As the primary investor and company founder, Jacqueline Berger is responsible for the company’s day-to-day operations including business planning, strategy and related affairs. In early 2003, Jacqueline drew upon her  extensive Internet experience to make sure a method patent was filed in the USA and an innovation patent that issued in Australia her native home land. Over the past year, Jacqueline has successfully driven the development of both a b2b website and the release of rateyourdate widget mobile application. Jacqueline has teamed with the industry experts and is excited about making the internet a safer more accountable place.

Creative Director Design/Jeff Julian

Jeff Julian our Creative Director is the key person during the development process, overseeing any high level decisions that affect how the Widget , looks or sounds. Jeff has a hands on approach he has worked on many impressive projects and has won many awards in the film and media arena.

At the start of a project, the Creative Director works with a small core team defining the framework of the white labeled Widget with special attention placed on the artistic styling and any technical obstacles that will need to be overcome. The Creative Director deals with issues arising such as new features and any major redesigning of the Widget and mobile applications. Outside of the development team, the Creative Director acts as the companies advocate and champion, promoting it to executives who are not directly involved in production, such as the sales and marketing departments.

Mr. Diamante has acted as special counsel to Citigroup for transactions affecting IP rights. In addition to his intellectual property transactional and trial experience, he has assisted many start-up companies with developing and protecting their infrastructure. Mr. Diamante's clients include The Ascent Group, a JP Morgan health care venture capital affiliate, The Culinary Institute of America, Dictaphone, Swedish Match and Professor Joseph Schlessinger, Professor and Chair of Pharmacology Yale School of Medicine Department of Pharmacology.

Mr. Diamante has co-authored several articles for the New York Law Journal and has contributed to a chapter in Bankruptcy Business Acquisitions. Immediately prior to joining Jenner & Block, Mr. Diamante was a partner in the New York office of Jones Day. He worked at Pennie & Edmonds from 1981 through 2003.

Mr. Diamante graduated from Cornell University in 1976, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He received his J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 1979. He is a member of the American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, American Intellectual Property Law Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association. Mr. Diamante is admitted to the United States Supreme Court, the International Trade Commission, as well as numerous U.S. Courts of Appeals.

IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
President, 1990-1994

With an equal partner, developed and marketed a electronic document storage and retrieval product, Practical Imaging that was sold to For tune 100 corporations. Researched, developed, wrote and implemented the business plan for the product and company in addition to securing $650,000 in private placement funds for bringing the product to market and securing a software technology patent and underwriter for $5.5 million IPO. Sold 41% ownership in company
SEA-LAND CORPORATION (SUBSIDIARY OF CSX)
Director-Financial Systems

Managed the organization that designs, develops, implements and documents new accounting and financial systems for use in a multinational transportation environment. The specific duties include total systems redesign of accounting and financial operations for Regional Accounting Centers in Hong Kong, Holland and the U.S. These systems supported 78 ports in 64 countries worldwide. These systems include general ledger, accounts payable, revenue, accounts receivable, financial reporting and the design and development of new mechanized financial analysis tools and techniques.

AT&T INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Manager - Financial Control

Incumbent responsi ble for designing a cost accounting system and contract management process for the Services Division in preparation for divestiture on 1/01/84. Using knowledge and work experiences gained in the federal government, played a lead role in designing and developing the cost accounting system and contract management process that the Services Division used to manage and control government contract costs. After systems were installed, was responsible for on-going monitoring, review and alteration of the federal government cost accounting system.