Security Affairs, Communications Strategist Susan Eisenhower Joins IxReveal Board of Advisors

Washington, DC (July 30, 2007)

"Susan has an extraordinary track record for helping corporations, public-policy organizations and governments achieve their strategic objectives," said Charles A. Clarkson, Chairman of the Board of IxReveal. "Her internationally recognized expertise in areas such as security affairs, technological cooperation, and issues management are particularly relevant for our clients, who need to find cost effective ways to manage and gain insight into critical data."

"IxReveal is a transformational technology," Ms. Eisenhower said. "I am impressed by its capacity to bring meaning to vast quantities of unstructured data. This has significant application for organizations that must meet urgent public affairs challenges, from international anti-terrorism initiatives to helping local police protect our neighborhoods."

Bob Carlson, President and CEO of IxReveal welcomed Ms. Eisenhower’s role as an Advisor: "Ms. Eisenhower will help us deliver significant business value to our customers by turning this technology-driven tool into actions, strategies and opportunities."

Ms. Eisenhower has worked for major multinational corporations such as IBM, American Express, Black and Veatch, and AES. She is also a Senior Director of Stonebridge International, a Washington-based international consulting firm and a corporate advisor to Thorium Power.

Ms. Eisenhower and a number of colleagues founded The Eisenhower Group, Inc. in 1985. Since that time, she has also served as a Distinguished Fellow of the Eisenhower Institute, where she held the positions of both president and chairman. In addition to this work, Ms. Eisenhower’s viewpoint is often sought on important national and international issues. She has testified before the Senate Armed Services and Senate Budget Committees and has also served three terms on the National Academy of Sciences' standing Committee on International Security and Arms Control (CISAC). In addition to working on science and technology issues, she has established expertise has also included complicated political topics. In 2000, a year before September 11, she co-edited a book, "Islam and Central Asia," which carried the prescient subtitle, "An Enduring Legacy or an Evolving Threat?" Her most recent book, "Partners in Space: US-Russian Cooperation after the Cold War" has been published in the United States and in Russia.

Ms. Eisenhower has served on many government task forces. She was appointed by the Secretary of Energy to the blue- ribbon Baker-Cutler Commission for evaluating U.S.--funded nuclear non-proliferation programs in Russia. Later the she was again appointed by the Secretary of Energy to sit on the Sununu-Meserve Commission on the future of nuclear energy. After serving two terms on the NASA Advisory Council, Eisenhower was appointed to serve on the International Space Station Management and Cost Evaluation Task Force, which analyzed ISS management and cost overruns. She has also served as an Academic Fellow of the International Peace and Security program of Carnegie Corporation of New York, and is a director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. She is a board member of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, co-chaired by Senator Sam Nunn and Ted Turner.

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