Mick Crozier

Richard. O. Lewis

Denis Kane

Mick White

Cass Swallow

Wayne Brice

Please find attached a Synopsis and profiles of some of the main resources available within TCG and the resource pool available to handle the applications that need addressing in the various areas of security and risk management systems.

We would take this opportunity to point out that in several areas, the staff we engage are currently employed by various systems houses worldwide, and work with TCG on an "As Required" basis as associate consultants.

TCG propose to utilise these specialists to provide a unique insight into delivering turnkey projects for a very large and prestigious client base, and we have worked with major systems users and clients for a number of years, therefore are very familiar with:-

The systems in place.
The limitations.
The importance of "ACCOUNTABILITY" and audit trail
The Site health & Safety issues.
The procedures and processes required per application.

And the day to day issues that are essential to ensure that these type of projects are delivered in a professional workmanlike manner with "No Surprises" while making sure that the whole project is delivered on time, on Budget, with minimum disruption to all other parties associated with the project

Mick Crozier - General Manager TCG

Mick is the driving force behind TCG Consulting and he basically drew a line in the sand in November 2002.

Mick brings with him over twenty two years of experience, all associated with the full integration of Access Control, Security and CCTV and turnkey Security and Risk Management Systems. The Object for most of these systems being Full Accountability.

Having worked through all of the areas associated with the security industry, i.e Installer, Installation Supervisor, project Co-ordinator and project Manager, Mick elected to progress into Technical Support and project engineering for organisations such as the Chubb Group in Australia, Wormald Security Controls in Australia, and on his return to the UK & Ireland, for Cardax Europe as the distribution manager and technical support for the UK, Europe, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East.

Mick has been the Sales Director for JayNat - World of Solutions, and has worked as Part of the Confidence International Group specialising in RFID applications for the Airline Sector.

Mick has held positions such as:

Wormald Security Controls Australia - Project Supervisor Major Systems Group
Project Manager Major Systems Group

Chubb Electronic Security Australia - Sales Engineer Engineered Systems
Bid Manager Engineered Systems
Regional Manager Engineered Systems Group (Victoria & Tasmania)
Regional Manager Engineered Systems Group (Australia & New Zealand)
Regional Manager Engineered Systems Group (Australia, NZ & Asia Pacific Rim)

Cardax Europe - Sales Engineer / Account Manager
Senior Distributor Manager UK & Ireland
Senior Distributor Manager (UK, Ireland, Europe & Middle East)
Senior Distributor Manager (UK, Ireland, Europe, Eastern Europe & Middle East)

Confidence / JayNat - Senior Applications & Sales Engineer
Sales Director - JayNat World of Solutions
Sales Director - Confidence Group

Mick has engineered systems and solutions for projects in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, India, Pakistan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Iran, Angola, Nigeria, South Africa, Algeria, Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Romania, CIS, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom and Ireland.

Mick is fully conversant with "World Class Systems", and all of the current generation technologies required to deliver turnkey projects, and has specialised in Integrated Systems, Access Control Systems, CCTV Systems, Fire Detection Systems, and the complete range of Access Control, CCTV, and Security Management systems available as current generation "state of the art" systems.

While at the Confidence/JayNat Group Mick also worked closely on Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) for numerous applications within the Airline sector for baggage and passenger Handling, Recognition, Tracking and Reconciliation. Mick also applied this technology into a host of alternate applications associated with the security sector in relation to article and asset tagging and tracking, and access control applications.

Mick has approached projects from the perspective of "Applications engineering", and has had a comprehensive exposure to all aspects of not only the Access Control and Security sectors, but also the CCTV industry for Cameras, monitors, PTZ equipment, Video transmission and compression equipment and the complete range of Video management equipment available in the marketplace today.

While Micks role within TCG will see him heavily involved in the early stages of the projects, and indeed all projects that TCG will undertake, Mick is responsible for all of the initial setup, design, configuration, and specification of the application and the overall system, and the tender process to allow the setting up the project management and installation teams associated with each and every project.

Mick has the expertise to ensure that there are no "Grey Areas" associated with the project right from initial start up. Mick follows a philosophy of "No Surprises" and ensures that project delivery is on time and on budget.

To achieve this Mick has access to a pool of Resources to allocate to projects. Many of the following resources are in the first instance called on on an "As Required" basis, as many of the people assisting with the establishment of TCG as a consultancy organisation are still employed or contracted by various organisations in their specialist fields.

Mick is a fully indentured Electrical Engineer, and has Lectured at The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) on Risk Management Systems, and the practical use & Application of Technology for Access Control and Security applications.

During his employment with Chubb Australia Mick was also an industry representative forming part of a working group for the Australian Standards committee for Access Control and Security Systems for the Australia / New Zealand Standards Body.

As TCG Consulting evolves, the resource level will obviously be increased to cater for the demand, and more resources will be selected and recruited as required on a permanent basis. However at this point we must walk before we can run.

TCG have formed relationships with a number of associates, and these associates have a wealth of experience to draw upon. As a profile of the type of resources available, the following calibre of professionals are a typical cross section:-

Richard. O. Lewis MBE - Associate TCG

Richard has been involved in security and the security related sectors since 1966. Having completed a very distinguished twenty three (23) year career in the Royal Air Force, Richard brought this skill set into the private sector and has evolved the foundations for security principles into turnkey processes, procedures and systems for some of the most well known organisations and indeed "Governments" in the world, and continues to do so on a daily basis.

Richards background speaks volumes for his experience and credentials;

Experience:

1966-89 23 Years RAF Regiment as Senior Officer in Security Branch,
Airborne Forces, Operational Service in, Yemen (Aden), Libya, Oman, Cyprus, Falklands. NATO Security Evaluation Team Member. Nuclear Security Operations Commander

1989-93 British Aerospace Defence & Security Project Manager for Royal Saudi Air Force New Air Base $150 M
British Aerospace Project Manager for Hardened Shelters $750M
Served in Gulf War as Security & Defence Advisor for RSAF in Dahran

1993 Anti Terrorist Projects in London

1994-96 Honeywell Middle East Security Systems Manager

1996-98 Vice President ASCORP. Amiri Flight Security Project Manager. UAE National Security Classified Project Leader

1998-2000 Johnson Controls, UAE, Emirates Tower Project, Al Ghurair Project Director, Etisalat Security Project Director

2000-03 Johnson Controls, UK Corporate Accounts Director

Richard has engineered, planned and developed major systems involving equipment from organisations such as Cardkey Systems, Javelin Systems, and Gemplus for multi-site integrated, dual redundant alarm monitoring and network security project for a national organisation.

Richard has also worked on various assignments for example as Special Classified Project with the UAE Government. This involved working with UAE military senior officers in co-operation with the UK Government & MOD, visited special facilities throughout Europe to set up a highly technical specialist security teams. Worked on identifying and procuring equipment to meet highly demanding specifications.

Richard undertook the responsibility for writing the Training Requirement Course Design and identifing specialist training organisations. Having defined the Course Objectives and Enabling Objectives, hired specialist training staff and commenced a 2 year training course in the UK

As part of various other projects in the region, Richard had full responsibility for the total management of the Systems and Engineering Division, comprising some 70 engineers and 130 technicians providing turn key solutions for major security, fire and BAS integration projects and the production of specialist steel fabrication and decorative wrought iron work for physical security applications. Managing projects and participating in business development including high level customer interface, negotiation and commercial contracts and agreements. Forging and developing alliances with the Company agencies and major suppliers: Johnson Controls, Philips, Pelco, Javelin Systems, Grundig, Litton, Remsdaq, Boon Edam, and Honeywell.

Richard evolved this position to have responsibility for establishing new regional headquarters and for supporting 10 Middle East countries. Investigation into business potential, competition and appropriate local national sponsors for major integrated security system projects. Undertook top level negotiation involving business strategy and led teaming partnerships for large projects. Negotiated corporate agreements including, pricing, specialist training and system design support, with major suppliers and achieved significant cost savings for the Regional operation.

As part of Richards Association with The Henry Group (Engineering & Construction) he took total responsibility for assessing opportunities for the Group product range in the Middle East and UK mainland market. Provided advise on physical protection against terrorist activity to major clients, including British Aerospace and Reuters. Undertook protection projects in London during bombing camapaign.

Head of Security and Survivability - BAeSEMA (British Aerospace and SEMA Joint Venture Company). Responsibility for the implementation and development of Security and Survivability of business in both home and overseas areas. Appreciation of customer specific needs, threat assessment, development of technical options, and implementation processes and procedures.

Security and Survivability Business Consultant British Aerospace - Military Aircraft

Responsibility for business within the BAe customer base and particularly within Saudi Arabia and Al Yamamah. Acted as specialist adviser on "survive to operate" techniques to the Royal Saudi Air Force in Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War. Developed business within the government sector working with the Saudi Ministry of Defence and Aviation and UK Ministry of Defence. Advising key staff on personal protection.

Security & Defence Project Manager Al Yamamah Air Bases British Aerospace - Saudi Arabian Support Division

Working as the Government's prime contractor to a managing contractor, interpreting and implementing client's requirements through diverse project teams in the UK, Holland and Saudi Arabia. Working closely with the UK Ministry of Defence and a budget of $200M, with principal responsibility for the defence, fire and security requirements for a new airbase. Subsequently assumed further responsibility for the design and build of new revolutionary 4-group hardened structures, again working as the prime contractor with specialist contractors from 4 countries.

COMMISSIONED MILITARY SERVICE

Military Service - Royal Air Force Defence & Security Branch

Twenty three years commissioned service in the Royal Air Force, leaving as a senior officer at an optional point in contract, commanding ground defence and counter revolutionary forces, airborne units, air defence gun and missile squadrons, close protection security and police forces, training schools and base survivability teams. Operational service in Aden, Cyprus, Oman and the Falklands. Member of the NATO Training and Tactical Evaluation Team and UK operations, security and disaster evaluation officer for all nuclear weapon movements involving extensive work with civil police and fire authorities at ACC/CFO level, and with other emergency services. Negotiated and drafted international safety agreements and memorandum of understanding. Managed a number of major military projects

Achievement: Introduced radical changes to Nuclear Accident Response Organisation gaining Government approval. Organised and ran international training exercise involving United States and United Kingdom Government Departments, designed to test international co-operation in the event of a nuclear weapon transportation accident. Awarded MBE in recognition of work.

SUMMARY OF KEY SPECIFIC SKILLS

ˇ Hands-on experience of effectively working within multi-cultural and multi-disciplined environments around the world

ˇ Having worked within highly classified, high-tech and R&D environments, an ability to proactively identify threats and properly protect people and information

ˇ Ability to assess the threat, identify requirements and implement security measures and procedures in harmony with the commercial requirements of the organisation

ˇ Knowledge and proven experience in all areas of Security and Safety application
ˇ From writing single System Specifications to full integration of all LV Systems
ˇ Project Managing from small to large (Ł500M) projects
ˇ Acting as advisor (consultant) including close protection for VIP/Senior Staff

ˇ Vastly experienced in the devising and implementation of Security and Safety Training having had responsibility for a number of training schools

Richard is obviously a very well known person in the Security Industry in the UK and Middle East region, and is able to call on a number of reference points from both commercial and military referees can be made available, at home and overseas. These may include high ranking officers and directors in the Military, Civil Police Force, Fire Services and British Industry. Richard has also been recognised at the highest levels for his contribution to the security and risk management sector :-

Memberships & Member British Empire (MBE) awarded by HM Queen Elizabeth 11
Awards Member British Institute of Management (BIM)
Member American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS)
Awarded Gulf War Medal in recognition of service to RSAF during confrontation

SPECIALIST PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSES

1966 Royal Air Force Officer Training Unit Officer Training & Graduation

1967 RAF Regiment Depot, Catterick Specialist Security Branch Training
1967 RAF Colerne Pre-Para Training
1967 RAF Abingdon Parachute Training

1968 School of Infantry Platoon Commanders Course

1969 RAF Regiment Depot Fire Officer Course
1969 RAF Regiment Depot Nuclear Safety in Peacetime
1969 Joint Services School, Winterbourne Nuclear, Biological & Chemical
1969 HMG (Classified) Anti Terrorist & Security
1969 Joint Services School, Sharjah Desert Survival
1969 Joint Services School, Cairgorms Winter Mountain Rescue & Survival

1970 RAF Police Depot, Debden Police & Security Training

1972 RAF Leconfield RAF "B" Promotion Exam
1972 RAF Leconfield Fire Vehicle Tactical Driving
1972 School of Artillery Air Defence Weapons

1973 Joint Services School, Cyprus Parachute Refresher Course

1979 School of Artillery Rapier Air Defence Commanders

1983 Special Safety School, St Athan Nuclear Transportation Safety
1983 Metropolitan Police (Classified) Terrorist inspired Disaster Response

1984 USA Nuclear Safety School, Albuquerque Nuclear Accident Response

1986 RAF Staff College, Bracknell Individual Staff Studies

1990 British Aerospace, Preston Graduate Interviewing, Vetting & Selection

1991 British Aerospace, Warton Contract Law

1993 Honeywell, Abu Dhabi Microsoft Advanced Applications
Honeywell Project Management

1996 Johnson Controls UAE Integrated Security Management Products

2000 Johnson Controls UK Security Software Systems Application

Denis Kane - Project Manager - Associate TCG

Again with over 20 years experience of the Security Industry Denis has managed numerous large contracts for a number of National Companies specifically concentrating on the role of Project Manager. Denis has built up a significant reputation within the Security industry as one of the very few people that is able to take Full control of a project and DELIVER it On time, On Budget, and fully functional as per the initial intent of the specifications.

As a very experienced operator Denis is renowned as a stickler for detail and has built up a reputation for getting the Job done. Denis's attention to detail ensures that all milestones are met, the works programme is rigidly adhered to, scheduling is accurate, and the important bits such as documentation, reports, invoices etc. are submitted correctly and to the client or contract requirements.

During his employment with Sensormatic, Denis was the lead engineer on the retrofit of many systems and projects, with either existing or greenfield site installations. Denis has also worked with Cardax for 10 years as Cardax European Technical Manager.

Denis has delivered systems using all of the recognised international security product ranges including such household names like Sensormatic AC 500 and C-Cure Systems, Cardax Command Centres, Cardkey Systems, Chubb Systems, ADT Systems, Loronix Systems, American Dynamics equipment, Ultrak, Guardwire, etc etc

Denis is fully aware of the complexities of implementing and driving projects to a conclusion, especially when there are third and fourth or several various contractors involved in an overall project and is very well equipped to ensure all parties stick to the plan and adhere to key stages of the dlivery of the project.

Mick White - Project Manager - Associate TCG

Mick has been in the Security Industry Since 1988 and has Progressed through all areas of Technology, Engineering and project management requirements. Mick has worked for, and as a specialist sub- Contractor to , some of the major "Names" in the security industry, including Sensormatic, Securicor, Modern Alarms, Staefa, Thomas Clarke, Johnson Controls to mention a few.

Mick has worked on a range of household product names in the Security Industry, an commonly known specialist equipment ranges. Combining this experience with all aspects of engineering, procurement and documentation for large scale CCTV, Access and integrated systems at various retail and commercial sites throughout the UK and Ireland, and has also worked on projects in UAE, Malaysia, Romania, and Turkey. Mick has held various positions including,

Sensormatic Integrated Access Control, Security & CCTV
Securicor Alarms Supervision of Integrated Systems
Staefa Controls Supervision of Installation & Commissioning of BMS systems
Modern Security Projects Supervisor for Integrated Systems
Thomas Clarke Eng. Drwgs and Electrical systems
Johnson Controls Project Supervision & Eng. Drwgs BMS systems

Mick has completed Comprehensive Manufacturers Training on all products.

Cass Swallow - Associate TCG

Cass has been involved in the Security and Risk Management industry for twelve years.

Cass is recognised by his peers as an expert in his field, and has held senior positions within the security industry for a number of years. Cass's main strengths lye in his knowledge of equipment and the limitations of the current generation technology, and the the ability to re-design and re-engineer existing systems, so as to fall in line with today's requirements for security and reporting features.

Cass has been involved in the upgrading and re-engineering for such sites as The Old Bailey London, The Central Criminal Courts London, Custom & Excise, London Underground, Transport for London, Metropolitan Police Services, British Transport Police, Colleges & Universities & many of the City of London's more prominent and prestigious office buildings.

During the course of his carrier, Cass has been involved in the design and implementation of many Access Control, Security, CCTV and Alarm Monitoring systems, which was ultimately engineered and fully integrated into a seamless system for the client and end user groups.

This systems typically encompass a series of workstations or front ends, on a common operating platform, which may include any of the following;

Access Control Systems / Operating Systems - Unix / NT4 / Windows 2000 / Win 95 - 98 / Windows XP Professional

Card Technology - Magnetic Swipe - Tracks 1,2 & 3 / 125kHz RFID (Prox) / HID / Deister / Motorola Indala / 13.56Mhz / Philips I-CODE / Texas instruments Tag-It / ISO 15693 / Mifare (Smart Card) / Barcode Technology.

Biometric Technology - Finger Scanning / Hand Geometry / Facial Recognition / Retinal Scanning

Networking and Transmission Infrastructure - Modem - ISDN - Lease Line - X25 / LAN/WAN / GSM / Radio Links

Perimeter Alarm Monitoring - Acoustic Fence Protection / IR Beams / Vibration Sensors

Motion and Heat Detection - Full range of peripheral detection devices and monitoring equipment.

Wayne Brice - Associate TCG

With over 10 years experience of the Security Industry Wayne usually takes on the responsibility for the day to day site management of the maintenance engineers and the general implementation of work together with the preparation and planning of each scheduled maintenance visit. Wayne is currently managing the Service Department and contracts for a number of integrated systems end user groups.

Wayne is also heavily involved with the co-ordination of all health and Safety issues relating to projects and project implementation, and the processes and procedures required to commence and complete a project and the required method statements and running of a project.

Wayne has all of the necessary accreditation relating to the British Safety Council H&S standards, which entitles him to be a Member of the International Institute of Risk Safety Management. Wayne normally compiles all of the required Health and Safety Policies relevant for each individual project and associated working environments & the Risks these involve to conform to ISO 9002 or the relevant end user H&S Standard.

Obviously the above listing of resources and skill sets are required to embark on anyproject or address the overall requirementsfor any corporate client base or specific security application, but these "key players" as it were are all backed up by the necessary Administration and support staff that arerequired to ensure that as these operatives become involved with various projects that the backup, the documentation, the reporting functions and the programming of resources are implemented and followed through in a timely manner.

A key part to the successful implementation of any project is the timing and the programming of all of the specialist resources. Combine this with the drive and the knowledge of what needs to happen to ensure optimum performance and delivery of these projects and systems and we are well underway to the delivery of a successful project.

This can only be achieved through experienced professionals with a passion for their projects. This is mainly what TCG have assembled in relation to the group that we have put together. The Drive, The enthusiasm, the Experience, the passion, and the responsibility to see it throught to completion and to ensure we "Get it Right - The first Time".

TCG are establishing themselves as a Global Company (UK, Ireland, Sweden, Hungary, Spain, Middle East & Growing ), and these are a selection of the objectives for some of the systems that we have been involved with,