Michel Gaudreau currently leads business development activities for Dubai International Capital’s portfolio companies. Mr. Gaudreau’s vast international experience, spanning over 15 years, has taken him through various senior roles in business development, marketing and strategy where he has successfully led several new ventures, particularly in the telecom, media and technology sectors.

Prior to joining Dubai International Capital, he headed the business development, new venture and partnership activities at du, the new UAE telecommunications operator, as the Executive Director – Business Development and Partnerships. There he was instrumental in identifying, assessing and developing new business opportunities which secured growth in existing and new sectors, such as city management services.

From 2002 to 2006, Mr. Gaudreau was initially responsible for overall product marketing activities for Orange in over 15 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Eastern Europe and the Americas. His role later expanded to drive business development activities for the company’s international expansion in these regions, where he developed innovative business models to penetrate new territories such as Mobile Virtual Network Operator.

Mr. Gaudreau launched his career in the telecommunications sector in Canada in 1992 and held a number of positions in both large publicly traded and smaller privately funded Canadian companies, including Bell Canada, Rycom and Microcell Solutions.

Mr. Gaudreau is currently a non-executive board member and advisory board member of companies in the entertainment and marketing dashboard sectors in France and Canada respectively.

Mr. Gaudreau holds a BA in Engineering from Université Laval and has completed the Executive Development Programme at the London Business School and the Strategic Leadership Program at Queen’s School of Business.

Company Profile

Patrick Allainguillaume has more than 20 years of General Management experience in the telecom and information technology sector and has consistently demonstrated his ability to drive profitable revenue growth. Mr Allainguillaume currently leads Muzicall as Chief Executive Officer. Prior to joining Muzicall, he was the Executive Vice-President of Neuralitic’s World-Wide Operations, responsible for sales & services.

Previous to this, Mr Allainguillaume was responsible for Openwave’s World-Wide Support and Services organisation, where his team won significant managed services contracts with the world’s leading mobile operators. Prior to Openwave, Mr Allainguillaume spent two years as Vice-President & GM, EMEA Market Operations for Cilys, a Canadian company acquired by Openwave in January 2005.

Mr Allainguillaume also worked for ten years at Ericsson holding senior positions of Vice-President and General Manager of Customer Services in New York, as well as Director of Corporate Leadership and General Management Development for the Asia Pacific region at Ericsson Hewlett-Packard. Early in his career, he held increasingly senior roles within the Sales and Business Development functions at Hewlett-Packard in both France and Germany.

Mr Allainguillaume currently sits on the advisory board of Neuralitic and is a graduate in Electronics and Business Administration from the Paris School of Engineering.

Intellectual Property

Neuralitic is committed to securing its IPR (Intellectual Property Rights). This ensures that its customers can continuously benefit from innovative technology, and maintain a competitive edge.

Over the past five years, Neuralitic has filed over 23 global patents. These rich assets enable Neuralitic to maintain its lead in the market, and protect the value of its customers’ investment by ensuring feature set and functionality exclusivity — for today and tomorrow.

Neuralitic’s IPR portfolio covers the following:

Analytical & Decisional Indicators – These patents are focused on the process of converting highly complex sets of information into advanced metrics; for example through detailed Attraction and Loyalty parameters. Attraction is measured as the difference between the number of people who adopt devices from a specific manufacturer and those who abandon the manufacturer. Loyalty reflects the number of people who keep the same device manufacturer when they migrate to a new device.

Policy-Control Analytics – By delivering a rich PCRF (Policy and Charging Rules Function) development environment, Neuralitic integrates Policy and Charging-aware indicators, as well as history-based, back-testing of policy control rules scenarios.

Audience Measurement – Through measurement applications such as effective IPTV audience in a converged networks environment, Neuralitic solutions are able to uniquely identify when a device is browsing through a website, and/or monitor conversion rates for advertising content.

Content Categorization – The use of heuristics and statistical learning methods enable SevenFlow™ to learn on-the-fly. This is evidenced by its ability to recognize and categorize iPhone applications and widgets categorization, with encrypted session classification.

Data Capture and Metering – Tracks complex traffic such as P2P (Peer to Peer), session contextualization and secure content consumption.

For any additional information about Neuralitic’s Intellectual Property holdings please contact: IPR@neuralitic.com