GoMobo Press Release
Chinese Takeout Just Got Faster
February 2010

Noah N. Glass; Chief Executive Officer
Former International Expansion Manager at Endeavor Global; Guest speaker at Harvard Business School and the World Bank; Product Manager Intern; Shutterfly.com; Voted "#2 Entrepreneur Under 25" and "New M-Commerce Baron" in BusinessWeek (2006); Featured in CNN Young People Who Rock and "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch" (2007); BA: Yale University.

Andrew Murray; Systems Architect
Former Senior Software Architect at Internet Solutions; Developer & founding member, Vottle.com; Web Developer, Dimension Data i-Commerce; National finalist in Old Mutual Computer Olympiad (1996); B.Com: University of South Africa

David Fellows; Director of Product Development
Program Associate, Council on Foreign Relations; Instructor, TongHu Consulting (Shanghai); Legal Assistant, Paul Hastings LLP; BA: Yale University.

Noah N. Glass; Chief Executive Officer
Former International Expansion Manager at Endeavor Global; Guest speaker at Harvard Bus School and the World Bank; Product Mgr Intern; Shutterfly.com; Voted "#2 Entrepreneur Under 25" and "New M-Commerce Baron" in BusinessWeek(2006); Featured in CNN Young People Who Rock and "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch" (2007);
BA: Yale University.

David Frankel; Angel investor
Former CEO and co-founder, Internet Solutions (largest ISP in South Africa); founder, Altirah Capital.
Voted "South Africa Technology Achiever of the Century" by Financial Mail.
Also serves as a director of RMB (merchant bank), Cura Risk (risk management software); seed funded SiteAdvisor (acq. McAfee), Brontes 3D (acq. 3M), and GetMeIn (acq. Ticketmaster), amongst others.
Fulbright Scholar; MBA: Harvard Business School.

Jim Robinson; Managing Partner and Co-Founder, RRE Ventures
Founder and former president of IV Systems, Inc; former General Partner for several investments at Hambrecht & Quist Venture Capital (San Francisco)
Also serves as director of iCrossing (online marketing technology), SmartPay Jieyin (mobile payments in China), and Vocera (wireless communications systems), amongst others.
MBA: Harvard Business School.

Tom Wheeler ; Managing Director, Core Capital
Former CEO, Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA); entrepreneur & CEO of various technology start-ups; former President, National Cable Television Association (NCTA);
Wireless Industry Hall of Fame; one of Cablevision Magazine's "20 Most Influential Individuals in Cable History".
Also serves as director of Roundbox, LimeLife, Jacked, Earthlink, and Helio, amongst others.
Alumni Medal for national and international career achievement; BA: Ohio State University.

Terry Addington; CTIA Former Chairman
Former Chairman, CTIA; Former President and CEO of First Cellular of Southern Illinois; Wireless Industry Presidents Award; GTE Mobilnet Presidents Award; Board member at Motricity; Board member at Open Range Communications; BA: Central Washington State University.

Aubrey Balkind; Frankfurt Balkind Former Founder & CEO
Former founder, Frankfurt Balkind (marketing firm), consulted with leading companies in technology (IBM, Oracle), telecommunications (AT&T, Verizon), financial (Chase, Goldman Sachs), and retail (Gap, The Limited); MBA: Columbia Business School.

Dr. Chris Howard; President of Hampden-Sydney College
B.S US Air Force Academy, 1st Team Academic All-American Honors (Football), Rhodes Scholar, Chief of the Human Intelligence Operations Cell in Afghanistan, awarded the Bronze Star, Chairman and Founder of the Impact Young Lives Foundation, Verizon Academic All-American Hall of Fame, Vice President for Leadership & Strategic Initiatives, University of Oklahoma, CEO, Elevate Enterprises, President, Hampden-Sydney College, Reserve Air Attache to Liberia, MBA: Harvard Business School.

Dan Interlandi; MICROS Former EVP of North American Distribution
Joined MICROS Systems, Inc - a manufacturer of restaurant/hotel technology - in 1980. Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing 1993, Senior Vice President, Leisure & Entertainment in 1996, Senior Vice President Europe, Africa, and the Middle East 1998, and then Executive Vice President, North American Distribution 2001 through 2007; BA: Knox College.

Core Capital Partners

Core Capital is a $320 million private equity fund that provides capital to both early stage technology ventures and small- to mid-sized growth companies where technology is a driver of change in the business or sector.
The common thread is that these companies are developing or incorporating disruptive technologies into their businesses. They focus principally on the kinds of "core" or fundamental technologies that enable or enhance information, data and communication. They are headquartered in Washington, D.C. and most of their investments are made on the East Coast.

For more information, visit www.core-capital.com.

RRE Ventures

New York-based RRE Ventures, founded in 1994 by Jim Robinson III, Jim Robinson IV and Stuart Ellman, invests in entrepreneurial technology companies placing special emphasis on e-commerce, software, communications and related enterprises that can become industry leaders in rapidly growing markets.

With $600 million under management, RRE combines significant capital resources with a proven track record of successful managerial, financial and technical experience, in addition to corporate contacts that create value for its portfolio companies.

For more information, visit www.rre.com.

David Frankel

David Frankel is the co-founder of Altirah Capital, a South African private equity & hedge fund group. He is also a director of Rand Merchant Bank (RMB). David was the CEO and co-founder of Internet Solutions (IS), the largest ISP in Africa. He was an executive director of Dimension Data plc from 2000-2004 (post selling IS to Didata).

Mr. Frankel was the co-founder and Chairman of HealthBridge & is currently the Chairman of Cura Risk. David has co-founded and seeded a number of early stage technology companies. His partners include Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst, Intel Capital and IDG amongst others. Sales of companies which Frankel helped seed/initiate include Siteadvisor (sold to McAfee), Brontes3D (sold to 3M) & Getmein (sold to Ticketmaster).

In 1998, David was voted Computer Society of South Africas Information Technology Person of the Year. In 2000, he was voted the South African Technology Achiever of the Century, by the Financial Mail. The World Economic Forum later selected him for the GLT program in Davos, Switzerland. David holds an honors degree in Electrical Engineering (Wits) and, post selection for the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Program, earned an MBA with distinction, from the Harvard Business School.
Mr. Frankel is the Founder of ISPA (the South African Internet Service Providers Association) and he currently serves on the boards of several non-profit organizations including SAVCA (SA Venture Capital Association), Foundation 2000, the King David Schools Foundation and Endeavor South Africa.