Jonathan "MopMan" Williams
Mr. Williams has extensive experience in start-up and day-to-day operations of small to medium size corporations. Previously, Jonathan was a Founder and COO for Klozer.com, Inc. where he oversaw the company's Sales and Marketing efforts. Prior to that, Jonathan was the Founder, CEO and Chairman of the Board for Environmental Services, Inc., the largest cleaning service provider in Snohomish County, Washington. Mr. Williams is a member of the Advisory Board for Limestone Ventures, and a Board Member for the Await & Find non-profit organization. He is an active member of IFMA (International Facility Management Association), and the Fremont @Home Users Group. Jonathan has been featured in national speaking engagements on Technology in the Facility Management Industry.

Kimberly A. Paternoster
Kim has over 12 years experience as an engineer, manager and executive in the consumer shrinkwrap software and Internet industries. Most recently, she was the Founder and President of Wicked Code, Inc., a web development firm specializing in small business web site. Prior to that, she founded BidManiac.com, Inc., an online auction-related portal that was sold to GotoAuctions. Previously, she gained extensive experience with startup businesses including Insight Development Corporation, Storm Technology, nFX Corporation and Banner Blue Software (Broderbund). Ms. Paternoster has a patent-pending for "Capturing, Annotating and Transmitting Images of Internet Web Pages." She is an active member of the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs. Ms. Paternoster earned her B.S. in Computer Science and Math from Framingham State College and a B.F.A. from Boston Conservatory of Music.

Ken Galo
Ken has been in the cleaning industry since 1977, managing cleaning services in high-rise office towers in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Charlotte. Previously, he was the divisional Vice President for a $13 million company in Green Bay, where he helped vault the annual revenues to $19 million leading to a corporate acquisition. Currently, Ken operates a small facility service firm with his wife and has created an online E-Zine, CleanPeers to educate the cleaning industry.

Board of Advisors
The BigMop Homes Board of Advisors plays a central role in the success of the company. The Board of Advisors consists of the following individuals:

Milo Medin - Founder, CTO and VP of Engineering of Excite@Home
Mr. Medin oversaw the development of Excite@Home's high-speed backbone. Prior to joining Excite@Home, Medin served as project manager at NASA Ames Research Center. During his tenure, he directed the NASA National Research and Education Network project that, in combination with partners at the Lawrence Livermore National Lab, deployed a high-speed national ATM infrastructure connecting major supercomputing and data archiving centers. He also supervised the primary west coast Internet interconnect network. In addition, he pioneered the global NASA Science Internet project, providing network infrastructure for science at more than 200 sites in 16 countries and 5 continents, including Antarctica, and initially helped establish the TCP/IP protocol as an industry standard. Medin has a BS in Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley.

Scot Wingo - Founder and CEO, GoTo^TM Auctions
With more than seven years of building successful startup companies, Scot's entrepreneurial spirit first took root at Bristol Technology Inc., where he helped the company grow from three to 50 people. After Bristol, Scot co-founded Stingray Software, which was acquired by Rogue Wave Software (NASDAQ: RWAV) for $21 million. Scot holds a Masters in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the University of South Carolina.

Joe Williams - Founder and President, JLWPartners
Mr. Williams is a Principal in JLWPartners, a firm providing Project Management Consulting and Contract Services, and holds a Project Management Professional certification from the Project Management Institute. Previously, he was the Senior Vice President of Project Management at Inovant, a division of Visa International. Prior to Visa, he was Vice President of SABRE Application Architecture for The SABRE Group in Fort Worth, Texas, with a staff of 85 Architects and Business Consultants, responsible for internal SABRE application architecture. As Managing Director of the Project Consulting/Risk Assessment organization (an internal Project Management quality group), he was a member of the SABRE Executive Committee, reporting directly to the CEO of SABRE and the CEO of AMR. Mr. Williams has 32 years experience in Airlines and Banking real-time, high volume transaction processing systems development and management. His software experience includes development of applications, operating systems, and large worldwide networks for Western Airlines, United Airlines, American Airlines, and Canadian Airlines, on a wide range of technology platforms. Mr. Williams was one of a small group of designers and developers of the original Federal Express Package Tracking System (COSMOS), and the Bank of America Eagle transaction switching system. He earned his B.A. in Management Information Systems from Dallas Baptist University.