Laslo Olah, a veteran in the High Technology sector, is the founder, President and CEO of the Texas Institute of Science. Mr. Olah is a current Advisory Board Member of the International Center for Decision and Risk Analysis.

The Institute is based upon his theory of global multi-discipline, multi-site, real-time R&D. The model he has developed and implemented enables small to multinational firms to accomplish what has heretofore only been available to the largest of companies in special sectors.

TxIS’ other division works on global sourcing of laboratory level Intellectual Property, Innovation and Invention (IP). The Institute assists inventors to evaluate, develop, legally protect, finance and market their IP. The unique nature of this business is that TxIS is the first company worldwide that builds and operates its IP sourcing at the laboratory (pre-patent) stage.

TxIS relies on ten years of experience in the international high-tech sourcing, consulting and contracting business. TxIS was established by acquiring the Gamma Group, also founded and headed by Mr. Olah. In 1989, before establishing Gamma, Mr. Olah founded Lester Audio Laboratories, Inc. The company designed and developed the first high-definition, high-speed multi channel fiber optic audio transmission system in the industry. This required two successful rounds of financing and the development of a new theory of fiber optic design, both of which are classic venture startup challenges. In 1993 the system was awarded a patent (#5060273), and was used by leading broadcasting stations and studios for events such as the Goodwill Games.

During this same period of time Mr. Olah developed a patented computer system security platform (#6446119) that provides total security for network and non-network based operations.

Mr. Olah is a graduate of the Technical University of Budapest, holding EECSc and MSCSc degrees. He emigrated to the United States in the late 1980’s and became a US Citizen in the mid 1990’s. He is a Chairman of the Board of DB Funds Inc., a worldwide educational non-profit organization, and a Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow.

Hossein Pasvar, a veteran in the Telecommunication sector since 1982, is the Senior Vice President at Texas Institute of Science (TxIS).

Former Senior Director of System Integration and Product Verification, Wireless Systems Lab, Samsung Telecommunication Americas where he managed product R&D for wireless infrastructure products, and directed project teams responsible for successful development of a patented, CDG award winning PicoBTS base station for Samsung CDMA infrastructure.

Prior to Samsung he was a senior manager of product development, Nortel Networks where he managed product R&D, prototyping, and factory introduction of Telecommunication infrastructure products.

Hossein Pasvar is a graduate of Devry Institute of Technology, holding BSEE degree and a graduate of University of Phoenix, holding an MBA degree.

Leslie Farin, a dedicated communications professional for more than ten years, is proficient in website design, graphic art, search engine optimization, social media marketing, dvd production, press release writing, newsletter publication, and event planning. She is highly skilled in a number of creative software programs and computer languages and is recognized for creative abilities and excellent communication skills.

Ms. Farin received her Masters of Public Health from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of N.J/Rutgers Medical School, and her B.S. from University of Rhode Island. She worked in the health care arena before making a career change to the communications field.

Alberto Lozada is an electronic engineer with more than 20 years of experience in the global R&D arena. His job experience includes global technology coordination within the private arena and governmental agencies with an emphasis on products and systems as well as facilitating interactions between these entities and their customers at all levels.

Mr. Lozada studied Telecommunications Engineering at the Universidad Nacional de La Plata in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Systems Analysis at the Universidad Católica de La Plata in Buenos Aires. He has lead multi-site, multi-discipline engineering team in designing complex procedures to measure functionality and performance. As the manager of many high technology projects, he was responsible for selecting and subcontracting all personnel. His excellent management, collaboration, and team-building skills allowed him to finish these projects on schedule and within budget while concurrently meeting or exceeding contract specifications.

Todd Polk has over 20 years of experience in the high technology industry. His career started as an ASIC and custom integrated circuit designer at Mostek and Texas Instruments. He spent the next 15 years in the Electronic Design Automation industry at start-up companies Ikos Systems, EPIC Design Technology and LogicVision. At the latter two he was responsible for establishing the first field sales offices, growing the initial client base and developing major accounts. He held positions of increasing responsibility in applications engineering, sales and management, culminating at LogicVision as Central Area Sales Manager with global responsibility for two Fortune 200 accounts.

Dr. Polk received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas. His research focused on energy harvesting, wireless sensors and telemedicine applications. He also holds an MSEE from the University of Texas at Dallas and a BSEE from Texas A&M University.

Anna Petrovics received her M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Budapest University of Technology majoring in Fine Mechanics and Optics. During her studies she was awarded with a Government Scholarship for her extraordinary studies.

Prior to joining TxIS she worked in research, technology and process development at various microelectronics companies in the United States, Republic of Ireland, Singapore and Hungary.