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| Timothy E. Sawyer, M.D., president and founder of ImQuant,
Inc., is a graduate of the University of Washington School of
Medicine. He performed his radiation oncology residency at the
Mayo Clinic. While training at Mayo, he received the American
Society of Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology Clinical Research
Award, the award given annually to the radiation oncology resident
in the United States performing the most significant clinical
cancer research. While then serving a four-year military commitment
at Walter Reed in Washington, D.C., he instructed residents at
the National Cancer Institute, served on the adjunctive (lecturing)
faculty at Johns Hopkins, and continued his research pursuits
with the Mayo Clinic. Two years after residency, he became co-director
for lung cancer research for the Mayo Clinic's national cooperative,
NCI-funded cancer research group, the NCCTG. Though toward the
end of his military commitment he accepted a position to return
to Mayo, it was very important to him and particularly his wife
to return home to Boise. He therefore joined the St. Alphonsus
Cancer Care Center in the summer of 2000. A year later, he was
appointed the center's Medical Director. A year later, he began
pursuing the goal of building a world-class cancer research program
in Boise. Frustrated by what he felt were very crude methods of
using advanced images to target radiation therapy, he spent approximately
18 months in his home office, attempting to refine the integration
of imaging data into oncologic processes. In the fall of 2003,
he began a series of meetings with clinicians and engineers at
the Mayo Clinic. In 2004, after receiving strong interest from
respected scientists, engineers, and clinicians to help him create
the technology he envisioned, he founded ImQuant. |
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| Thomas E. Payne, Vice President of Business and Technology
Development, received his BS Degree summa cum laude from Pacific
Lutheran University with a double major in Computer Engineering
and Engineering-Physics. He worked for Microsoft Corporation for
13 years where he led groups of engineers in the design, development,
and test of large software projects primarily for the business
market. He worked as a lead developer on LAN Manager and Windows
NT 4.0 Networking and as a development manager for the Windows
Distributed Systems group where he led a group of developers on
the design and implementation of administration tools and services
for a wide variety of Windows 2000 Server and Workstation features.
Upon leaving Microsoft to pursue other interests, Mr. Payne formed
his own real estate investment and development company. |
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| Biomedical Imaging Resource, Mayo Clinic. ImQuant and
the Mayo Clinic (Rochester, MN) have formed a formal collaborative
agreement to develop and study ImQuant's initial prototype software,
and to develop ImQuant’s initial commercial products. The technology
is being created within the Biomedical Imaging Resource, an imaging
laboratory run by Mayo imaging scientist Richard Robb, Ph.D. |
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| Thomas L. Sawyer, Chief Financial Officer, is a graduate
of Montana State University with Bachelors and Masters degrees
in business and economics. He is a financial professional with
managerial experience in financial consulting, investor relations,
strategic planning, profit planning, and financial reporting and
analysis. His experience comes from working for three major corporations:
Merrill Lynch, Morrison Knudsen Corporation, and Miles Laboratories,
Inc. (now Bayer Corporation). |
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| Glenn Michael, Consultant, is assisting in issues related
to ImQuant's stock plan and other business-related issues, and
is assisting with the raising of start-up capital. Mr. Michael
has served as Chief Financial Officer for multiple companies in
the technology industry, to include SCP Global, and Dedicated
Devices, Inc. |
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