Global Security Alerts Corporate Overview

Global Security Alerts, leading alerting solutions provider, includes the national web portals of Earth 911 (www.Earth911.com), PETS 911 (www.PETS911.com) and the AMBER Alert Portal (www.AMBERAlert.com).

Earth 911, the nation’s leading environmental web portal, supplies the public with access to approximately 80,000 U.S. and Canadian locations for recycling, reuse and proper disposal of household hazardous products. Individuals can access their local information at no cost by entering their ZIP Code on the Earth 911 website (www.Earth911.com), or by calling the toll-free, interactive phone system (1-877-Earth911 or1-800-CLEANUP). On September 26, 2001, Earth 911 was awarded the Stockholm Challenge Award for Information Technology, regarded as the Nobel Prize for Information Technology.

PETS 911 (www.PETS911.com), a leading pet portal, links major animal welfare organizations, shelters, pet service providers and individuals to provide a localized, comprehensive resource -- at no cost – that is comprised of an online shelter adoption network; lost and found services; listings of veterinary facilities, emergency clinics and spay and neuter resources; and other pet-related information.

The AMBER Alert Portal (www.AMBERAlert.com) allows law enforcement to directly activate and update AMBER Alerts. An alerting solution provided at no cost to state governments, the AMBER Alert Portal then disseminates the alerts to other local, state and federal government agencies, broadcasters and the public via cell phones, pagers, fax, email, other wireless devices and PCs.

AMBERAlert.com, in conjunction with its partners, serves as the central resource for individuals and organizations who wish to immediately access important AMBER Alert information designed to save children's lives.

Executive Management

Jeffrey Rassas, CEO and President, Global Security Alerts

A 20-year veteran of business ventures and management, Rassas joins Global Security Alerts as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President. Over the course of his career, Rassas has had extensive experience in funding, leading, developing and performing corporate turnarounds for many start-up ventures across a variety of industries, both private and public. Key examples include: QuietMove, Inc. (www.quietmove.com), Auction Express (www.Auction-Express.com), Tolis Group (www.tolisgroup.com – formerly Bru Software), MicroSupply/Channel Pros (www.microsupply.com – www.channelpros.net), and eTechLogix, Inc. (www.etechlogic.com).

Recently, Rassas served as Co-chairman and CEO of ImproveNet, Inc. (publicly traded/IMPV; www.improvenet.com), which he acquired through a merger in 2002. Rassas’ strategic vision and execution led to industry recognition of the company as “Best of Web” in 2003 by Money Magazine. In 2005, he sold the company to Interactive Commerce Corporation (IACI), delivering a substantial return on shareholder equity.

Rassas’ tenure at ImproveNet, Inc. was preceded by his leadership role as CEO and President at eTechLogix, Inc. (www.etechlogic.com), which developed Enterprise Commerce Management software for manufacturers and distributors of building materials.

From 1997-2001, Rassas served as founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Board of publicly traded EBIZ Enterprises, a Linux solutions provider. Rassas expanded company operations, yielding revenues in excess of $58 million. In addition, Rassas raised over $20 million dollars and took the company public in 1998.

Prior to EBIZ, Rassas founded and operated The Wilsaac Group, Inc. (dba DLC Consulting), an office services outsourcing firm for Fortune 1000 companies. Under Rassas’ direction, the firm grew from a one-man operation to over 200 employees with multi-state locations, resulting in a profitable sale to Parcelway/Dynamex, a division of Air Canada.

Rassas started his entrepreneurial career by co-founding ITS Travel Group, Inc., Arizona's third largest travel company, which was then sold in 1989.

A two-time finalist for Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year award, Rassas has been a guest speaker at Thunderbird, the Garvin School of International Management. Rassas also serves on several outside boards and continues to speak at technology trade events around the nation. Rassas holds a degree in electrical engineering from DeVry University.