Key Personnel, Officers and Board of Directors

Key Personnel

Royce Monteverdi, President and Chief Executive Officer

Inventor, designer and chief technical engineer of the Robotic Parking System garage, Mr. Monteverdi holds numerous patents for automated, robotic parking technology. Mr. Monteverdi began his career as an apprentice at the workbenches of KRUPP in 1972. He earned a degree in construction and mechanics at the University of Stuttgart and Ulm in South Germany in 1976. Simultaneously, he attended architectural classes studying construction and design in developing properties.

Mr. Monteverdi began and successfully ran his own engineering consulting firm in 1981 specializing in industrial design. He then purchased the KRUPP manufacturing plant (which employed more than 200 people) in Stuttgart, Germany during the mid 1980’s and increased the annual revenue of the company from $40 million to over $100 million.

A few of his projects include the Munich airport, Volkswagen factory, Hitachi Chip (wafer) factory, Mercedes Benz assembly line, the launch pad for the Ariane space rocket and others. In view of his professional expertise and the patents he held for the Robotic Parking System, NASA/Satop asked Mr. Monteverdi to cooperate in developing a security system to detect explosives, narcotics and bodies in cars. This system is in operation today at specific locations.

Mr. Monteverdi also currently serves on National Fire Protection Association Committee on Garages and Parking Structures.

(See www.roycemonteverdi.com / www.gerhardhaag.com)

Mary Lou DeWynGaert, Chief Administrative Officer

Ms. DeWynGaert earned a BS in Education, Math and Science in 1976. After a brief period of teaching, she became involved in the computer software industry in 1978 developing accounting software packages.

From 1981 through 1992, Ms. DeWynGaert held numerous positions in RealWorld Corporation, one of the original developers of widely used accounting software packages for small- to medium-sized businesses. Positions included Director of Software Development, Customer Service and IT as well as Deputy to the President and CEO. During her tenure as VP Marketing, company revenue grew from $6 million to $18 million.

Ms. DeWynGaert has served as VP Development for Competence Software, developer of financial and investment training software as well as Marketing Director and Webmaster for Software Shelf, a manufacturer for corporate enterprise software.

Ms. DeWynGaert has been with Robotic Parking Systems, Inc. since 2005 where she is responsible for corporate and legal affairs, human resources, marketing and treasury.