President, Chief Operating Officer Sony Electronics Inc.

Stan Glasgow is the president and chief operating officer of Sony Electronics Inc. He was appointed to the position in March 2006. Prior to this role he served as president of Sony Electronics Consumer Sales Company where his responsibilities included management of the company’s retail and online sales channels, in addition to oversight of the SonyStyle retail store strategy in the United States.

Previously, Glasgow was senior vice president of Sony Electronics Information Technology Products Division where, in his short time heading the department, he refocused and targeted VAIO® sales channel strategy, restructured the CLIE® handheld business and coordinated media player product strategy.

Glasgow joined Sony in 2001 as vice president of computer displays where he managed product and loss and marketing operations for LCD and CRT displays. During his tenure, Glasgow developed innovative sales programs and product strategies that resulted in $275 million in sales.

Prior to joining Sony in 2001, Glasgow was the owner and president of Capetech Sales, where he spearheaded sales of display products and consulting services to Asian electronics companies. Through the establishment of contracts with major U.S. IT companies, Glasgow was able to increase sales by more than $400 million for several Asian companies.

Prior to that, he was CEO of Capetronic Computer Products Holdings Ltd., a global display manufacturing company with more than $600 million in Far East/OEM manufacturing revenue. While at Capetronic, Glasgow held a variety of executive positions ranging from, president and managing director to product manager to manager of Far East Operations.

Glasgow's thirty-plus years of consumer electronics and computer experience have included oversight of total sales and marketing management, in addition to design, engineering and financial supervision of consumer electronics products in the United States and abroad. Glasgow was named Sony Corporation Group Executive in June 2007. The title is given in recognition of leadership and granted to individuals who are making significant contributions to specific Sony companies in addition to the global Sony group.

Glasgow holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Executive Vice President Human Resources

Ed Cotter is the executive vice president Human Resources for Sony Electronics. In his role, Cotter leads a steering commitee focused on unifying Sony Electronics customer touch points, including direct channels including sonystyle.com, and Sony Style stores and outlets, as well as indirect channels through the company's thousands of retail partners. The goal is to provide customers with a consistent experience and information. Cotter joined Sony in January 2000 and until March 2007 was senior vice president of Human Resources. His responsibilities included development of Sony Electronics overall human resources strategy in the areas of organizational culture, talent management/acquisition, rewards and recognition and diversity.

Prior to joining Sony, Cotter was vice president, Human Resources, at Compaq Computer Corporation where he was an active member of the cross-functional team supporting what was, at the time, the largest merger in the computer industry, integrating Compaq, Digital Equipment Corporation and Tandem Computer. Cotter held a variety of human resources positions at Digital Equipment Corporation from 1977 to 1998.

Cotter is an active member of the Center for Advanced Human Resources Studies at Cornell and the Client Advisory Board for Hewitt Associates. Cotter is a frequent speaker at human resources-related conferences and forums. Through his leadership in advanced human resources practices at Sony Electronics, Sony has been recognized in a number of publications for its groundbreaking work in human resources outsourcing strategy. Cotter holds an MBA from the Whittemore School of Business and Economics and a bachelors degree from Boston College.

Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer and Corporate Social Responsibility Officer, Sony Electronics Customer Platform

Michael Fasulo is executive vice president, chief marketing officer and corporate social responsibility officer for Sony Electronics in the United States. He leads the newly formed Sony Electronics Customer Platform; which encompasses sales, marketing, communications, retail execution and service. The units that make up this organization are responsible for delivering a consistent Sony-brand message in every interaction with consumers, ensuring company efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Fasulo also oversees the company's corporate social responsibility efforts through environmental affairs and community activities. CSR-related activities include Sony's National Take Back Recycling program, which provides consumers the ability to recycle Sony products for free, environmental communications efforts, increased focus on Sony’s eco-friendly products and contributions to local communities in which Sony employees live and work.

Fasulo has been with Sony Electronics for more than 20 years and has held a variety of positions with the company. Previously, he was president of Sony Electronics e-Solutions Company LLC. His responsibilities included all sales, marketing, architecture and platform activities for this former subsidiary. During this time Fasulo launched the very successful Sony Style retail store in America. He also served as the Customer Relations Management officer, where his duties included consolidating Sony's direct sales efforts under one management for a common excellent customer experience.

Fasulo joined Sony in 1984 as a junior financial analyst and has held several positions within the company, including senior vice president of Consumer Sales, president of the Media Solutions Company, president of e-Solutions LLC and currently as EVP & CMO. Fasulo is a member of Sony Electronics Executive Committee, a board of a handful of senior managers responsible for policy making and employee empowerment at Sony Electronics.

Noteworthy accolades include: industry recognized 2008 Customer Champion Award; induction into Sony's prestigious Samurai Society in 1990; Sales Vice President of the Year award in 1990; the Vision award for outstanding leadership in 2001; and the COO award for customer relations management in 2003.

Fasulo is on the Senior Advisor Board for the Marketing Leadership Council, a membership of chief marketing officers run by the Corporate Executive Board and is also a member of the Mplanet^TM 2009 Advisory Board. Mplanet is the American Marketing Association's all-industry gathering of the top minds in marketing.

Fasulo earned his bachelors degree from Glassboro State College and has attended various executive education programs at IMD, Switzerland, UCLA, University of Michigan and Columbia Executive Business School.

Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Sony Electronics Inc.

Rintaro Miyoshi is executive vice president and chief financial officer for Sony Electronics.

In this position, he is responsible for Finance, Control and Planning, as well as corporate projects for the company's U.S. electronics business. Miyoshi has fostered a transparent and global culture in SEL and has been a driving force by cultivating new business opportunities continuously and increase sales amounts, especially through joint acqtivities with the content groups. His commitments also include maximizing U.S. profits by strengthening U.S.-based businesses and maintaining a fair profit balance on imported products.

In his nearly 25 years of service to Sony, Miyoshi has held many positions in Japan, including senior vice president of Corporate Planning and Control at Global Hub, senior general manager of Corporate Planning for Mobile Network Company and general manager of Planning and Control for PNC and IT company, where he launched VAIO business as one of the key members. He also had three years of experience from 1985 as an accountant at Sony WEGA Produktions G.m.b.H. in Stuttgart, Germany.

Miyoshi earned his B.A. in economics from Keio University in 1981.

Senior Vice President Corporate Planning & Procurement

Marilou Pych is senior vice president of Corporate Planning and Procurement at Sony Electronics.

In this position she is responsible for coordinating the budget, forecast and mid range strategies as well as driving financial performance for the company’s U.S. electronics business. Her responsibilities also include corporate procurement activities.

Pych joined Sony in 1990 as an accounting manager for Sony Semiconductor, a chip manufacturer located in San Antonio, Texas, moving on to become controller in 1995 and then director of finance and administration for the plant in 1998.

After completing the assignment of closing the chip plant in 2004, Pych accepted a position as vice president of finance for Sony’s U.S. electronics engineering and manufacturing facilities located throughout the U.S. and Mexico. In 2005 she moved to San Diego, California to assume her current role in Corporate Planning.

Prior to joining Sony, Pych was assistant controller for Insilco Corporation, a diversified manufacturer of specialty goods and services located in Meriden, Connecticut. Pych began her career with Price Waterhouse where she became a CPA. She holds a B.S. degree in accounting from the University of Connecticut.

Pych is a member of the San Diego chapter of FEI (Financial Executives International) and previously held the position of treasurer of Home Court, a charitable organization located in San Antonio, Texas which raises money for local women and children’s charities.

President Broadcast and Business Solutions Company, Sony Electronics Inc.

John Scarcella is the president of the Broadcast and Business Solutions Company where he is responsible for sales and marketing for SELs professional products, systems and services supporting the Broadcast and Production Systems Division, Business Solutions Division and B2B AV/IT Sales Company. These divisions include Solutions Engineering, Digital Photography, Medical Systems, Visual Communications and Business-to-Business. He is a member of SELs Executive Committee.

Prior to this, he was president of the Broadcast and Production Systems Division, where he was responsible for day-to-day business operations with a mission of securing Sonys number one position in the content creation and professional display business. His responsibilities included chairing the B2B Business Council, which supplied business-to-business customers with a wide range of AV/IT solutions and services to serve the broadcast, post-production, corporate, reseller, government and education markets. In addition to his leadership of BPSD, he was also the president of the Broadcast Solutions Division.

Previously, Scarcella was senior vice president of the Consumer Sales Company, Eastern Zone, where he was responsible for all sales related activities for zone-based national accounts (Circuit City), strategic growth accounts, regional accounts and audio video specialist accounts. He had sales responsibility for $2.8 billion.

Prior to that, Scarcella was senior vice president of the Broadcast Solutions and Systems Company where he was responsible for sales, marketing, systems and service for SELs broadcast and professional products.

Since joining Sony in 1985, Scarcella held several positions including senior vice president of the Broadcast and Professional Companys Content and Creation Division, senior vice president of the BPCs Display Systems and New Business Division, vice president of BPCs National Account Organization and president of Sony Cinema Products Corporation. His earlier responsibilities also included serving as vice president of Corporate and Government Sales Channel, vice president of Display Marketing Division and vice president of Corporate Strategic Planning.

Among Scarcellas accomplishments at Sony was his pivotal role in launching the Sony JumboTron as the de facto standard for large screen displays. Scarcella was also the first recipient of the Shogun award, which recognizes a select member of sales management who performed exceptionally throughout the fiscal year by developing a cohesive team with a common vision and by elevating Sony to a new level of excellence.

Scarcella received his bachelors degree from Providence College and his MBA from Iona College.

Senior Vice President and Corporate Controller Sony Electronics Inc.

Marjorie Thomas is the corporate controller and senior vice president of Sony Electronics Inc. She was appointed to the position in August 2006. As controller, Thomas oversees SEL’s financial processing and reporting; technical accounting, which combines accounting, corporate governance and compliance, including tax law, governmental compliance; and Sarbanes-Oxley, which regulates corporate financial records and provides penalties for their abuse. Her principle duties include the establishment and maintenance of internal business controls, including the segregation of duties such as who signs contracts and reports; the preparation and interpretation of financial reports; safeguarding the company’s assets; and ensuring adherence to financial policy.

She is also a member of the executive committee, which consists of SEL’s top management and oversees the company’s strategic direction. Thomas is a twenty-year veteran of Hewlett Packard, where she held a variety of finance and accounting positions. Most recently, she was vice president of finance, HP Service Global Delivery. Before joining HP, Marjorie, who is a certified public account, worked for an international accounting firm.

In addition to her strong financial and managerial expertise, Thomas has worked on major merger activities and new business start-ups. Her international experience includes serving as a board member for HP’s Globalsoft – a public company headquartered in Bangalore, India.

Thomas holds a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Boise State University.