On February 15, 2001 WebCTel Founder & CEO Johnny Cator spoke before the Brown Venture Forum. The forum entitled: "The Art of the Elevator Speech: Four Entrepreneurs Face off Against Four Investors challenged four select entrepreneurs to give a four minute presentation to impress and impart sufficient information to a Venture Capitalist. When asked how he choose the approach and content of the presentation, Mr. Cator responded, "It is my job to impart how excited WebCTel is to provide a high quality of work and create jobs. WebCTel is committed to building our business through hard work and making a clear investment in the communities where we are located. We are about creating a workforce, providing our clients with a high quality of work and creating jobs."

The Brown Venture Forum was established in 1984 by local business representatives under the leadership of William Jackson, President of Brown University Research Foundation. The Forum was established to promote the creation and expansion of high-growth businesses in the region. Since 1984, companies have been coming before the Forum to receive advice from specially-selected panelists. The Forums take place once a month from October through May. A newsletter announcing each meeting is available, as well as a yearly "Entrepreneur's Resource Guide".

THE ART OF THE ELEVATOR SPEECH:
FOUR ENTRPRENEURS FACE OFF AGAINST FOUR INVESTORS
6:00 - 7:30 P.M., February 15, 2001
Room 166 Barus-Holley Building
Corner of Hope & George Streets in Providence, Rhode Island

Panelists:
Michael Dominguez, Vice President, Providence Equity
Lucinda Lind, Managing Director, First Light Capital
David Martirano, Mnaging Director, Rex Capital, Inc,
Jeffrey Vogel, Managing Director, Velocity Equity Partners

Host: Stephen Park, Senior Manager, Ernst & Young

Moderator: Rob Edwards, Partner, Nixon Peabody LLP

Participants:
John Cator, WebCTel, Inc.
Bob Feingold, Acoustic Magic
Gregory R. Lloyd, Twisted Systems, Inc.
Leon Pierhal, Cedere Corporation