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Cool Chips Executive Committee and Management Team


*Rodney T. Cox, Ph.D.*
	Education:
		B.A., Mathematics and Economics,Willamette University.
		M.S., GSIA, Carnegie Mellon University.
		Ph.D., Operations Research/Finance,Columbia University.
	Work History:
		1978-Present,	Chairman and Director, Borealis and all of the Borealis Family of Companies.
		1978-1999,	President.
		1960-2001,	Partner, The Parmenides Group, Private Investment Bankers.
*Wayne S. Marshall. Ph.D.*
	Education:
		B.S., Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado.
		B.S., Business, University of Colorado.
		M.S., Industrial Engineering, Purdue University.
		Ph.D., Operations Research, Case Institute of Technology.
	Work History:
		1985-present,	Director, Borealis and all of the Borealis Family of Companies.
		Professor of Business Administration Emeritus, Long Island University.
		1962-1969,	Professor of Business Administration, Columbia University.
*Isaiah W. Cox*
	Education:
		A. B, Princeton University, Cum Laude.
	Work History:
		1999-present,	President.
		1993-present,	Chief Operating Officer, overseeing IP, contracts, communications.
		1992-present,	Director, Borealis and all of the Borealis Family of Companies.
		1989-present,	President, Thales Resources, Inc.
		1987-present,	Worked with Borealis.
		5 U.S. Patents issued; 7 pending.
*James Magdych*
	Education:
		University of Houston.
	Work History:
		2002-present,	Chief Information Officer.
		2001-present,	Network consultant for Borealis.
		1998-2002,	Network Associates, Inc. Managed global security research team identifying and analyzing computer security threats. Consulted on computer security issues by various organizations, including: the FBI, CNN, the BBC, and many others.
		1995-1998,	ViewSonic Corporation. Responsible for architecture and implementation of global telecommunications strategy.