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President & Chief Executive Officer
As the founder of Eidam Diagnostics Corporation, Bernard Armani
brings over 25 years of experience in the natural health
industry in Germany and Switzerland to his working relationship
with partners in Asia, Europe and North America. Mr. Armani has
an extensive background in botanical extraction, oncology, and
international trade.
Mr. Armani is also the founder of Dermamed™ Pharmaceutical Inc.,
and BioLytical Laboratories Inc. In 2005, he received the
Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce (Richmond, BC).

Chief Scientific Officer
Dr. Kalden is a specialist in the field of oncology and holistic
cancer therapy, and has held numerous appointments with leading
medical institutions in Germany. Dr. Kalden has used the CRT
2000® Thermographic System as a core part of his cancer
detection and treatment monitoring protocol for over 10 years.
His areas of expertise also include naturopathy and pain
control.
Dr. Kalden is presently the head physician and medical director
for the Veramed Hospital at Tannenberg Hospital, which
specializes in holistic cancer therapy. He has held this
position since 1989. In addition, he has been the co-founder of
the Society of Biological Medicine Inc. in Berlin-Meschede and
he has headed studies at the Mibeg-Institute, in Cologne,
Germany.
Recently, Dr. Kalden has opened a new private surgery center for
oncology and naturopathy in the Dortmund Center for Hyperthermia
and continues his co-operation with the Panacea Center for
Preventative Medicine and Research in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
As Chief Scientific Officer of Eidam Diagnostics, Dr. Kalden is
responsible for the continuing development of and medical
validity of the CRT 2000® Thermographic System.

Chief Operating
Officer
Mr. Chang led the team that developed the current client
software, including the German and Chinese editions, and
engineered the server application architecture.
As COO, he is responsible for the development, manufacture and
fulfillment of the CRT 2000 product.
Mr. Chang has an extensive background in business
administration, contract negotiation, and technology
implementation. He has worked closely with major corporations in
the Canadian forestry and airline industries in developing
mission critical tools, workflow processes, and software
solutions.
In addition, Mr. Chang has held senior management positions,
including CEO of Dermamed™ Pharmaceutical Inc., and CFO of
BioLytical Laboratories, where he helped the company through
successful clinical trials of its flagship HIV rapid diagnostic,
and later its sale and ownership transaction.

Chief Corporate Development
Officer
As a seasoned entrepreneur and corporate executive Mr. Tomlinson brings extensive experience in operations, international business development, corporate finance and the restructuring of publicly traded companies. Mr. Tomlinson also has extensive mechanical engineering experience in Systems Engineering Management, project management and product development.
Mr. Tomlinson has served as: member of the International Standards Organization (ISO) TC197 technical committee; advisor to the South African Department of Science and Technology and serves as director on the boards of both public and private companies.
Mr. Tomlinson is responsible for strategic planning and
corporate development.

Senior Vice President
Shelley Leonhardt brings to Eidam a wealth of public sector
experience serving the citizens of British Columbia through
Board positions at organizations including the British Columbia
Chamber of Commerce, the Tourism Richmond Board of Directors,
the Gateway Theatre Board of Directors, and the British Columbia
Chamber Executives Board.
During her twenty-five year career, Ms. Leonhardt has worked
with a wide variety of industry professionals, municipal and
provincial officials, and Chamber Executives throughout Canada
and the United States to promote and develop both corporate and
community interests of British Columbia.
During her tenure as Executive Director of The Richmond Chamber
of Commerce between 1993 and 2001, the organization was awarded
Chamber of the Year in British Columbia.
In 1998, Ms. Leonhardt received Richmond, B.C.'s highly
prestigious Business Woman of the Year award and was nominated
for Richmond's Marketer of the Year and Influential Woman in
Business awards.
In 1998, Ms. Leonhardt graduated from the Canadian Institute of
Organizational Management, University of Western Ontario, The
Richard Ivey School of Business (London, Ontario, Canada).

Vice President, Research & Development
Mr. Fitzgerald brings over 15 years combined experience in
product development, manufacturing, and business operations to
his role of Vice President of Research & Development. In this
capacity, Mr. Fitzgerald is responsible for product development,
manufacturing, and quality assurance, and will focus on rapidly
commercializing new products from development through to
full-scale manufacture.
Throughout his career, Mr. Fitzgerald has also been instrumental
in addressing product design and manufacturability issues on
complex products, and achieving significant bottom line results,
and worked with technology suppliers worldwide to address
product and business requirements.
In Canada, Mr. Fitzgerald has worked in manufacturing
engineering and operations management for complex OEM products.
Most recently, Mr. Fitzgerald was a Director, Supply Change
Management, for a Class 3 medical device at Xillix Corp., and
was an Operations Manager at Creo Inc. (now Kodak's Graphic
Communications Division). He also spent three years in product
development at Yazaki Corporation in Japan and Europe.
He earned an MBA with specialization in management of technology
from Simon Fraser University in 2004, and a Bachelor's degree in
Production Engineering from the University of Limerick, Ireland,
in 1991.

Vice President,
European Operations
Dr. Richardt is responsible for Eidam Diagnostics Corporation's
European sales and research efforts. A dentist by profession, he
has worked with laboratory diagnosis and early detection of
disease, including HIV, since 1992.
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