iConnect Corp., d/b/a "Connectivity", is a privately-held company founded in 2012 as a pivot into the spoken language, specialty telecommunications and technology services markets (www.getconnectivity.com). Connectivity provides a proprietary SaaS-based, device-ubiquitous, high-tech, multimedia-rich unified communications and collaborations platform accessible from anywhere, anytime. Its platform enables concurrent, high-definition (HD) communication experiences across an array of video-enabled devices, operating systems, communications protocols and front-end portals, with an interface that is highly customizable by each participant and enables multi-screen and content sharing simultaneously in real-time. The product integrates seamlessly across all manner of platform, including video conferencing, collaboration tools, third-party applications and analytics systems, and machine-based digital systems (the Internet of Things), supported by advanced security and adaptive bandwidth features for customers with weaker connections to the Internet. A Force Multiplier that when combined with any webcam and microphone transforms the way institutions and their customers communicate, thereby enriching the communications experience for all participants regardless of culture, language, technology or geography leading to significant revenue, contribution margin, and operating cost efficiency opportunities. Connectivity is also the leading digital marketplace for both scheduled and on-demand video-based interpretation services (www.PEOPL.live) offering real-time, interactive, live video-based interpreters where needed anywhere in the world at anytime via an intuitive interface, bridging technology and communications barriers between people of any language and those with limited proficiency in that language.

Aequus was a privately-held company founded in 2001 committed to removing language, culture, technology and geographic barriers, and enabling functionally equivalent communications access and other technology-driven services for the deaf and hard of hearing, and people with disabilities. Initially contracted by the Board a year earlier to turn the company around, Tom took its helm as CEO in September 2006 guiding it to #3 in the North American market before selling the business in July 2012.