska.

James Tidwell, Senior Project Manager

Mr. Tidwell brings an impressive range of technical, analytical and project management skill and experience to the FMS team. James has served in increasingly responsible technical and managerial positions throughout his career and brings an extensive EMF/RF knowledge base to FMS. He is particularly recognized for his EMF project work on many high profile, large scale public and private-sector construction projects, including World Trade Center - Seven, The Pentagon, Naval Research Laboratory, Goldman Sachs Site 26, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch to name a few. His professional management approach and attention to detail with EMF/RF analysis, mitigation design and project management, ensures our clients the highest quality of professional engineering services from project on-set through to facility commissioning.

JB Kollar, Senior Project Manager

JB Kollar has specialized and broad-based experience all aspects of EMF analytics and field management technologies. Mr. Kollar's technical experience includes hands-on and management level field assessment, analysis, simulation modeling, and mitigation design strategies for electromagnetic (EM) and radio frequency (RF) interference projects. He has in-depth and high-level project management experience in a variety of military, commercial, institutional and technical environments and has been responsible for the conception, design, installation and the successful test of numerous large-scale EMI/RFI shielding projects throughout the U.S., including a wide range of DC field mitigation projects.

Kirby C. Holte, P.E., Ph.D.

Dr. Kirby Holte is of counsel to FMS, President of Grid Technologies, and Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Southern California where he teaches courses in high voltage power transmission, power electronics and electro-magnetics. At Southern California Edison, Dr. Holte managed Edison's electric and magnetic fields research and engineering projects, developed Edison's magnetic fields reduction design guide (which was adopted as State Policy by the California Public Utility Commission in 1994 and is the basis for similar programs in other states) and developed computer analysis software to assess the effectiveness of field reduction measures.

Dr. Holte co-authored with Mr. Hiles and others at FMS, a series of applications and development research studies related to low cost power frequency magnetic field shielding. These studies consider each of the primary sources of magnetic fields within buildings - transformers, wireways and switchgear - and apply theoretical models, laboratory test sequences and commercial applications for optimum field reduction techniques, shielding materials and methodologies. Dr. Holte is a senior member of the IEEE and is active on the AC Fields Effects Working Group and the Corona and Fields Effects Subcommittee. He is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and BEMS.

Kenneth L. Griffing, P.E.

Kenneth L. Griffing has over 30 years experience in the electric utility industry with the Southern California Edison Company, in research, land engineering and electric facility design and construction. Prior to joining FMS, he held a variety of positions of increasing responsibility at SCE, to the senior engineering and engineering management level. While at SCE, he was a key player in the formation of new EMF policy directions and research priorities, coordinating SCE's relations with EPRI, EEI and other California and US utilities. Mr. Griffing has chaired and participated in numerous professional and industry technical groups and committees. He is a member of IEEE, CIGRE and is a registered professional engineer in California, Nevada and Utah.

John McAuley, MSEE

Mr. McAuley has over 20 years experience in circuit design, EMI suppression techniques and EMC testing. He is General Manager of CEI, FMS' technology licensee for Ireland and the UK. CEI/FMS-UK is an accredited EMC test laboratory to ISO 17025 (scope 088T) and has been appointed as a Competent Body for the EMC Directive by the European Commission. CEI has been appointed as a Conformity Assessment body by the European Commission for the EU-US Mutual recognition Agreement and the EU-Australia MRA and is listed by the Federal Communications Commission in the United States for Radio Frequency emissions testing of products intended for use in the US market. John is a member of the European standardization body CENELEC and serves on a number of plenary bodies and working groups. Included are:

CENELEC SC210 Working Group 1, EMC of information technology equipment
CENELEC TC210 EMC Plenary Committee
CENELEC TC106X Electromagnetic Fields in the Human Environment
CENELEC TC106X, Working Group 1, Mobile and Base Stations radiation safety issues

John H. Cooper - Senior Engineer

John Cooper is of counsel to FMS and co-founder of Power Delivery Consultants. John and has been a major contributor to contributed to a number of FMS' large-scale utility XLPE transmission cable projects for system voltages ranging from 115 kV to 345 kV.

John received a BSEE from Texas A&M University and his MSEE from the University of Pittsburgh. He held increasingly responsible technical and management positions at Westinghouse Electric and Power Technologies prior to co-founding Power Delivery Consultants, Inc. At the Westinghouse Advanced Systems Technology Department John planned electric utilities delivery systems for the United States and Canada and became Manager of the EPRI Waltz Mill Underground Transmission Test Facility. Mr. Cooper co-authored "EMF Management for Transmission Cables" of the EPRI Electric and Magnetic Field Management Reference Book and is chairman of the IEEE ICC working group on Underground Cable Magnetic Fields. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, Power Engineering Society and is a Voting Member of the IEEE Insulated Conductors Committee (ICC) and a member of CIGRE. He is a past Chairman of the ICC Cable Systems Subcommittee. He is a Registered Engineer in the States of Pennsylvania, Georgia, New Mexico and Texas.