1. George Salem, Athena, Birmingham, Alabama
   gsalem@proxsysinvestments.com
    
   Mr. Salem has founded three companies and has been a board member of at least two others. Cedar Ventures has worked with Mr. Salem on a transaction involving one of these companies and showed him a second potential acquisition over the years.
    
2. Rod Hildebrandt, President
   rhildebrant@hospiceadvantage.com
   Hospice Advantage/Hospice Services Inc.
   401 Center Avenue
   Bay City, MI 48708
    
   Cedar Ventures introduced Mr. Hildebrandt and his advisor to a hospice acquisition and negotiated the sale of such hospice for a period spanning over a year.
    
3. Joel Sikes
   joel@criady.com
   tel: 334-467-1092
    
   Managing Director of Carr Riggs & Ingram, former CFO of a technology start-up and co-advisor with Cedar Ventures on a health care service company. Cedar Ventures worked with Joel on 2 company transactions.
    
4. Ken Whiddon, President, American Work
   St. Simons Island, Georgia
   kenwhiddon@americanwork.org
   tel: 912-638-0350
    
   Mr. Whiddon started this company and built it up.
   Cedar Ventures sourced the buyer and negotiated the sale of American Work in a transaction that closed October, 2008, during the middle of the financial crisis. American Work’s customers are the recipients of federal and state grants allocated for the behavioral/mental health care of those customers. Cedar Ventures introduced American Work both to strategic and financial buyers and received two written offers during tough market conditions and amid state grant cutbacks. PRSC (NYSE public company) was the purchaser and Mr. Whiddon continues to operate American Work.
    
5. Halcyon E. Skinner
   hskinner@mcguirewoods.com
   McGuireWoods LLP
   Bank of America Tower
   50 North Laura Street
   Suite 3300
   Jacksonville, FL 32202-3661
   904.798.2626 (Direct Line)
   904.360.6324 (Direct FAX)
    
   Hal Skinner was outside counsel to American Work and transaction counsel on the above matter and worked closely with Cedar Ventures. Cedar Ventures has also worked with McGuire Woods Atlanta office over the last 3 years.
    
6. Herb Fritch, CEO, HealthSpring
   Herb.Fritch@healthspring.com
   Nashville, TN
    
   In 2002, Cedar Ventures contacted Mr. Fritch about a potential acquisition as Mr. Fritch was just starting to build HealthSpring as a Medicare focused managed care entity. Cedar Ventures worked with Herb and the Department of Insurance in Alabama to successfully close this acquisition of a $100 mm HMO: The Oath of Alabama. Cedar Ventures later sourced a second acquisition for HealthSpring, the Medicare book of business for a Texas HMO.
    
7. Ken Wallis, Esq.
   tel: 334-272-7330
    
   Former partner of Capell & Howard in Montgomery, Alabama and former chief legal advisor to Governor Riley of Alabama. Mr. Wallis was Cedar Venture's counsel on the HealthSpring transaction and assisted in communications with the Department of Insurance in Alabama.
    
8. Russell J. Arceneaux
   Retired Administrator, Surgery Center Inc., Lafayette, LA.
   tel: 337 781 8725
   
    
   In 2005 Cedar Ventures initiated discussions with SCI and assisted in negotiations regarding the merger with another surgery center in its area. Cedar Ventures performed the feasibility study for the merger showing the potential overhead savings and increased profitability. The two centers have continued their merged partnership to this day.
    
9. Fadio R. Khuri, MD
    
   Professor and Chair of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Pharmacology and Otolaryngology, Roberto Goizueta Distinguished Chair in Translational Cancer Research, deputy Director, Winship Cancer Institute, Emory University School of Medicine, 1365 Clifton Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA 30322 Editor in Chief, Cancer
    
   Ms. Kassouf of Cedar is on the advisory board for one of Dr. Khuri’s research projects and Dr. Khuri advises Cedar Ventures with respect to medical investments in the Middle East. Dr. Khuri has strong ties to medical institutions and funds in the Middle East.
    
10. (For Ken Fox) M. Martin Monestetre, Jr.
    Vice-President, Atex Technologies, Inc, Aberdeen, NC
    tel: 910-944-1428, fax: 910-944-1340, Mr.
    Monesterre resides in Charleston, SC.
     
    Mr. Fox helped to identify the business opportunity and entry strategy to create a new implantable medical division for an old line textile mill company. The division then started from scratch and now generates a multi-million dollar amount in sales per year.
     
11. Jeffrey R. Jay, M.D.
    jjay@greatpointpartnersllc.com
    Great Point Partners, LLC
    165 Mason Street, 3rd Floor
    Greenwich, CT 06830
    P: 203.971.3300
    F: 203.971.3320
    
     
    Co-invested with Dr. Jay in one healthcare service company, participated in board meetings with him.
     
12. Dr. Shashi Sharma
    sharma.shash@gmail.com
    Owner
    Maplewood Lane Assisted Living Facility
    Birmingham, AL.
    tel: 334-728-2596
    
     
    We sourced and structured the debt for Dr. Sharma in the purchase of the Maplewood Lane Assisted Living Facility.
13. Larry Woolard, Land owner and Developer for Canton Cove Senior Living Development, (678) 880-2933
    jlarrywoolard@aol.com, 
14. John L. Donaldson, President, Regent Healthcare Development LLC, (404) 386-1834

             jdonaldson@225group.com

   15. Nick Wilmott, VP Corporate Development, Community Health Systems and

             Sage Management, (251)- 981-0204, nwilmott@chscorp.net.