Mr. Whelan is a seasoned business executive with a strong financial, consulting, and management background. He was a founder, Chairman, and President of Physicians' Pharmaceutical Services, Inc., a public company, and a charter member of the Maryland Chapter of Inc's Fastest Growing Companies in America. Mr. Whelan was also a founder, President, and CEO of Drug Counters, a chain of managed care retail pharmacies, which was sold to Diagnostek, Inc.

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Mr. Gillis has over twenty years of experience in the investment field. He is President and founder of Sherwood Financial Corp., which specializes in offshore investments and raising capital for startup firms in the technology sector. He also has an extensive background in the single-payer Health Care environments and has worked on projects with IBM and a number of pharmaceutical firms. He was educated at Dalhousie University, Bachelor of Commerce, Saint Mary's University, Bachelor of Science, Engineering, and NSCAD Industrial Design.

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Spurred by a genuine interest in cutting edge experimentation and creative development, Senior Design Engineer, John R. Martinez has gained an enormous range of experience in his thirteen years in engineering.

Mr. Martinez joined BioElectronics following extensive engineering responsibilities in leading edge projects. Some of his notable engineering projects included:

• Developing a PC-controlled medical instrumentation system to detect and diagnose food and chemical sensitivities.
• Designing a low-cost communication system for an under water remote operated vehicle using RF transceivers and composite color video traveling over a 2 wire 400Vdc cable.

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Dr. McLeod is a Professor and Director of the Bioelectromagnetics Laboratory, State University of New York Binghamton, NY. He received his Doctorate in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA. Dr. McLeod's research has been directed towards understanding the mechanism of interaction of biophysical factors in the processes of tissue development, healing and adaptation, which includes exogenously induced electromagnetic fields, hydrostatic pressure, acoustic/ultrasonic pressure waves, and mechanical deformation. He has earned the reputation as one of the leading experts on the effects of electromagnetic fields on tissue.

Dr. McLeod has received many honors and awards, including the Kappa Delta Award for Outstanding Bioelectrical Research in Musculo-Skeletal Systems and the NIH Shannon Award. In addition, Dr. McLeod has published numerous articles on his extensive research. Dr. McLeod has been the president of both the Society for Physical Regulation in Biology & Medicine and the Bioelectromagnetics Society.

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