Michael S. Williams has been a member of the Board of Directors of IAP Worldwide Services since 2004 and assumed the duties of Chief Executive Officer and a Vice Chairman of the Board of IAP effective January 18, 2008.

With more than 38 years of experience, Williams has served in a variety of senior leadership positions in international commercial markets as well as classified and civil government markets. From 1993 to 2001, he worked for Lockheed Martin, most recently as President and General Manager of Lockheed's Systems and Technology group. In that role, he managed an IT and communications business providing both services and full systems, including the former ComSat Laboratories in Clarksburg, Md., following Lockheed's acquisition of ComSat.

From 1979 to 1993, he worked for General Electric. During that period, he grew from managing engineering and program management functions to general P&L management. He also served as Chief Engineer in the 1980s for several large, high technology classified businesses. He began his career at the Naval Air Development Center, actively engaged in large-scale simulation, lab test, and flight test of aeronautical, avionics, and weapon control systems from 1968 to 1978.

Peter S. Gleave, a Chartered Engineer with more than 25 years of program and company management expertise, has been promoted to Deputy Managing Director for Program Management and Support Operations for G3 Systems Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of IAP Worldwide Services, Inc.

Gleave, who most recently worked on assignment for IAP in the Middle East, will focus on improving G3's efficiency and effectiveness with a concentration on G3's program management and business systems and processes.

After leaving the Royal Navy in 1986, Gleave worked initially as a project manager and latterly in management of several defence and aerospace companies. In 1996, he co-founded Williams & Gleave Company Ltd., an ISO 9001 accredited interim management Company which was acquired by G3 in 2001. Gleave served on the Board of Directors of G3 and as Operations Director from 2001 to 2006.

Alan Moore has joined UK subsidiary G3 Systems as Finance Director based at the UK Head Office in Royston, Hertfordshire. Alan has worked closely with Cathy Chambers, International Corporate Controller, for the past few months to ensure a smooth hand-over. He is a Scottish chartered Accountant with over 25 years experience in financial management, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, and is qualified with Ernst & Whinney. He has worked as Finance Director in a number of companies in the UK and France in the fields of engineering, house-building and business services. At Wind River, a NASDAQ software-company with headquarters near San Francisco, Alan was European Director of Finance looking after the Finance Team and supporting the sales organization in twelve European countries. Alan is married with one son. He enjoys spending time with his family, gardening and visiting historic gardens.

Murray Wildman joined G3 Systems as Defence Adviser in 2001 and was appointed a non-executive Director in 2003. An engineer by profession, he spent the majority of his military career in the logistics and equipment support fields both as a staff officer and in field force appointments. He retired from the British Army after 34 years service in August 2001.

His most recent military appointments included Director General Whole Fleet Management, MOD London, where he formulated Army and Defence Whole Fleet Management Policy and developed new concepts for the management of Defence land based equipments; Defence Adviser to British High Commissioner in South Africa, where he advised the British High Commissioner on Defence and Security matters affecting relations between the UK and South Africa in particular and in the region in general; and Director of Equipment Support in the Quartermaster General’s Department, where he planned the integrated logistic support for all new Army equipments and associated engineering support and logistic information systems.

After leaving the Army he established his own defence consultancy company, Defence Business Solutions Limited, concentrating on helping small to medium defence companies with strategy, logistic support, advising on equipment orientated matters and doing business with the UK Armed Forces. He undertakes peer reviews, red team activity and writes executive summaries for company tenders for UK MoD contracts. He is a regular contributor to Defence Conferences both as a chairman and speaker.

Dwight Clark is the Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for IAP Worldwide Services. Clark has extensive experience in facilities programming, design, construction, operations, and project management. He has more than 35 years of facility engineering and program successes, an in-depth understanding of workforce and resources required to operate and maintain infrastructure and facilities, and a broad perspective and technical expertise gained from environmental and university teaching experiences and working with foreign governments.

Clark completed 27 years of service with the Air Force and 9 years in private industry including work with the Public Service Company of New Mexico. He directed the implementation of the Air Force Contract Augmentation Program (AFCAP) and led RMS (Readiness Management Support, LC) to the successful completion of more than 90 task orders at numerous worldwide locations and won the re-bid of the AFCAP contract.

Ed Hamm is the Senior Vice President of Operations Support and Chief of Staff for IAP Worldwide Services. Hamm is responsible for the executive leadership and management of the Corporate Operations Support Team including Environmental, Safety and Health; Quality and Productivity; Information Technology; Small Business; and Facilities and Travel. Prior to joining IAP, Ed was Director of Corporate Management for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and he served as Chief Deputy to the Commander for all aspects of corporate management. This assignment culminated his 30 years of commissioned service in the U.S. Navy Civil Engineer Corps.

A qualified Marine Engineer, who has spent many years in the Defence industry working for Ferranti, Marconi, Thompson-Marconi (and Thales predominantly in the Sonar field, latterly in Training Systems) before joining Williams & Gleave (G3) in 2000 as a Technical Project Manager and G3 Systems in 2001, responsible for Project Management and Deputy Operations Director.

Iain has been Technical Director for G3 Systems since 2005, responsible for the Engineering Team, technical innovation, technical compliance and professional standards

He has a wide range of interests outside of the Company (mainly associated with his family) and is physically fit (active in mind and body).

He is an absolutely key member of the G3 Systems Team.

Tony joined the British Army and was commissioned into the Royal Engineers in 1985. He undertook the Professional Engineer Training Course, attended the Junior Command and Staff Course and subsequently was posted to Germany. On promotion to Major, he assumed Command of a Mechanised Field Squadron and1996 he was posted to Military Works Force as Second in Command of 523 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (Works). He Commanded 62 (Cyprus) Support Squadron Royal Engineers in Cyprus, where he was awarded the MBE, 529 Specialist Team Royal Engineers (Air Support), supporting the Royal Air Force worldwide operations, returning to Military Works Force in 2001 as SO2 Operations. Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel he assumed command of 63 Works Group Royal Engineers and was subsequently awarded the OBE. In 2004, he was posted to the UK Permanent Joint Headquarters as the Senior Operational Infrastructure Staff Officer responsible for planning, programming and budgeting of infrastructure in support of UK military operations. Tony joined G3 Systems in January 2007.

Tony is a Chartered Engineer and Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers. He enjoys skiing and sailing and is currently building his own boat. He is married and has two children.

Professional Qualifications
B.Sc. (Open University) Physics & Maths
HNC Electrical Engineering

Brian is an accomplished commercial manager with extensive experience. His career commenced as an electronics engineer in the Royal Air Force, then moving in to the "commercial world" working for EEV Ltd (part of the then Marconi Group) as Government Contracts Manager responsible for all Government production, research and development contracts and similar for other agencies, such as ESA and NAMSA. This was followed by a period at MSI Defence Systems as Commercial Manager with complete commercial responsibility for all shelter projects to Primes, UK MoD and overseas customers.

Brian is experienced in company security control (List X) and Export Licensing Control.

At G3 Systems, Brian has overall commercial responsibility for all matters relating to sales, leasing, purchase and teaming, covering all UK and overseas projects to commercial and government customers.

Brian is married with two grown up children.

Jeff Little was born in 1955 in Glossop in the Peak District of Derbyshire. He joined the Army in 1974 and was commissioned as an officer following training at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst.

A military logistician by trade, he spent many years in defence acquisition and project management. His career finished at the rank of Brigadier, then Director of his Corps of over 15,000 soldiers.

He has commanded at every level from troop through to regiment and has served extensively overseas including tours in Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Northern Ireland.

He is married to Sally, a management consultant.