
	Rahoul S. Banerjea is the Chief Financial Officer at JBI Inc.

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	Mr. Banerjea, CPA, has extensive expertise working with publicly traded, global high technology and manufacturing companies.

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	Mr. Banerjea has served in financial leadership roles at a number of public and private companies since 1972 including Compaq/Digital Equipment Corporation, which is now part of Hewlett-Packard Company.

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	As a Principal with Matun Group LLC, Mr. Banerjea was Interim Vice President of Finance at Bodycote, Hot Isostatic Processing (&quot;&quot;HIP&quot;&quot;) Division, where he provided financial and accounting leadership for a $100 million global manufacturing operation. As a Partner with Tatum, LLC, Mr. Banerjea was Interim Corporate Controller of CMGI, Inc., Interim Finance Director at FTI Consulting&#39;s technology segment, Project Consultant at Interactive Data Corporation (&quot;&quot;IDC&quot;&quot;), Interim Chief Financial Officer at Harmonix Music Systems, and Project Consultant at Commercial Industrial Financial Corporation. These finance leadership roles included transactional accounting group migration to Shared Service Center, technical white papers, SEC reporting and pre-IPO carve-outs, among other areas.

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	Prior to joining Tatum, Mr. Banerjea was CFO of Compaq/Digital Equipment Corp&#39;s (&quot;&quot;DEC&quot;&quot;) Spain and Portugal subsidiaries, where he rebuilt and professionalized the finance organization helping to drive a $45 million turnaround in profit over three years. At DEC-Spain and American Pad and Paper (&quot;&quot;AMPAD&quot;&quot;), Banerjea identified funding sources, created/presented business plans, and closed critical financing agreements totaling over $70 million.

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	During his career, Mr. Banerjea successfully led the merger and integration of DEC-Spain/Compaq; Spain Tandem-Spain; and France Telecom-Boston Orange Labs. At Molecular Insight Pharmaceuticals (&quot;&quot;Molecular&quot;&quot;) and AMPAD, he established the first SEC reporting protocols including IPO accounting. At DEC, he delivered corporate cash flow reporting/forecasting and balance sheet analysis to the executive Committee, Board, rating agencies, and Wall Street.

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	At Digimarc&#39;s $80 million identification cards division, Mr. Banerjea demonstrated broad business leadership by deploying the firm&#39;s first ERP system and benchmark finance processes to improve overall operations. In addition, he established subsidiaries in Mexico, Colombia and Latvia. At Digimarc and Molecular, he established business/operational controls and revenue recognition rules to ensure GAAP and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.

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	Mr. Banerjea began his career as an auditor with KPMG (McLintock Main Lafrentz) and subsequently held positions of increasing responsibility with Gulf &amp; Western Industries and Esterline Corporation.

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	Mr. Banerjea holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Drexel University, which he received in 1975. He received his Certified Public Accountant certification from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and is also a Six Sigma Green Belt. He is President and Board member of the ASM Foundation and a Board member of the Boston Chapter of the Financial Executives International.
