About USTelematics

Howard Leventhal has been our President and one of our Directors since inception in October 2005. In the early 1980s Mr. Leventhal founded a company called Suncom, Inc. which developed a technological advancement in hand controllers for Atari games. After divesting Suncom, Mr. Leventhal commercialized numerous products of his own design; manufacturing them in Asia and producing under private label for major brands including RadioShack, Packard Bell and IBM's Easy Options accessories division. In 1998, Mr. Leventhal created a CD ROM software product called QuickSite, the first product enabling small business operators to set up their own e-commerce websites in one day or less. QuickSite was also the first widely distributed software product that cross-linked a computer-resident application with an Internet-served application. Since October 2002, Mr. Leventhal has been the Chief Executive Officer and a Director of Stealth MediaLabs, Inc., a Chicago based technology incubator and developer of proprietary software and services for professional media content owners. Prior thereto, Mr. Leventhal was the Chief Executive Officer of Bitzmart, Inc., a software developer from August 2000. He attended the Southern Illinois University and the University of Illinois at Chicago. Mr. Leventhal holds a U.S. patent for covert data channel masking in modulation of a radio signal. 

Michael Slotky has been a Director since March 2006. Mr. Slotky has also been the Chief Executive Officer of The Bureaus, Inc. a buyer of consumer debt portfolios from large national commercial banks since 1998. He attended the University of Arizona.

Anan Yaagoub, Chief Technology Officer, is a Ph.D. candidate at Northwestern University in Advanced Systems Theory. Mr. Yaagoub created all of the back office server programming and original proprietary ActiveX coding for QuickSite.

Christopher Borucki, Chief Applications Engineer, is an Industrial Designer and chief systems architect of our Voyager Mobile IPTV. Chris is responsible for management of all software and hardware systems development within the Voyager and Vivee projects. Chris and his family have served Motorola for three generations as outsourced engineering and design resources.

Breffni Baggot is an Intellectual Property Security Officer. He is a licensed patent attorney and has worked on a range of intellectual property, patent, copyright, trade mark, and trade secret matters from prosecution to licensing to litigation. A University of Chicago graduate, Breffni is a JD/MBA with a BS in Electrical Engineering and an MS in BioChemistry. He is proficient in Mandarin Chinese.

Wayne Openlander, Technical Advisor, has been Vice President Engineering of Resonance Instruments, Inc., Skokie, Illinois, since March 2000; where he developed and filed a patent application for a PC controlled microwave system for microwave-enhanced-chemistry applications. From 1987 to 1994, Mr. Openlander was Chief Technology Officer of Direct Conversion Technique, Inc., Des Plaines, Illinois. He is the holder of six antenna-related patents.

Gregory Borucki, Director of Industrial Design, is founder and president of Designcraft Corporation, an Industrial Design and Product Engineering firm. Mr. Borucki created the original three-dimensional models for many widely distributed Motorola products, including but not limited to the original Motorola handheld cellular telephone and compact satellite antennas for the Iridium telephone system. Mr. Borucki earned a Masters of Science in Industrial Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1976.

Paul Wenig, Director of Sales, has close to 20 years experience in consumer electronics sales and marketing. He spent a decade working in Chicago with one of the first computer superstore chains, Elek-Tek Inc. He then held a senior marketing position at the leading retail trade publication, Computer Retail Week, where he consulted with manufacturers on go-to market strategies. Wenig joined America Online, as the Director of Partner Marketing Retail, where he successfully led efforts to establish a national retail presence with partnerships that included Wal-Mart, Sears, Target, and Circuit City. Wenig has a proven track record of understanding customer buying habits, establishing fruitful retail relationships, and the knowledge of how to effectively launch and sell consumer electronic products through mass merchant retail channels. Wenig has a BA in Economics from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago.

Charlene Montalbano, is the Director of Product Management. Ms Montalbano has been key in the development of the Vivee and Voyager projects. She is also one of the spokespeople in support of the product in the media. Formerly the Purchasing, Sourcing, Inventory Manager at LG Electronics ; Zenith Electronics in the Accessories Division, she has traveled extensively to Asia and Mexico to establish and maintain vendor relationships. Prior to that she worked for ZF Industries, an International Fortune 100 company (Automotive Industry), as an Inventory and Production Manager and coordinated with factories in Italy, Germany and stateside . Ms Montalbano earned a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude in International Business from Dominican University, 1992.

Maria Gonzalez, is the Director of Accounting.

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