Mr. Rod Fisk, Chief Executive Officer:
A former senior diplomat, Mr. Fisk is an expert in international nuclear energy issues, with an emphasis on nonproliferation regimes and import/export controls. He serves as an industry representative on U.S. delegations to the International Atomic Energy Agency and the International Maritime Organization. For the last 17 years, Mr. Fisk has applied his expertise for numerous fuel cycle participants and governments, analyzing the regulatory and political environment in which critical transportation and fuel cycle decisions are made and developing strategies to meet customer goals.

Mr. Daren Condrey, Senior Vice President:
Well known to the international fuel cycle community, Mr. Condrey has handled radioactive materials shipments for more than 13 years. At TLI, he coordinates regulatory, logistical, economic and time requirements to ensure successful movement of nuclear materials. He also excels in negotiating transportation rates with ocean, air and inland carriers, arranging transport with freight forwarders and customs brokers from a variety of countries, and managing equipment (packages and containers) necessary for the international movement of radioactive cargoes.

Mr. Mark Lambert, Vice President:
A former national security specialist for the U.S. military, Mr. Lambert provides expert knowledge of regulations affecting the movement of radioactive cargoes. Dedicated to managing transports of nuclear materials for the past eleven years, Mr. Lambert's previous experience includes management of all import, export and Customs compliance issues for a major U.S. clothing company. At TLI, he shoulders the day-to-day responsibility for arranging transport and ensuring that all necessary U.S. and non-U.S. permits are obtained to support radioactive materials shipments.

Mr. Sergey Danilenko, Director, TLI Russia:
For the past seven years, Mr. Danilenko has managed the movement of radioactive cargoes to and from CIS countries. He maintains excellent communications with IZOTOP, the Russian-licensed entity responsible for internal transport of radioactive materials, as well as
with Russian Customs and other government authorities. Mr. Danilenko also enjoys good working relationships with personnel at Russian enrichment facilities, including witnesses responsible for verification of product supply.