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E-Rate Vendors and Related Officers/Key Employees CAA Exhibit B (Sorted by Officer/ Key Employee) Houston Independent School District As of March 29, 2012 E-Rate Vendors and Related Officers/Key Employees CAA Exhibit B (Sorted by Officer/ Key Employee) Houston Independent School District as of March 29, 2012 OFFICER/KEY EMPLOYEE NAME COMPANY AND RELATED DERIVATIVE LAST KNOWN TITLE Aal, Chris TW Telecom, Inc. / or any derivatives Account Executive Abadie, Matthew AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Client Executive Abatemarco, Michael AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Abbenate, Phill AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Application Sales Executive 3; Regional Director-Security Services Abbott, Gail AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Service Executive Abbott, Glenn AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Specialist Sales Executive Abbott, Todd Cisco Systems / or any derivatives Vice President Emea Service Providers Abdelli, Annick Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Enterprise Account Executive Abel, Pamela Jo AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Abella, Alica AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Director; Principal Technical Staff Member Abercrombie, David TW Telecom, Inc. / or any derivatives Account Executive Ables, Jimmy Verizon / or any derivatives Data Sales Manager Abram, Philip AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Abrams, Robert AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Manager Abramson, Roger AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Senior Executive Management Abrego, Daniel AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Service Executive Abreu, Ramon AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Application Sols Executive 3 Gabs Abunaja, Khalid Netsync Network Solutions, Inc. / or any derivatives Operation Manager Acevedo, Rodolfo AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Service Executive Acevedo, Wendy Verizon / or any derivatives Executive Assistant To Leroy Williams Executive Acheson, Audrey AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Sales Executive 2 Pcg Ackerina, Christopher AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives PresidentAccount Executive Phonoscope 3 Scg Media Formerly Media A-team; Senior Executive Adair, Robbie Phonoscope, LLC / or any derivatives Management Adam, Panagia AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives SVPAccount U.S. ExecutiveService Provider 3 Scg Sales And Global Service Provider Market Adamo, Nicholas A. Cisco Systems / or any derivatives Segment Adams, Allison Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Eds State And Local HHS; Enterprise Services Americas Adams, Bobby AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Director, Operations Adams, Christopher AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Service Executive Adams, John AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Director Inside Sel Adams, Kecia Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Eds State And Local HHS Adams, Madeline Verizon / or any derivatives Executive Administrator Adams, Rex M. AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Administration Executive Adams, Shelia AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Area Manager Chief Of Staff Adams, Tammy AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Pcg Adamski, Jim AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Systems & Data Processing Executive Adamson, Brian AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Adan, Reinaldo AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Aday, Maryam Cisco Systems / or any derivatives Vice President Of Technical Services 1 of 190 E-Rate Vendors and Related Officers/Key Employees CAA Exhibit B (Sorted by Officer/ Key Employee) Houston Independent School District as of March 29, 2012 OFFICER/KEY EMPLOYEE NAME COMPANY AND RELATED DERIVATIVE LAST KNOWN TITLE Adelsberg, Kevin AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Adib, Fared Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives VP Product Development Adolph, Sheryl TW Telecom, Inc. / or any derivatives Executive Assistant-jon Schwartz Aerdts, Rene Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Hp Fellow Chief Technology Officer Ito/bpo Agee, Gene Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives Vice President Aggarwal, Charu Webex (Related to Cisco Systems) / or any derivatives Systems & Data Processing Executive Aggarwal, Vijay Cisco Systems / or any derivatives Vice President, Business Development Aglietti, Bruce AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Agostinelli, Linda AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Sales & Marketing Executive Aguilar, Michael AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Aguilar-williams, Lara Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives Public Sector Account Executive Agwunbi, John O. Verizon / or any derivatives SVP; President, Professional Services Division Aharonson, Donna TW Telecom, Inc. / or any derivatives Finance Executive Ahern, Robert AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Ahmed, Sajjad Momentum Telecom, Inc. / or any derivatives Network Manager; Systems Administrator Ahsmuhs, W Keith AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Assistant Vice President-GSE And BCS Specialty Services Ahuja, Kelly Cisco Systems / or any derivatives SVP; General Manager And Chief Architect, Service Provider Business Ahuna, Nate Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives Vice President And General Manager Product Marketing Aicher, William AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Chief Marketing Officer; Senior Executive Management Aiello, Mark AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Ainge, Dana Verizon / or any derivatives Executive Director Airhart, Michael Cisco Systems / or any derivatives Services Strategy-business Development Manager, Strategic Alliances Aispuro, Anne AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive Tel Aitken, Natalie AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Akers, Gregory Cisco Systems / or any derivatives SVP Research And Advanced Development Akhouri, Amit AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Director, Application Development At And T Interactive Akkiraju, Praveen Cisco Systems / or any derivatives SVP And General Manager, Services Routing Technology Group Alagna, Joseph AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Alaniva, Howard AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Alaniz, J M. 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Communications, Inc. / or any derivatives Rf Das Engineer Alapati, Satish AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Albert, Maryann AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Director, Business Solutions Training Albert, Michael AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive Albisu, Luis AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Albright, Kenneth AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Glu Alcazar, Dan Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives InformationVice President Technology Brand Management Project Manager; And Exte Vice President Strategy And Aldrich, Steve Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Innovation Small Business Division Alea, Jose Sprint / Nextel / or any derivatives Business Account Executive 2 of 190 E-Rate Vendors and Related Officers/Key Employees CAA Exhibit B (Sorted by Officer/ Key Employee) Houston Independent School District as of March 29, 2012 OFFICER/KEY EMPLOYEE NAME COMPANY AND RELATED DERIVATIVE LAST KNOWN TITLE Alejos, Rosalinda AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Sales & Marketing Executive Alexander Esq., Judith M Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Public Sector Contract Manager Alexander, Bill AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Alexander, John AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Alfonso, Robin AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Senior Specialist; Service Executive Al-hakim, Chaker AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Executive Director Allan, Gregory AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Sales Executive 2 Pcg Allan, Victoria AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Business Account Executive; Director Education Advocacy Allbritton, Robert AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Finance Executive Allemong, Tim Hewlett-Packard Company / or any derivatives Account Executive Allen, Advernall AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Allen, Daniel AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Allen, David AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Manager; Sales & Marketing Executive; Senior Technical Staff Allen, David Verizon / or any derivatives AccountMember ExecutiveAT&T Internet Services Allen, Judith AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Account Executive 3 Scg Allen, Maryann AT&T / Southwestern Bell / SBC / or any derivatives Director Of Systems Development-network Side; Executive Director Sales Allen, Nick Netsync Network Solutions, Inc. / or any derivatives OperationsAcquisition WslSupervisor Allen, Ralph xNet Systems, Inc. / or any derivatives Technology
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