George McQuilken is the Chairman of the Board of Chaoticom, Inc. a start-up 
technology company based in Hampton Falls, NH. He is also an angel and venture 
financier who invests both independently and through partnerships in several major 
funds.  He focuses primarily on the Internet, telecommunications, broadband cable, 
and software industries. Where required, George uses his management and 
technical expertise to nurture and guide emerging companies as a member of the 
Board or management.  He has previously served as founding CEO of five  
companies, including Security Dynamics (now RSA Security).

George's expertise in product development includes both theory and practice.  As 
Editor of the IBM Systems Journal, he published many of the seminal papers on 
software management, measurement, and quality.  Products developed under his 
direction include: EPOST, the world's first online electronic postal service, 
designed for Canadian businesses and consumers, the SecureID security token, a 
complete virtual machine operating system, an Internet-enabling networking 
subsystem, an advanced software code analyzer, a metrics methodology for 
measuring program maintenance activity, the first high-throughput ETHERNET and 
Internet attachment for IBM mainframes, and a mainframe-compatible distributed 
processor.

EPOST has recently been selected for Swedish Post's forthcoming electronic 
postal service.

Prior to his entrepreneurial career, George held a number of management, 
marketing, and technical positions during a sixteen year career with IBM. Prior to 
the IBM systems Journal, he was the Large Systems Marketing Support Specialist 
for the Northeastern US. He was a project leader at IBM's Cambridge Scientific 
Center, Adjunct Associate Professor of Systems, Computer, and Electrical 
Engineering at Boston University, and guest lecturer at IBM's Systems Research 
Institute.  He is a graduate of MIT and a member of the IEEE and ACM.

George currently serves on the Board of Directors of Chaoticom. He is a member 
of the Strategic Advisory Board for APEX Investment Fund IV, a $150 million 
venture fund formed in 1999.  George is Chairman of the Advisory Board for the 
CambridgeLight Internet Incubator and related venture fund.  He is one of the five 
founders of the eCoast Angels Network.
George was formerly a partner in MATCH, a European venture partnership that 
raised funds for American technology companies expanding overseas.  He has 
served on a number of corporate boards, including RSA Security, Software 
Productivity Research, NETdelivery Corporation, Language Technology, and 
Spartacus Computers.  He also served on the Advisory Board of Service Metrics 
Corp. prior to its purchase by Exodus Communications.

He lectures frequently on entrepreneurship and business, most recently at MIT's 
Sloan School and at UNH's Whittemore School of Business.