Scott Case
Chief Executive Officer & Vice Chairman, Malaria No More

Timothy "Scott" Case is a technologist, entrepreneur and inventor and was co-founder
of priceline.com, the "Name Your Own Price" Internet service. As Chief Technology Officer,
he was responsible for building the technology that enabled priceline.com's hyper-growth.

In 2006, Scott joined Malaria No More to inspire individuals and institutions in the private
sector to end deaths cause by malaria. He also serves as the Chairman of Network for
Good, a national nonprofit that has distributed more than $100 million to 20,000 nonprofits.

Scott continues to build social enterprises that use technology, commercial processes, and
incentives to create sustainable, scalable solutions to improve people's lives.

Jean Chatzky
Financial Editor, NBC's Today

Jean Chatzky, award winning journalist and best-selllllllllllllllling author, is the financial editor for
NBC's Today, a contributing editor for More Magazine, a columnist for The New York Daily
News, and a contributor to The Oprah Winfrey Show.

She is the author of six books, including her newest The Difference: How Anyone Can
Prosper in Even the Toughest Times (Crown Business) and best sellers Pay It Down: From
Debt to Wealth on $10 A Day (New York Times and Business Week best seller) and Make
Money, Not Excuses (Wall Street Journal and New York Times best seller). Jean has been
recognized as an exceptional journalist. In 2009, the Consumer Federation of America
awarded Chatzky the Betty Furness Consumer Media Service Award for her nearly two
decades of pioneering personal finance education. She has also received the Clarion Award
from Women in Communications, a Gracie Award from American Women in Radio &
Television, Inc., and was named one of the best magazine columnists in the country by the
Chicago Tribune.

Tom Crowley
Founder & CEO, TAC Enterprises

Tom Crowley, a former managing director at GE Equity, has over 35 years of
entrepreneurial, corporate and investment management experience. He has founded
five companies, acted as a venture capitalist and currently advises early and growth stage
companies, specializing in digital media, information technologies and business services.

Tom is a media and communications industry veteran, with over 15 years at such companies
as Home Box Office and Time Warner Cable. During his 12 years at GE Capital, he invested more
than $250 million in early and growth stage companies, many in Internet related businesses.
Highly regarded in the venture capital community, he has served on boards and acted as
interim chairman for a variety of early stage companies.