Mr. Kelly’s extensive business development, corporate finance background, positions him extremely well to the Company's product roll out plan and to facilitate the company’s aggressive growth goals via capital raising activities and value-added acquisitions. From 1979 to 1985, Mr. Kelly successfully assisted numerous companies in their fund-raising efforts by arranging and selling institutional placements, private placements and public offerings. In 1984, he founded Nationwide Registrar and Transfer Company, which specialized in the transfer of securities for public companies, and served as its general partner until 1993. In 1992, Mr. Kelly founded Quest Data Systems (Quest). As an officer and a director for Quest, he created the company’s business plan and placement memorandum, as well as its promotional materials. He also facilitated the sale of Quest to a public company in 1995. In 1994, Mr. Kelly founded a sole proprietorship that provided software-based dealership services to approximately 38 dealerships in the Long Island, NY. While providing software-based dealership services, Mr. Kelly conceived and developed, over a six year period, a hardware and software solution designed specifically to automate a wide range of processes throughout the dealership, enhance inventory tracking and security and deliver valuable business management information. By virtue of a reverse merger, Mr. Kelly brought his company public in 1999. In early 2002, the company, RealTimeCars, Inc., was forced to shutdown its business operation, due to adverse stock market conditions, namely the practice of Naked Short Selling and the predatory nature of the small issue marketplace at that time. Since 2002, Mr. Kelly has effectively been retired, consulting small companies from time to time.