Frank McEachern, JD
Executive Chairman of the Board, CFO, and General Counsel
Frank joined the company from Baker Botts LLP where his work as an attorney included mergers and acquisitions, transactions involving large medical device companies, advising corporate boards and committees, compensation related matters for employment agreements and option plans, and financings for both public and private security offerings. Frank focused his training on the skills required to bring financial resources, people, and technology together in complex financial, legal and regulatory environments.

Before entering the legal profession Frank attended the Business Honors Program at the University of Texas at Austin under a National Merit Finalist Scholarship, where he received multiple business degrees, including a degree in finance. At the Company, he has negotiated and structured the key IP licenses at the core of the Company's IP portfolio and the key development agreements for the Company. He maintains the Company's financial systems and has negotiated, structured, and drafted the underlying financing documents for the Company. Frank received his JD degree, receiving multiple honors for highest achievement in a subject area while attending the University of Texas at Austin.

Will Rosellini, JD, MBA
CEO
After retiring from pro baseball, Will became fascinated with the ability of rapidly shrinking electronic devices to be integrated into the nervous system and in bringing these innovations to patients with damaged nervous systems. Without a clear path to a "Translational Neurotechnology" degree, Will had to obtain the relevant business, accounting and legal background to develop technology and raise capital for preclinical to clinical studies. While persuing these "deal-making" skills, he concurrently sought the ability to evaluate the technical feasibility of neuroprosthetic systems. In his second year of law school, he was concurrently enrolled in the MS of Comp. Biology at NJIT. During this time, he completed 64 hours of science and legal coursework in one calendar year, by taking law courses in Long Island in the morning and commuting 2 hours to New Jersey to take science courses at night.

He continued this work on translational neuroscience by completing a Master's of Neuroscience, Master's of Regulatory Science and hopes to complete a Phd in Neuroscience in the near future. The focus of his Phd work is focused on evaluating the safety and efficacy of a novel form of neurostimulation, called voltage contolled capacitive discharge, invented by Dr. Larry Cauller. In pursuit of these translational clinical skills, Will has received an MBA, MS of Accounting in 2003, a JD in 2006, a Master's of Computational Biology, Master's of Neuroscience, 2008, Master's of Regulatory Science, 2008 and is currently enrolled as a PhD student in Neuroscience. Will is a seasoned entrepreneur and has previously founded and sold Texas Onsite Dental, a telemedical company. Will was named Entrepreneur of the Year for 2009 by Entrepreneurs' Organization.

Before becoming a medical device entrepreneur, Will Rosellini was a professional baseball player with the Arizona Diamondbacks. He was also a member of the silver medal Team USA baseball team in 1995 and the bronze medal Team USA baseball team in 1997.

Jordan Curnes, MBA
President and COO
Joining the Company from a brand marketing position at Unilever, Jordan received his MBA from Duke and Finance degree from Notre Dame. He has previous experience as a consultant working with Fortune 100 Health Care companies and is a serial entrepreneur.