In addition to providing information services to financial professionals, SRI World Group is a leading provider of news, data, and analysis to individual and institutional investors through:

SocialFunds.com, the largest personal finance site devoted to socially responsible investing. This site features nearly 10,000 pages of information on SRI mutual funds, community investments, corporate social research, shareowner actions, as well as daily social investment news.

InstitutionalShareowner.com, a site for institutional investors that features our institutional products and consulting services and focuses on how social, economic, environmental, and corporate governance factors add value to the investment process.

SRI World Group also operates CSRwire, a newswire service devoted exclusively to corporate social responsibility issues. This service provides distribution of press releases and annual reports that cover a broad range of corporate social responsibility issues.

Key staff related to SRIadviser.com includes:

• Jay Falk (President), has more than 16 years of experience helping advise investors about sustainable and responsible investing. Jay founded SRI World Group, Inc. in 1998 to provide social investors with an objective source of information. Jay has led the company to its position as a respected authority on the trends in the financial marketplace. Jay has also worked for a money management firm and is a former board member of the Social Investment Forum. In addition to his experience in investing, Jay is an expert in dynamic online databases. He is a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic University.

• Mark Thomsen (Research and News Director), has over 14 years of experience working in international business, banking, and alternative energy in both the private and public sectors. Prior to taking over the role of Research & News Director at SRI World Group, Mark worked with the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), a branch of the Japanese Government. He specialized in the communication aspects of implementing alternative energy projects in developing Asian countries and was a member of the team representing Japan to the APEC Expert Group on New and Renewable Energy Technologies. Mark earned a BA from the University of Connecticut.