MEA - Medical Electronic Attachment

Melinda (Lindy) H. Benton

Chief Executive Officer

Lindy Benton has worked in the Healthcare Information Technology field for over 20 years and is currently the CEO of EA Holdings which includes Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA).

Prior to MEA/NEA, Lindy served as divisional executive at The Sage Group, managing a $350 million division with 1,400 employees. Prior to Sage, Lindy worked at Cerner Corporation for 15 years. She held various leadership positions where she achieved double digit revenue growth while building high performing teams that were recognized year after year with Outstanding Achievement Awards. Previously she worked at Digital Equipment Corporation as the division manager responsible for healthcare business in the Southeast.

Lindy serves on advisory boards for several health IT and capital investment companies, working with executive teams to drive both acquisition and organic growth strategies in North American and global markets. Lindy is a member of the Foundation Board for Florida Hospital for Children and serves on executive councils for several health related committees and industry associations. She is also an active member of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Lindy holds a Master of Science degree from Florida State University with extended post graduate work in Measurement and Statistics.

Claudia Stein-Martin

Chief Financial Officer

Claudia is Chief Financial Officer of Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA). Claudia oversees all company accounting practices, financial reporting, financial strategy, and budgetary planning. Claudia joined MEA/NEA in Spring 2010 with over 15 years of experience in the public accounting, financial services and manufacturing industries. Claudia's broad experience includes positions with Arthur Andersen LLP, a controller at Auto Nation's Financial Services Division (a fortune 500 company), and she also served as CFO of Sundance Products, Inc.

Claudia graduated Summa Cum Laude earning a Bachelor of Accounting and a Bachelor of Finance degree from Florida Atlantic University.

Kent McAllister

Chief Information Officer

Kent McAllister is a seasoned CIO and one of the leading innovators in the IT industry with more than 20 years in software and healthcare solutions. He can provide expert industry perspective on how technology in healthcare is evolving and its implications, the future of claims processing and how it will impact payors and providers, and insights on healthcare cloud computing.

Kent currently serves as the Chief Information Officer at Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA) where he directs product innovation and oversees technological operations. Prior to joining MEA/NEA, Kent led the professional services organization at Sage Healthcare through an impressive 20% capacity expansion. Kent also served as EVP/CIO at Nueterra Holdings, and during that time he launched an IT company called Mavicor, LLC dedicated to addressing the technology needs of ambulatory surgical center clients.

Kent began his career in healthcare while at IBM and then further developed his career at Cerner Corporation. He has also served as EVP/CIO in the health provider community for LabOne, which was one of the country's largest reference labs, and was CIO at Health Midwest, one of the Midwest's largest nonprofit health systems.

Kent holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Business Administration from Oklahoma Christian Univeristy.

TJ Hughes

Chief Technology Officer

TJ Hughes has over 18 years in the healthcare information technology field and has worked with National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA) from its inception. Previously, he was one of the founders of Electronic Claims & Funding Inc. TJ has extensive experience with EDI transactions, and is responsible for the design and development of current product strategy and design. While continuing to innovate, as NEA's Chief Technology Officer, he has mentored and manages development, implementation and support teams. TJ currently oversees all information technology initiatives for NEA.

TJ is an avid amateur radio operator and volunteers extensively within organizations supporting various emergency management agencies.

Don Gerdts

Vice President of Operations

Don Gerdts is Vice President of Operations for Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA). Over the last 25 years, Don has demonstrated leadership within the health plan and insurance community in developing collaborative relationships, information technology strategy, infrastructure, business operations, and governance that are the acknowledged foundation of the operational success and competitive advantage of his clients. Don's responsibilities have ranged from information systems product development, creation of technical infrastructure, program/project management, business and systems analysis and IS/IT transformation initiatives and strategic planning for large organizations and start-ups as well.

In addition, Don has helped to successfully create other health-related companies and organizations including FirstGuard Health Plan (a community-benefit, government-sponsored health plan), BenefitSource, and Oceans of Mercy-a South African HIV/AIDS orphan rescue charity. Don holds a Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from Warren National University.

Nicole Smith

Marketing/Product Marketing

Nicole Smith brings over 15 years of marketing, management and sales experience to her role at Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA). Nicole leads a team that is responsible for the company's marketing and communications activities, including image and market development, corporate communications, industry analyst and media relations, brand management, advertising and research across all MEA/NEA products and services. She plays a critical role as a key member of the senior leadership team with full responsibility for all aspects of marketing and integrating strategic initiatives with the company's objectives.

Prior to being appointed to her current position, Nicole served as the Provider Sales and Marketing Manager. Nicole joined the company in 1998 as a marketing specialist.

Nicole is a graduate of Georgia State University and is an active member of the American Marketing Association.

David Fincher

Vice President of Dental Sales

David Fincher leads dental sales and services for National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA), David has been with NEA since its inception in 1997, and was responsible for the rapid growth in the provider market. As Vice President of Dental Sales, David is dedicated to developing the strategic planning and implementation of sales initiatives for the payors, channel partners and dental providers. During his tenure with NEA, David has spoken at many seminars and panels across the country and is known in the dental industry as an expert on electronic attachments.

David earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Georgia and is a former USMCR non-commissioned officer. He had held various management positions with RJR Nabisco, Sears, and NEA.

Cindy Jacoby

Vice President of Medical Sales

Cindy Jacoby is a successful healthcare business professional and sought-after speaker with expertise in management, operations and sales. Cindy is the vice president of sales at Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc.(MEA) where she focuses on some of the company's key sales and marketing operations. Cindy joined MEA in the spring of 2007, where she started as customer operations manager, and quickly advanced to director of payor relations.

With her extensive business knowledge and healthcare industry experience, Cindy is a regular speaker at business and national healthcare conferences and serves on the National Dental EDI Council (NDEDIC) board of directors. Cindy received her Masters of Business Administration from the Coles College of Business in 2006. While pursuing her MBA, she also became a certified managerial coach, where she now coaches students in the Kennesaw State University MBA program. Cindy also serves on the EMBARK Alumni Board at Kennesaw State University.

Rick Sevigny

Vice President of Human Resources

Rick Sevigny is an exceptional leader in human resources and organizational development. He brings over 20 years experience in strategic human resources and employee engagement and has a keen understanding on how to create and sustain a diverse work culture. Rick is committed to excellence in policies, procedures, process and practices for fair/consistent results and making leading organizations the employers of choice in their fields.

Prior to joining Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment, Inc. (NEA), Rick has held various leadership positions in human resources. In his most recent position as vice president of human resources at Caremedic Systems, Rick was instrumental in implementing various employee services programs all geared toward employee alignment to the overall Strategic Plan.

Rick graduated from University of Central Florida and is an active member of the International Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).

Melinda (Lindy) H. Benton

CEO

Lindy Benton has worked in the Healthcare Information Technology field for over 20 years and is currently the CEO of EA Holdings which includes Medical Electronic Attachment (MEA) and National Electronic Attachment (NEA).

Prior to MEA/NEA, Lindy served as divisional executive at The Sage Group, managing a $350 million division with 1,400 employees. Prior to Sage, Lindy worked at Cerner Corporation for 15 years. She held various leadership positions where she achieved double digit revenue growth while building high performing teams that were recognized year after year with Outstanding Achievement Awards. Previously she worked at Digital Equipment Corporation as the division manager responsible for healthcare business in the Southeast.

Lindy serves on advisory boards for several health IT and capital investment companies, working with executive teams to drive both acquisition and organic growth strategies in North American and global markets. Lindy is a member of the Foundation Board for Florida Hospital for Children and serves on executive councils for several health related committees and industry associations. She is also an active member of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Lindy holds a Master of Science degree from Florida State University with extended post graduate work in Measurement and Statistics.

Ryan Woodley

Director

Ryan Woodley is a principal in Polaris' Boston office. He joined Polaris in 2004 and focuses on growth equity investments and buyout opportunities across all industries.

Prior to joining Polaris, Ryan was a strategy consultant with the Monitor Group. During his tenure at Monitor, Ryan worked with Fortune 500 clients on a range of strategic and operating issues, focusing primarily on growth strategy and performance improvement. Prior to Monitor, he worked as an analyst and manager at Authorize.Net, an online payment gateway. Ryan also has experience at Google where he was a manager in the Online Sales and Operations group.

Ryan was part of the investment teams responsible for Polaris' investments in Art.com, Botanical Laboratories, Living Proof, National Electronic Attachment, UltraShape, and Xpressdocs.

Ryan received an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in electrical engineering from Brigham Young University.

Bryce Youngren

Director

Bryce Youngren is a general partner in Polaris' Boston office. He focuses primarily on growth equity investments in the technology, healthcare, media, and business services industries.

Prior to joining Polaris, Bryce was a senior associate at Great Hill Partners, where he sourced and executed investments in SmartMail Services (acquired by Deutsche Post) and ManagedStorage International (acquired by Incentra Solutions) and served as a director on the boards of both companies. Previously, Bryce served as an analyst for Willis Stein & Partners in Chicago and for Bear Stearns & Co.'s technology investment banking group in New York. Bryce was part of the investment teams responsible for Polaris' investments in Alimera Sciences, Art.com, AWS Convergence Technologies (Weatherbug), Cardlytics, Cushscraft, e-Rewards, Free & Clear, National Electronic Attachment, TechTarget, and Xpressdocs.

Bryce is chairman of the board of directors of Xpressdocs and also serves as a director on the boards of Alimera Sciences, Cardlytics, and e-Rewards. He was formerly chairman of the board of Cushcraft Corporation prior to their sale to Laird Group in March 2007.

Bryce holds an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BA in economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Sheila H. Schweitzer

Director

Ms. Schweitzer has focused professionally on the revenue cycle management industry for the past 30 years. In such capacity, Ms Schweitzer has held numerous founder and executive/industry association leadership roles with several companies and organizations. Ms Schweitzer joined Caremedic in March of 2003 as COO and was appointed Chairman of the Board and CEO in September 2003. Under her leadership Caremedic achieved a lead position in the HCIT revenue cycle market. During her tenure revenue and EBITDA grew by 650 percent and Caremedic successfully brought to market the first enterprise class revenue management system, the Electronic Financial Record (eFR). Ms Schweitzer sold Caremedic to Ingenix in December 2009.

Prior to joining CareMedic, Ms. Schweitzer was recruited to MedUnite Inc, a consortium of seven health plans -- Aetna, Cigna, Wellpoint, Anthem, Oxford, Healthnet, and PacificCare 45; which was formed to develop a network that connects physicians with payers for the electronic exchange of health data such as eligibility, claim status, referrals, authorizations and claim submission. Ms Schweitzer served in a consulting capacity to MedUnite in an initiative to position the Company for a sale. During her consulting tenure, Ms Schweitzer served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of MedUnite as well as a member of the firm's Executive Committee. Following her successful effort to rationalize overhead and functionalize MedUnite's web product offering for real-time transaction processing, Ms Schweitzer managed a multi-bid auction process, which led to the Company's sale to ProxyMed, Inc. in December 2002.

Prior to MedUnite, Ms. Schweitzer served as Chief Executive Officer of Presideo, Inc., which developed and marketed a biometric security technology for HCIT systems. Presideo was funded by Mayo Medical Ventures and Safeguard Scientifics, among others. Ms Schweitzer led the Company from its inception to product launch (following an 18-month product development period) and recruited a host of luminary hospital clients, including MD Anderson, Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville and Mayo Clinic - Scottsdale. Presideo was later sold to Smart Biometrics, Inc.

Prior to Presideo, Ms Schweitzer served as Senior Vice President of Operations with ENVOY Corporation (now a division of Emdeon), the nation's largest healthcare transactions service company. In this capacity, Ms. Schweitzer oversaw the management of 1,600 employees and acted in a direct reporting relationship to the Co-CEO's of ENVOY while serving on the firm's Executive Committee. During her six-year tenure, Ms Schweitzer led the healthcare transaction processing operations of ENVOY from inception to over $280 million in revenues, representing over 30 million transactions processed per month. Further, Ms Schweitzer managed the due diligence, negotiation and operational integration of 18 acquisitions and oversaw the sale of ENVOY's credit card processing division to First Data Corporation.

Thomas W. Hughes, MBA

Director

Tom Hughes founded Electronic Claims & Funding, Inc. (ECF), in 1990 and along with a strong entrepreneurial group, built the company into the nation's largest dental electronic claims clearinghouse. In 1995, Tom sold ECF to MedeAmerica and today ECF has become the Dental Division of Emdeon. While growing the business at ECF, Tom saw a need for an electronic attachment clearinghouse and in 1997 started NEA. Many of the former employees of ECF now work for NEA and remain today as the largest collection of brainpower and knowledge in the area of electronic attachments. Tom further expanded his vision in 2007 and created Medical Electronic Attachment, Inc. to fill the void for attachment processing in the medical market space. Tom is recognized as a thought leader in the attachment committee of HL7.

Tom is an avid sailor and often speaks at healthcare events around the country. He is the Chairman of the board of directors of the Alliance for Children Everywhere and is a sponsor of the Faith Works schools in Zambia, Africa. Tom and his wife Barbara have three children and six grandchildren. Tom graduated from Florida State University and has an MBA from Kennesaw State University.