In 1993, while at Sun Microsystems he developed a craving for entrepreneurial ventures. His first start-up was Capital Technologies.

CapTech developed SiteRock, a outsource system administration organization of over 100 professionals and FogLight a network monitoring system. FogLight was acquired by Quest Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: QSFT) and SiteRock by Navisite, Inc. (NASDAQ: NAVI). In 1997, Kris left CapTech to be the lead investor and President of the Web-based investment research firm, ClearStation.com. After 18 months of aggressive growth, Kris guided the sale of the company to E*TRADE Financial (NYSE: ET). He is currently Executive Partner at Indigo Capital Management, LLC where he created pingnote.com and blink12.com. He provided early-stage guidance to ITGroundwork.com and is an advisor to SocialPicks.com.

Christian immigrated to the United States in 1968 after working for 2 years in Austria at the University Institute in Vienna for nuclear physics. His decision to immigrate was based on his desire to do research and to develop new technologies in the area of electrical pulsed energy. He started working at Cal Tech in Pasadena in the early 70's on the development of lasers, holography and optical computing. He then moved to private industry for several years working on the development of high energy equipment for the national nuclear fusion programs.

Bob has been building military and industrial structures for for nearly 40 years. His Construction experience includes: dams, DOD bunkers, schools, hospitals, commercial power plants, water storage, hardened structures. His physical location experience includes the USA, Middle East, Africa and China. Other projects include tunnel boring, harbors, docks and dry docks.

Achievements: Project Director for Flight Control Center at Vendenberg Air Force Base, over 1,100 personnel, 163 engineers. Consultant to Rand Corporation, DOD and FEMA. Director of construction worldwide for Exxon USA: Mel Bleam in Houston. General Foreman Pittsburg-Des Moines Steel, largest fab shop in the USA. Rand Corporation: Underwater and sub-zero structural construction. US Army Special Forces Instruction Trainer, War Colleges Washington DC structural design.

ICC/ICBO: AWS CWI, Structural steel, fireproofing, shotcrete, reinforced concrete, post-tension concrete, masonry.

'A' General engineer contractor, C20 HVAC contractor, Haz-Mat contractor. Personally wrote and welded over 200 ASME and AWS welding procedures. Worked with AIRCO to build the first pulse-mig welding machine for General Boat of Connecticut

.A majority of John’s twenty five year career includes working  with market leading advanced technology medical device companies.  He progressed from field sales responsibilities to product and marketing management where he was responsible for a $180,000,000 business unit and later to Director of Sales where he managed a $52,000,000 selling organization.  His demonstrated success in creating impactful marketing platforms, developing effective selling organizations and identifying big opportunity sales verticals will prove to be a tremendous asset in driving sales growth for adaptiveARC.

While living in the Midwest he served on the board of a Minneapolis based medical startup company for two years assisting them in product and business development, capital management and preclinical trial evaluation of their technology.  During that time he was also involved with local government, serving as a Chairman for his Townships Planning Commission and later as an elected Town Board Supervisor.  This experience in government helped build a unique understanding of how the public and private sector can work together for the common good of the local community and beyond.

John graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree including a major in Marketing and minors in Psychology and Economics.