Management Profile: Technest Holdings, Inc.

Dr. Joe Mackin, Technest Holdings CEO/Director

Dr. Mackin has had an extensive career in DoD Research and Development and Program Acquisition. He has served as the program manager for the Army's Second Generation Thermal Imager (FLIR) and as the Technical Director for the Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Science and Technology Smart Sensor Web Program, as well as leading various other programs

Dr. Mackin has also served on various Graybeard panels, as well as two National Academy of Science panels on the use of DoD technology for Homeland Defense. He holds a BS degree in Engineering from the United States Military Academy, a MS in Physics from the Naval Post Graduate School, and a PhD in Physics from MIT.

Gino Pereira, Technest Holdings CFO/Director

Mr. Pereira has over 20 years of financial and operating experience in a variety of industries and environments. This includes multiple engagements with startup firms, and working with Williams Holdings PLC, a multibillion-dollar international conglomerate. He has significant experience with SEC financial reporting and auditing criteria.

Major General (Retired) David Gust, Technest Holdings Director

Mr. Gust has an extensive and distinguished career in the U.S. Army, serving in project management positions and Program Executive Officer Positions. He has also served as the US Army Deputy Chief of Staff for Research, Development and Acquisition, Army Materiel Command. Upon retirement from the US Army Mr Gust served as the President and CEO of TAMSCO, a sophisticated provider of engineering services to the US Army and helped to grow the company significantly during his tenure.

Robert Doto, Technest Holdings Director

Mr Doto is a retired member of the US Government Senior Executive Services having held positions as the Director of the U.S. Army Communications and Electronics Command Engineer Center (CECOM RDEC) with over 1700 employees under his supervision; and also having served as the US Government Project Manager for Joint Computer-Aided Acquisition and Logistics Support.

Darlene Deptula-Hicks, Technest Holdings Director

Ms. Hicks brings extensive experience in finance, corporate governance and operations having served as a director of ICRP, a publicly held biotech company, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for ONI Medical systems, and having successfully led an IPO and multiple venture capital financing activities.

Larry Bramlette, EOIR Technologies Inc. COO

Mr. Bramlette, a graduate of the US Military Academy with a degree in Engineering, has served in various positions in EOIR over an eleven year period. Presently he serves as Chief Operating Officer, responsible for the day-to-day operations of EOIR in support of the President. As manager of the NVESD Low Tech Contract, he personally supervises technical cell leaders in the performance of over 61 active Delivery Orders with a funded value of over $180,000,000. He is responsible for interfacing with the various NVESD Directors and CECOM contracting personnel in the development of Delivery Orders to support NVESD requirements; insuring that the appropriate resources are available to the technical cell leaders to perform their tasks; and for the delivery of contracted requirements.

Diana Durbin, EOIR Technologies Inc. Executive VP

Ms. Durbin has over 25 years of human relations, education, training, operating and management experience in the private and public domain. Her expertise includes positions in counseling, facilitation, education, operations and management. She has held a variety of leadership and management positions focused on formulation of creative process innovation and strategic planning. She also has extensive experience in developing enhanced and responsive personnel and administration systems. She currently serves as the Executive Vice President of EOIR Technologies for administrative services.

Mark Coleman, EOIR Technologies Inc. Director of Business Development

Mr. Coleman has extensive experience in the development and management of military training systems and currently serves as the Director for Business Development of EOIR. As the leader of the Business Development staff, Mark identifies and pursues new business opportunities to assist in the growth of the company. He develops and implements a variety of marketing tools to introduce and advertise the capabilities of EOIR Technologies to targeted audiences, identifies requirements from potential customers, and negotiates business terms and conditions for final contract agreements.

Richard Robison, EOIR Technologies Inc. Program Manager

Mr. Robison has over 25 years of defense industry experience managing widely diverse military and military/civilian programs. He currently serves as Program Manager and Senior Curriculum Developer supporting the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) and the Defense Acquisition University (DAU). His current programs provide hyper-spectral imagery analysis, technical training, curriculum development and accreditation support.

David Bonzo, EOIR Technologies Inc. Director, Tactical Sensors Support

Mr. Bonzo has extensive experience in sensor data collection platforms, imagery analysis and as a technical program manager for DOD contracts. He presently serves as the Director of the newly formed Tactical Sensors Support Division for EOIR. The Tactical Sensors Support Division supports the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD), the Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM), and the Army Research Laboratory (ARL).

Diane Deterline, EOIR Technologies Inc, Director of Software R&D

Ms. Deterline has extensive experience working as a database developer and statistical programmer and currently serves as the Director of R&D Software Systems and Prototyping for EOIR. She leads EOIR's Systems Integration, Modeling and Simulation efforts for Army, Air Force, and Joint Services customers.