As a co-founder of Rosetta Technologies, and currently serving as President and Chief Executive Officer, Robert Hullar provides leadership that supports the growth and profitability of the company. Under Hullar's supervision, the company has achieved tremendous growth and success and is now recognized as a leader in the MICR industry.

In addition to establishing MICR relationships with some of the world's largest printer manufacturers including Kyocera, IBM, HP, Tally-Genicom, Hitachi and most recently Ricoh, Hullar has led the company in pioneering technology for new applications of MICR.

Prior to establishing Rosetta Technologies in 1987, Hullar was Director of Marketing for MegaCom, Inc, a developer of printer control systems and other related technologies. He joined that company just after its inception, and built the engineering department before overseeing the marketing department. Prior to that Hullar worked as a systems analyst in Gainesville, Florida, and taught computer science at a local college.

Hullar attended Allegheny College, Miami University and Santa Fe Community College. He majored in Chemistry and Computer Science.

Bill Sano has served Rosetta Technologies as Chief Financial Officer for more than six years. In this role Sano oversees all accounting, finance, IT and human resource functions. His focus is to continually work on integrating the company's financial functions with line operations, while also working to develop systemic processes.

Sano has more than 20 years experience in a variety of industries. Prior to joining Rosetta Technologies, he worked with KPMG Certified Public Accountants, GE, Schlumberger Ltd. & CNF Menlo Logistics (acquired by UPS).

Sano earned his BBA in accounting at Siena College in New York. He resides in Tampa, FL.

When he joined Rosetta Technologies in 2000, James Maher already had an impressive resume in office imaging, copy products, color business and optical media. Currently serving as Vice President, Chief Technical Officer, Maher's vast technical expertise is pertinent in ensuring that Rosetta is developing innovative, high-quality MICR solutions.

Maher is a pioneer in the MICR industry. During his tenure at Rosetta Technologies, he has developed and introduced eight new MICR products and three new software products to the market. Maher has even established new metrics for evaluating MICR performance, and published papers which outline these processes. In addition, he set up a learning center for modern design and development practices, which offers courses including statistics, design of experiments, and physics of the electrophotographic process.

Prior to joining Rosetta Technologies Maher worked for internationally-recognized companies including Eastman Kodak, NexPress, and Xerox Corporation. He was involved in all aspects of the development of high-quality electrophotographic systems for both color and black & white printers. Maher also invented and developed novel sensors for electrophotographic process control. In addition, he directed the efforts of a research and engineering staff through the development and design of the Kodak 14-inch Optical Disk.

Maher has many credits and affiliations to his name. He has been published on various topics in twelve publications, and has been awarded 13 patents. In addition, Maher is a past member of the adjunct faculty of the Rochester Institute of Technology; past visiting professor to North Carolina State University; as well as member of the National Honor Society, IEEE, and SPIE.

Maher was schooled in all of the modern engineering and manufacturing techniques, such as design of experiments and statistical process control. He earned both his MS in Electrical Engineering and his BS in Physics at the University of Rochester in New York. His master degree thesis topic was Modulation of Optical Guided Waves in Polyvinylidenefluoride. His additional course work includes: Advanced Design of Experiments; Taguchi Design Methods; Statistical Process Control; Digital Image Processing; Optical Engineering; Color Science; and Engineering.

As Executive Vice President of Operations, Paul Malinowski supervises the operations and customer technical support departments of Rosetta Technologies. His focus is on continually evaluating internal operations and striving to create efficiencies and improvements that can help the company to better serve their customers.

Since retiring from the Army in 1994, Malinowski has worked in both the government and private sectors. His specialties include organizational development, team building and process improvement. In the Army he specialized in Personnel and Administrative Systems management, where his application of Total Quality Management principles to headquarters and systems produced unprecedented reductions in cycle time and administrative costs, and achieved dramatic improvements in customer satisfaction. The processes he developed for screening applicants for military service were adopted for use throughout the United States.

Malinowski was President of the Tampa Bay Quality Network, Region 4 Coordinator for the Sterling Team Showcase and a member of the Pinellas County Quality Academy Advisory Board. He has also provided training and consulting services in Total Quality Management principles and techniques to several organizations and companies in the Tampa Bay area. He has a Masters Degree in Public Relations from Ball State University in Muncie, IN.

In his role as Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Glen Fossella oversees day-to-day sales and business development, as well as driving the market strategy for the company. In addition to being an industry veteran, Glen draws upon more than 20 years of experience within a variety of technologies.

Before joining Rosetta, Fossella worked in a dual role at Source Technologies. As both General Manager of the company's controlled print business unit and Corporate Marketing VP, he oversaw all aspects of the MICR business. He also played an integral role in establishing their leadership position in the self-service market.

In addition to his years at Source Technologies, Fossella has successfully started and sold two multi-million dollar businesses: a computer-aided engineering/imaging systems integrator; and a wholesale distributor of office systems. Later, through some key sales and marketing managerial positions within various companies, he gained a diverse understanding of the technological industry. At Knorr Capital Partner AG, he created an integrated delivery portfolio development process, and undertook several hands-on projects with portfolio companies. In addition to his business background, he has co-invented several software technologies including constraint-based forecasting, compliance optimization, and an event processor.

Fossella holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University. He resides in Charlotte, NC.