Alan Masarek co-founded and has been an executive member of Quickoffice since the company's founding in 2002, and has served as Quickoffice's Chief Executive Officer since 2007. He has served as a C-level executive and financier for over 25 years, leading technology companies that span corporate, venture and entrepreneurial settings. Mr. Masarek has successfully raised hundreds of millions of dollars during his career and has been instrumental in creating value for his shareholders, generating over half a billion dollars in market value.

Prior to co-founding Quickoffice, Mr. Masarek was the founder and CEO of AdOutlet, a leading B2B marketplace for the media industry. Mr. Masarek successfully built the company from the ground up, raising $30 million in three equity financings from leading VCs, and created a peak market value of more than $100 million before securing the sale of the Company. Previously, Mr. Masarek was President of Advanced Health Corporation (NASDAQ: AHTC) where he led the company from a development-stage healthcare IT company into a profitable, publicly traded services and IT company. Mr. Masarek began his career as a CPA with Arthur Andersen & Co. before becoming a Principle at The NTC Group, a New York-based leveraged buyout firm.

Mr. Masarek received his MBA from Harvard Business School, With Distinction, and his BBA in Accounting from The University of Georgia, Magna Cum Laude. He is a Member of the Young Presidents' Organization.

Gregg Fiddes is a wireless communication veteran and leverages over 18 years of experience in a variety of senior-level positions in the wireless technology, handheld computing and Internet transaction software industries.

Most recently, Mr. Fiddes was VP of Sales and Marketing at start-up Voyager Systems, Inc. where he led an aggressive marketing, sales, and business development campaign which resulted in the company establishing itself as the early leader in providing secure wireless access to law enforcement - Voyager was acquired by Advanced Technology Systems. In a prior position, Fiddes was Vice-President of Palm's (now palmOne) Enterprise Business Group, in command of Palm's Enterprise and Vertical Market Strategy, Wireless Product Marketing, and Business Development. Prior to Palm, Mr. Fiddes was the North America Business Development Group Manager for VeriFone's Internet Commerce software products - VeriFone was acquired by Hewlett Packard and he led the integration of the VeriFone software business into Hewlett Packard's Internet Commerce Division. Mr. Fiddes also worked at BellSouth International and BellSouth Mobile Data where he helped develop successful cellular and wireless data businesses both domestically and internationally. Mr. Fiddes began his career in General Electric's esteemed Technical Sales Program and went on to be a top sales producer in GE's Electrical Distribution and Programmable Controls Division.

Mr. Fiddes holds an MBA from Babson Graduate School of Business with an emphasis on Marketing and Entrepreneurial studies and a BSME from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

David Halpin is a seasoned executive with over 15 years of core product development experience at manager, senior manager and executive staff levels. Mr. Halpin has managed geographically distributed, multi-faceted teams, which delivered world-class software solutions to F1000 customers. Mr. Halpin joined Quickoffice in 2006 to help lead and grow Quickoffice's Development Operations in its Dallas, London and Ottawa facilities.

Previously, Mr. Halpin was the Vice President of Engineering at Macromedia and Adobe, Inc. In this capacity, he was responsible for the offshore development facility in Bangalore, India; architecting product strategies and roadmaps; and managing the respective product development teams to ensure delivery. His duties encompassed product life cycle development, strategic and tactical planning, release scheduling hiring, mentoring, engineering, quality assurance, partner relationships and press and industry analyst liaison work.

Mr. Halpin joined Macromedia in the fall of 1996 from Computer Systems Company (CSC) where he was Manager of Electronic Image Development. At CSC, he developed the company's electronic payment processing systems for major health care providers.