The Management Team

Warren Goldenberg President and CEO

Mr. Goldenberg has worked for over fifteen years with emerging growth technology
companies and technology transactions across the State of Ohio. Mr. Goldenberg has
been a Partner with the Cleveland, Ohio based law firm of Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP
(“Hahn Loeser”) since 1990. Mr. Goldenberg is practicing law on a part time basis so
that he can serve as CEO of CardioInsight Technologies. Mr. Goldenberg co-managed a
program at Hahn Loeser to commercialize technologies developed in research institutions in the former Soviet Union with Leon Polott, a Russian immigrant and former Hahn Loeser lawyer. Messrs. Goldenberg and Polott formed Imalux Corp. (see www.Imalux. com) in Cleveland in 1996, and provided management services to Imalux until 2001 at which time Imalux was able to raise venture capital and hire full time management. Hahn Loeser will not perform legal services for CardioInsight so long at Mr. Goldenberg is both an executive officer of CardioInsight and a Partner in Hahn Loeser.

Charu Ramanathan Vice President, Technology Development

Dr. Ramanathan received her Ph.D. and M.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Case
Western Reserve University and a Bachelor of Engineering from Cochin University,
India. Dr. Ramanathan has spent the last 10 years developing aspects of ECGI software,
including numerical analysis, new regularization schemes, and methodology for analyzing and visualizing data. Her work on the application of the generalized minimal residual method was published in the Annals of Biomedical Engineering (2003) and was recently issued a patent. Dr. Ramanathan is experienced in setting up human clinical trials and is trained in human research policies and procedures. Her clinical work showcasing the first technical report of the ECGI technology in humans was published in Nature Medicine (April 2004). Her most recent work in using electrocardiographic imaging to image normal subjects was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. She has presented various aspects and results of the ECGI technology at various conferences including the scientific sessions of the American Heart Association and the Heart Rhythm Society. Dr. Ramanathan is a co-inventor of ECGI technology and co-founded the company.

Ping Jia Vice President, Clinical Development

Dr. Jia received her Ph.D. and M.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Case Western
Reserve University, and a Bachelor of Engineering from Tshighua University in Beijing,
China in 1993. Dr. Jia has 10 years of experience with ECGI Technology. In the course
of her graduate research, she led the initial study in Cardiac resynchronization therapy
using ECGI (in collaboration with University Hospitals of Cleveland). A report on this
study has been published in the Heart Rhythm Journal. Dr. Jia has also focused on
endocardial ECGI Technology, which allows noncontact intracavitary measurements of
endocardial electrical activity using a catheter. Prior to her studies at CWRU, Dr. Jia was
employed as a hardware engineer at Tiandi Hitech Company, Beijing, China, where she
was responsible for electronic circuit design, specifications and safety testing of medical
devices. Dr. Jia is a co-inventor of ECGI technology and co-founded the company.

Harris Gasparakis, Vice President, Product Development

Dr. Gasparakis has 15 years of product development experience in electrophysiology mapping and navigation and directly related spaces, including Director, Advanced Software Engineering for Stereotaxis (a pioneering minimally-invasive surgery company); Principal Physicist for the startup phase of Biosense (one of the pioneers in the electrophysiology space which was ultimately sold to J&J for $500M); Boston Scientific; Vital Images; and Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories/Teracon. Dr. Gasparakis has significant management experience, including the management of large cross-functional teams; development and management of relationships with hardware and other OEM’s; working with clinicians and medical advisory boards on product development; and intellectual property strategy and development.

John E. Anderson, Software Development Manager

Mr. Anderson is an industry veteran with over 25 years of high level software/product development experience in both multinational and startup companies. His large company experience includes Philips Medical Systems (CT and PET imaging); Technicare (nuclear medicine imaging); Northrup Grumman Information Technology (embedded software for the International Space Station); and Diebold, Inc. (software for ATM’s). His startup and early stage company experience has included Multi-Dimensional Imaging, Solon, Ohio (medical imaging); and Tele-Document, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio (document automation for home health care). Mr. Anderson received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Janet Minnis Webb, Clinical Trial Consultant

Ms. Webb has over 25 years of clinical, regulatory and quality assurance experience in the medical device industry, including Vice President of Clinical, Regulatory & Quality (CRQ) Affairs with Innovative Spine Technologies, Boston, MA; Vice President and Operations Manager for OttoSensors, a venture-backed startup which developed a micro miniature sensor for intra-arterial blood monitoring; and Picker International, a $1B manufacturer of diagnostic imaging equipment; Biometric Research Institute (BRI), a CRO later acquired by Quintiles. Ms. Webb previously worked with Mr. Goldenberg as a consultant to Imalux.