1. 7/7/2016 THE ADVISORY GROUP1
David Light’s business career expands over 40 years as a C level executive in early
stage and emerging growth companies in worldwide markets. David’s roles as
Chairman, CEO and CFO provide diverse experience in creating business value
strategically, operationally and financially. He has successfully taken one company
public and turned around another publically held company. As CEO of PakSense,
an innovative developer of high tech environmental intelligent sensing solutions,
David implemented a long-term executable growth strategy, formed a result-
oriented management team, grew revenues over 800% and developed and
marketed several new products positioning the company for exponential growth
and a successful liquidity event for shareholders. While Chairman and CEO of
Sunrise Technologies, Inc., a publicly traded provider of lasers and related
products, David helped the struggling company avert bankruptcy, raise $25 million
in private equity, refocus and reposition the product lines in the U.S., Asia, and Europe. His leadership turned
the company around and increased shareholder value from $.34 to $20 per share. David had a nine-year
career with Advanced Polymer Systems as CFO and COO. APS was a publicly traded provider of a polymer-
based delivery system of active ingredients. As CFO, David directed a successful Initial Public Offering,
raising $15 million, and built an innovative, specialized polymer-manufacturing plant. David negotiated over
50 agreements including joint ventures, licensing, research and development, and supply with international
companies such as Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, Scott Paper, Dow Corning, Mobil Chemical,
Wm. Wrigley Co., and Bausch & Lomb Oral Care. David grew up in Idaho and graduated from Boise State
University with a B.B.A. Degree in Accounting. He received his Certified Public Accounting Certificate from
the State of Idaho. He is past chair and currently the Treasurer of the board of the Idaho Food Bank. He also
serves on the Board of Advisers for the Idaho Technology Council.

2. 7/7/2016 THE ADVISORY GROUP2
Kevin Storm’s career includes 30 years of consumer goods, food processing
and business-to-business experience. Kevin’s senior roles have encompassed
full accountability for business unit leadership and financial performance
across three continents and 10 manufacturing plants. Kevin served 11 years
with the J.R. Simplot Company, a $6 billion privately‐held food processor,
marketer and agribusiness. His domestic roles included Divisional VP & GM,
Group Senior VP & GM, and Group President of a $1 billion+ business unit.
Kevin was most recently Corporate Senior VP of International Business
Development, with responsibilities for $200 million+ subsidiaries and joint
ventures in China, India, Southeast Asia, Europe and Latin America. Kevin
developed new joint ventures, alliances, acquisitions, divestitures,
partnerships, and plant expansions across disparate geographies and cultures.
He served on joint venture boards in China, India, Mexico and the U.S., for
which sales ranged from $10 to $120 million. Prior to joining Simplot, Kevin
was Executive Vice President and COO of the Case Swayne Company, a private equity-owned processor and
marketer of products for the Quick Serve Restaurant industry. Kevin also spent 15 years with the H.J. Heinz
Company in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Boise in a progression of consumer and business-to-business
marketing and general management roles. He led the Heinz Ore‐Ida Foodservice Division for four years until
its sale in1997. Kevin began his business career in consumer marketing with the Procter & Gamble Company
following four years of service as an officer in the U.S. Army. Kevin holds undergraduate and graduate
degrees in economics from Arizona State University. Kevin has also served on several public service boards.
He recently completed his ninth year on the board of the Idaho Foodbank.

3. 7/7/2016 THE ADVISORY GROUP3
Mike Skinner, a Principal at The Advisory Group (TAG), is an accomplished strategic executive
with a diverse background leading consumer products and retail service companies through
key stages of their history, including early stage, emerging growth, strategic acquisition
integration and IPO. Prior to joining TAG, he served as President of Coinstar (Outerwall, Inc.
[OUTR]). During his ten years with Outerwall revenues grew from approximately $300
million to over $2 billion. After leading the Outerwall’s E-Payment Services and
Entertainment operating units Mike was promoted to President of Coinstar in 2009. During
his 5 years in this role Coinstar achieved record revenues, added key new products, expanded its retailer
footprint to over 20,000 locations, adding TD Bank Canada and regaining distribution at Safeway. Prior to
joining Coinstar, Skinner was Director, Client Services, Crestwood Associates, managing business
development activities for new clients including the California State Lottery, Microsoft, Paccar, Coinstar and
Oh Boy! Oberto. Previously he was founder of Elkhorn Consulting providing business development and
interim executive services to emerging growth companies including Coinstar, Impli Media,
DailyShopper.com, Flexcar (now ZipCar), FastVoice, and Carttronics. His early career roles included sales
and marketing positions with PIA Merchandising, Inc. (1996 IPO), WinterBrook Beverage Group, National
Beverage (1991 IPO), and Carnation Company. Mike is currently serving as a Board Member to Prosperity
Organic Foods and Crista Ministries and sits on the ITC Research, Development and Commercialization
committee. Skinner is an Idaho native, born in Twin Falls and raised in Caldwell and earned a BS Business
Administration from Oregon State University.