David G. ChungManaging Director
David Chung is responsible for developing and directing CreditXpert Inc.'s business development activities. He identifies and builds strategic partnerships, and he is responsible for market research, customer identification, competitive analysis, and defining strategic components of product evolution and sales and marketing plans.

Mr. Chung earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. His previous experience includes product management at Neuristics LLC; research and development as well as project management for BIC; and research engineering for Farrel and DARPA.

Thierry M. MarbachManaging Director
Thierry Marbach is responsible for innovation and product development at CreditXpert Inc. He plans and directs product evolution, oversees the development of all products, and leads the scientific and customer support staff. Throughout product development, Mr. Marbach serves as the main link between technical and business departments. He is a member of the executive management team.

Mr. Marbach holds a Masters of Business Administration from Loyola College in Maryland, and a Master of Science in artificial intelligence from Compiègne University of Technology in France. Previous experiences include leading Neuristics LLC's consulting and predictive modeling group, as well as various research engineering positions in the chemical (Elf Aquitaine, now TotalFinaElf), automotive (Renault Véhicules Industriels), aerospace (Spar Aerospace; the Canadian Space Agency), and manufacturing (Sekurit Saint Gobain) industries. Mr. Marbach has contributed to several publications and an international patent.

Jay TravisanoDirector, Engineering
Jay Travisano is responsible for the implementation and deployment of the company's products. Before CreditXpert Inc., Mr. Travisano worked in software and systems development for Neuristics LLC and in a variety of roles at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) serving on the NASA Hubble Space Telescope project. His work at STScI involved large systems development to support the processing, archiving, and delivery of scientific data from the orbiting telescope to scientists around the world.

Mr. Travisano earned a Bachelor of Science from Drexel University and a Master of Science from the Johns Hopkins University, both in Computer Science.