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|Steven Koinis Tel: +971-50-283-6223 email: skoinis@ |

|Senior Executive Profile |Harvard MBA, Emerging markets private equity and real estate INTERNATIONAL Finance and Structuring Expertise, |

| |venture capital |

|Steven Koinis, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Makan Capital Group. Makan Capital Group, (MCG), is a premier, Sharia’a |

|compliant, private equity firm in the GCC region generating superior investment products and real estate opportunities. The Firm’s strategy is |

|to focus on the banking, commercial, residential, hospitality and tourism sectors while capitalizing on its significant network of resources, |

|assets and partnerships. MCG is headquartered in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with offices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Newport Beach, California (US.) |

|Mr. Koinis is a results-driven global private equity/real estate executive with success in international private equity, real estate, |

|hospitality, investment banking, underperforming assets and turnarounds. Currently, Makan has significant assets under management in the real |

|estate sector throughout the Middle East and North America, through its development vehicle MCG Land and the Makan Property Development Fund. |

|Prior to joining Makan, Mr. Koinis was CEO of Al Qudra Holding, PJSC, where the firm achieved nearly triple digit returns on equity on an |

|annualized basis and balance sheet growth exceeding USD 1 billion. Mr. Koinis also has been a senior executive at Abu Dhabi Investment |

|Company in Abu Dhabi. |

|Mr. Koinis earned his MBA from Harvard Business School and has over 20 years of Middle East, European and US experience in all areas of company|

|leadership, expansion and mergers & acquisitions. He has successfully managed companies ranging in sales from $5 million to $200 million and |

|enterprise value of $10 million to $1 billion. Mr. Koinis has increased enterprise value in different entities by nearly $1 billion |

|cumulatively, grown companies from start up to over 1000 employees and raised over $1,000 million in the public and private equity capital |

|markets in the US, Europe and Middle East. His expertise spans finance, P&L management, operations, M&A, business development, contract |

|negotiations and strategic planning. He has also held NASD Series 7, 24 and 63 securities licenses. |

|Makan Capital Group |2007-Present |

| |Abu Dhabi, UAE |

| |Riyadh, KSA |

| |Newport Beach, CA |

| |Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer |

| |Makan Capital Group, (MCG), is a premier, Sharia’a compliant, private equity firm in the GCC region generating |

| |demonstrably superior investment products and real estate opportunities. The Firm’s strategy is to focus on the |

| |banking, commercial, residential, hospitality and tourism sectors while capitalizing on its significant network |

| |of resources, assets and partnerships.  As MD/CEO and Member of the Board, develop and implement investment |

| |strategy of the firm, in addition to building a high quality team of professionals from regional and global |

| |institutions. MCG currently manages significant assets and is raising private equity funds for investing |

| |throughout the MENA. The plan is to invest between $1 billion to $2 billion during the next 12 to 24 months. |

| |MCG is headquartered in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with offices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Newport Beach, California (US.)|

| |Areas of Focus of the firm are:  
Large scale mixed-use developments, 
Infrastructure and development in MENA |

| |Countries, 
Hospitality and leisure property developments, US distressed real estate and real estate-backed debt|

| |and
Energy-related projects. |

|Sinogulf Partners |2006-2007 |

| |Abu Dhabi, UAE |

| |Chief Investment Officer |

| |Implement programs to ensure attainment of business plan for growth and profit. Provides direction and structure|

| |for investment analysis, product placement and decision-making. Participates in developing policy and strategic |

| |plans. Successfully raised $250 million in two real estate related transactions in the first quarter of 2007. |

| |Provides industry and corporate finance expertise. CIO for DIFC regulated entity under formation and for |

| |Makhazen PJSC (under formation) a real estate and industrial warehousing company. |

|al qudra holding, pjsc |2006 |

| |Abu Dhabi, UAE |

| |Chief Executive Officer |

| |Reported directly to Chairman of the Board. The Company was founded in May of 2005 with shareholders that |

| |include many of the most influential ruling family members in Abu Dhabi including Her Highness Sheikha Fatima |

| |Bint Mubarak.  In its first seven months of operations, the firm achieved nearly triple digit returns on equity |

| |on an annualized basis. Current balance sheet is in excess of USD 500 million and is expected to exceed USD 1.5|

| |billion by the end of 2006. Company market capitalization excess of AED 3 billion (traded OTC). Projected net |

| |income from investment activities in private equity, real estate and strategic investments exceeds AED 600 |

| |million for 2006. |

| |Investment activities focused on private equity, venture capital, real estate and public securities with a |

| |global charter.  Have developed strategic plan for company with a focus on Private Equity and Real Estate |

| |investment through a structure of private equity funds and special purpose companies which leverage Al Qudra's |

| |unique shareholder base, strategic relationships and private equity structuring expertise. Company refocused |

| |during initial three months to a local real estate developer and an investor in start ups and moved away from |

| |the Private Equity model that I was recruited for which led to my resignation prior to committing to a long term|

| |contract. |

|Juniper Group Holdings, LLC |2004-2006 Washington, DC |

| |Managing Director, Managing Partner |

| |National Real Estate investment banking and financial advisory firm specializing in real estate debt and equity |

| |transactions.  Juniper's professionals have worked on over $2 billion dollars of completed real estate |

| |transactions, including debt financing, equity placements and M&A transactions. The firm also had an affiliation|

| |with a NASD registered Broker Dealer. Clients have included The Carlyle Group, Mezzanine Fund, Lehman Brothers |

| |and National Capital Revitalization Corporation (Government of Washington, DC owned real estate firm).  Market |

| |services to High Networth Families. Sold ownership interest to partners to join Al Qudra Holding, pjsc as CEO. |

|The International Investor |2000–2002 Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Dubai, UAE Partner |

| |The International Investor (TII) is a Kuwaiti shareholding company, which was formed in 1992 by institutional |

| |and private investors with shareholders equity of US$75 million. TII is the premier investment bank and |

| |regional commercial in the Gulf region and specializes in telecommunications, technology and Internet e-commerce|

| |transactions. |

| |Successfully obtained commitment for a $100 million private placement of TII stock to a large investment group |

| |in Saudi Arabia; |

| |Originated and structured capital raising $100 million ($40 million equity, $60 million debt) for steel rolling |

| |mill in region. |

| |Negotiated Consortium and Operating Agreements for TII led consortium for GSM license in Syria with an equity |

| |investment of $100 million; |

|Abu Dhabi Investment Company,|1997–2000 |

|(wholly owned subsidiary of |Abu Dhabi, UAE |

|Abu Dhabi Investment |Senior Manager – Merchant (Private Equity) & Investment Banking |

|AUthority) |Abu Dhabi Investment Company is the regional investment-banking arm of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority |

| |(ADIA), which invests the assets of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. |

| |Developed strategic plan, structured spin out of direct investment group and recapitalization plan of $250 |

| |million. Managed professional relationships with law firms, outside auditors and consultants. Outside |

| |relationships included Sherman and Sterling, Patton Boggs, Ernst Young and others to develop optimal structures |

| |for investment and tax liability; |

| |Managed and restructured portfolio investments that were transferred from ADIA to ADIC for US tax liability |

| |reasons; |

| |Developed investment strategy and vehicle structures for a broad mix of asset classes including venture capital,|

| |private equity, alternative asset fund of funds, real estate and public equities; |

| |Successfully closed $120 million private equity placement in Teledesic Corporation, a high-speed data |

| |transmission satellite venture backed by Craig McCaw and Bill Gates. Originated, structured, managed due |

| |diligence team, prepared PPM for private equity placement with institutions and high net worth individuals in 3 |

| |months generating over $4 millions in fees; |

| |Developed plan raising over $250 million in private funds for investment in global private equity and |

| |co-investment vehicles which minimized global tax liabilities; |

| |Restructured healthcare portfolio realizing value increase in the tens of millions of dollars; |

| |Led restructuring/turnaround of $110 million investment company in North Africa, and |

| |Led company M&A and corporate finance activity in Europe and the Middle East |

|The Octagon Group of |1992-1997 Octagon, Inc. and The Octagon Group, Inc. |

|Companies (Investment |Reston, Virginia |

|Banking, Private Equity and |Director (1996-97) |

|Services Companies) |Chairman of Board, CEO (1994-95) |

| |President, COO (1992-95) |

| |Principal of private investment banking firm that led company to a successful leveraged buy-out, initial public |

| |offering on NASDAQ, subsequent acquisitions, strategic plan and company restructuring leading to doubling of |

| |company sales. |

| |Consolidated company operations, refocused strategy, reduced overhead by $3 million annually, renegotiated with |

| |creditors saving $3.5 million, obtained acquisition credit line of $3 million and operating line of $3 million. |

| |Arranged over $65 million in equity and debt financing. |

|Washington Gas Light Venture |1990-1992 Culpeper,|

|Capital Group |Virginia |

| |American Environmental Products, Inc. |

| |President, Chief Operating Officer |

| |Successfully led turnaround of this venture backed manufacturing company; |

| |Increased sales by over 35% during decline in market; |

| |Improved profit performance from significant loss to pre-tax profit. |

|BTR, Plc |1988-1990 |

| |Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts and Middletown, Virginia |

| |Director, Business Development and Acquisitions –BTR Paper Group |

| |Stowe Woodward Company (BTR Paper Group subsidiary) |

| |Vice President, Manufacturing (1989-1990) |

| |Vice President, Special Projects (1988-1989) |

| |Vice President, Research and Product Engineering (1988-1989) |

| |Developed/implemented acquisition plan for $300 million BTR Paper Group; |

| |Restructured and restaffed worldwide research division of major subsidiary; |

| |Implemented manufacturing systems improvements resulting in over $7 million increase in profitability in 6 |

| |months |

|Owens-Corning Fiberglas, Inc.|1982-1987 ` |

| |United Kingdom, Belgium and Greece |

| |OCF Middle East and North Africa Operations |

| |Manager, New Business Development (1982-1986) |

| |Owens-Corning Fiberglass G.B. Ltd., N.V. Owens-Corning S.A. |

| |Project Manager Acquisitions (1986-1987) |

| |Mgr., Prod. Planning, Distribution and MIS (1986-1987) |

| |Developed and implemented turnaround plan reversing a negative $2 million per month cash flow to positive cash |

| |flow within 12 months at OCF’s UK operations ($200 million in sales); |

| |Implemented OCF investment and new business strategy in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa |

| |Established joint venture and financing relationships throughout region |

|Education and Personal | |

| |M.B.A., Harvard Business School, Harvard University, (self financed), Cambridge, MA, 1983 |

| |B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, (self financed), Ann Arbor, MI 1978, Magna Cum Laude |

| |(General Motors Scholar) |

| |B.Sc., Materials and Metallurgical Engineering, University of Michigan, (self financed), Ann Arbor, MI 1978, |

| |Magna Cum Laude (General Motors Scholar) |

| |President, Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor society, Elected Member University of Michigan Student Assembly |

| |(40,000 student campus), Treasurer, Pi Tau Sigma, Mechanical Engineering honor society, Member, Metallurgical |

| |Engineering Honor Society, Member, University of Michigan engineering leadership society, Awarded, Top |

| |Metallurgical Engineer of Junior Class |

| |Married, 2 children, Permanent Residence in Virginia, Citizenship-US |

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