Mike Broadfoot's business interests are focused on the development of early stage companies in a variety of industry sectors, and he has been part of the InnerVision team since mid 2003. Mike's 20-year employment career was primarily in the energy marketing and trading industry. He retired from the merchant energy business and his then current position as President and CEO of Engage Energy, in mid 2002, shortly after the sale of Engage to a US based energy conglomerate. Mike was one of the founders of a predecessor to Calgary based Engage, and led the evolution of that group from a start-up through to its mature status as one of the major energy trading and marketing firms in North America. In mid 2002, Mike became the Chairman of Solium Capital Inc, an early stage technology company that is listed on the TSX-Venture Exchange. Past Directorships include: Peyto Exploration and Development, a TSX listed company which Mike was a co-founder of in 1998, and a Director of until mid 2003, and which held the distinction of being the most successful publicly traded company in Canada over that five year period of time (from a return on investment perspective); Stormworks Ltd. a privately held e-business services company that was acquired by Solium; Union Gas, the Ontario natural gas utility; and Encore Energy a joint venture between Engage and EPCOR, the Edmonton based power and water utility.

Tim Davies founded InnerVision in mid-2002 and has led the scientific innovation of InnerVision's proprietary technology since its inception. Over the past 20 years Tim has been involved in the design and creation of state-of-the-art sonar technology and the many applications of that science. Tim has held senior positions in advanced sonar R&D for applications in the sub-sea and defense sectors, with Lockheed Missile and Aerospace, Royal Ordinance UK PLC; and for a short period of time in the early 1990s, Tim applied his acoustic expertise in the development of medical imaging (that endeavor was truncated, as the cost of super computing was too expensive for commercial viability). He holds a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Calgary with majors in Applied Mathematics and Non-Linear Dynamic Systems. Tim is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the Society of Molecular Imaging, and the Association of Ultrasound and Medicine.

Geoffrey Bennett joined the Company as chief operating officer in August 2003, bringing over 20 years of operational and financial experience. Geoff has focused his efforts over the last 10 years with early stage enterprises and their specific operational and financial needs and has a proven track record in technology commercialization. Most recently he was a Partner in the New Zealand based venture development firm, Southern Lights Ventures Limited. In this role Geoff worked with New Zealand entrepreneurs to successfully commercialize their technologies into global markets in the fields of non-destructive testing, industrial energy management and bio-medical supply.

From 1999-2001 Geoff was chief financial officer of Pelorus Navigation Systems Inc. a publicly listed company in the aerospace industry. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta and is a member of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Richard Evans co-founded InnerVision in mid-2002 and has over 25 years experience in engineering, microprocessor and computer design, graphics, and overall systems design. He has held senior engineering positions at such companies as Sperry Gyroscope and Westinghouse Signals. Richard is responsible for the design and manufacture of the Company's imaging system, including the super-computer processor. He has special expertise in the design and construction of systems which utilize FPGAs, advanced parallel processing, and advanced graphics techniques. Richard holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physics from the University of Manchester and is a member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE).

David Christie became actively involved in InnerVision in the Spring of 2005 and brings considerable experience in commercializing medical devices to InnerVision. In his most recent role as Chief Operating Officer at VSM MedTech Ltd, David was responsible for manufacturing, regulatory, quality assurance, and service, of functional brain imaging systems and blood pressure monitors, contributing significantly to the growth of VSM from a company with no revenue and 12 employees to $15 million in revenue and 175 employees. In prior roles as Executive Vice President and General Manager, David led the engineering and business development initiative on ground-breaking blood pressure technologies, and prior to that as Vice President Sales and Marketing, successfully launched their proprietary blood pressure monitor and established international distribution. David was Vice President and Regional General Manager, BC and Alberta, for Medigas, Canada's leading respiratory care company. David held increasingly senior management positions with American Hospital Supply, and then Baxter Corporation, the world's largest supplier of medical-surgical supplies to hospitals. David has his Masters in Business Administration from the University of British Columbia, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Montana.

Alan Knowles has served as a director of Company since April 2003. Alan assisted Tim Davies and Richard Evans in forming the Company and continues to assist InnerVision in reaching its funding goals. Alan is a respected Senior Oil and Gas Analyst with Haywood Securities Inc, of Calgary, Canada, a position he has held since October 2000. Between 1996 and 2000, Alan held similar positions with both Research Capital Corporation and Canaccord Capital Corporation. In the 15 years prior to this he held senior financial executive roles with several prominent Canadian public companies. Alan holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Calgary, and both the CMA and CFA designations.