Bill Heath is a member of the Board of Advisors for DGC International. Currently, Bill is a
Director for Exmovere Holdings, a biomedical engineering company focused on security,
public health and mobile medical technology for government and commercial clients. Bill
retired from the U.S. Army as an intelligence officer in 1990.

He later served in the Middle East, Europe and U.S. as a management consultant
for Booz Allen Hamilton (formerly Booz & Company), specializing in strategy and
restructuring. Bill joined Electronic Data Systems (EDS) in 1994 where he led several
consulting practices in business process re-engineering, supply chain and operations
management. In 2000, he became the Global Director of Aerospace and Defense
for EDS with responsibility worldwide for service delivery and sales to these major
industries, including 100 clients in 30 countries. He retired from Electronic Data
Systems in 2002 and started Results Associates, a strategy and business improvement
consultancy. Bill has worked with clients in Nigeria, the Czech Republic, Singapore, the
Bahamas, El Salvador, Mauritius, Canada and the U.S.

Bill speaks fluent English, German and Spanish, with a working knowledge of French,
Italian and Portuguese; he also speaks colloquial Arabic.

Bao Le serves as a senior strategic management and policy development advisor for DGC International. Mr. Le previously worked as a program officer and program manager for the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency where he managed programs and contracts in excess of $100 million. After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005, Mr. Le served as a program and operations manager for a national non-profit entity and managed several multi-million dollar projects with 42 staff members – his teams delivered disaster products and services to over 15,000 individuals. Mr. Le is a returned Peace Corps volunteer where he served in the countries of Burkina Faso and Chad; in both countries, he oversaw several education and health development projects for the U.S and host country national governments. Mr. Le has extensive international experience where he had traveled, lived and worked in over 30 countries; he speaks and writes fluently in Vietnamese and French. Mr. Le is a graduate from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Arts in History and is currently a Master of Business Administration candidate at the Virginia Tech University.