Unbank Company (3/07 to 9/10) Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer) Provide strategic, operational and daily financial

al management for privately held retail financial service business with 30 locations (18 in Minnesota and 12 in New York City) and approximately 125 employees. Evolved from outside consultant to full time position. Responsible for all aspects of acquisition and integration of New York stores including due diligence, negotiation, financing , regulatory approval and ultimately closing on the transaction. Arthur Shuster, Inc. (07/04 to 7/05 Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer) Privately held interior design and procurement company serving senior living and hospitality markets. $10 million in revenue with 50 employees. Also President of $5 million subsidiary distributing smallwares to the extended-stay segment of the hospitality market. Twin City Fan Companies, Ltd. (3/01 to 07/04 Chief Financial Officer) Privately held manufacturer of industrial/commercial fans with both domestic and international distribution. $100 million in revenue and 750+ employees within six production facilities located outside of Minnesota. Interactive Learning Group (7/00 1/01 Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer) Start up company that developed Video Buddy, an interactive edutainment product targeted to children 3 to 6 years old. Hired as COO/CFO. Responsible for operations and finance functions. Company was unable to raise private funds due to not achieving projected sales volume in 2000. Asked by Board of Directors to become CEO upon termination of current CEO at end of October 2000. Recommended cessation of operations to Board of Directors due to insufficient capital. Responsible for liquidating assets and consummating sale of intellectual property to strategic investors. Game Financial Corporation - (9/95 7/00 Vice President/Chief Financial Officer) $60 million subsidiary of Travelers Express that provides financial services, primarily credit card cash advance, check cashing and ATM services to the gaming industry. Had 300+ employees operating 70+ locations across the U.S. Prior to acquisition by Travelers Express in December 1997, Game was publicly traded on NASDAQ (IPO in April 1994). Game was #17 on Forbes list of Best Small Companies in

America in 1996 with revenues of $19 million up from $9 million in 1995. Argosy Electronics, Inc. (1/89 - 9/95 - Vice President of Finance) Hearing aid manufacturer with revenues of $20 million and 200+ employees. Hired as controller and promoted to VP Finance after one year. Reported directly to owners and President. Managed six direct reports with a staff of 20+. Arthur Andersen & Co. - (12/85 - 1/89 - Audit Senior) Planned and administered audit engagements primarily with small to medium sized clients. Exposed to manufacturing, retail, healthcare, real estate and professional sports industries. Education: Graduated with distinction - University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management. B.S. Accounting 12/85. GPA 3.8 Passed CPA exam 1st time 5/86. Currently inactive CPA status. Outside & Volunteer Activites: Running and tennis. Treasurer for Sholom Community Alliance (2006 to present), member of Hopkins School District Citizens Financial Advisory Committee (2008 to present), Board Member of Financial Service Centers of New York (2008 to present).