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EXHIBIT B

DIRECTOR NOMINEE BIOGRAPHIES


NEIL FERRIS, 63, is an active advisor and executive consultant to technology
companies and venture capital investors and has been engaged in such as his
principal activity for the last 5 years. Prior to his current assignments, he
was CEO of Giganet, a storage networking company which he sold to Emulex for
$650 million. His previous CEO roles included Open Data which was sold to a
private company and Fluent, a multimedia software company, which was sold to
Novell.  Mr. Ferrris was part of the founding team and vice president of
Apollo Computer, which enjoyed a successful IPO and was sold to HP. For almost
ten years, Mr. Ferris held senior management positions with Data General where
he joined shortly after formation.  He is also a board member of Enfora,
Intersense, and BTI Systems corporations.  Mr. Ferris holds MBA and BS degrees
from Northeastern University.


BOB GRAHAM, 60, has been a Partner at Ridge Partners LLC, a consulting and
investment firm, since 2002.  He is also the Senior Technology Advisor to
Cascadia Capital, a mid market M&A firm.  In addition, Mr. Graham is the
Manager of Global Accelerator LLC, a Fund that originally invested in
iEmployee that still holds shares in ASUR.  Previously, Mr. Mr. Graham started
as an IT Professional and progressed to key executive roles including Group
Manager at Digital Equipment Corporation, Executive Vice President and
Division President at Sun Microsystems.  He was a Co-Founder and Chief
Operating Officer at Manufacturer's Services Limited, the Chairman & CEO of
Ridge Technologies, and a President at Adaptec.  Mr. Graham was also
instrumental in the founding and exit of a number of technology companies
including Crag Systems and iEmployee where he served on the Board of Directors
prior to its acquisition by ASUR.  He presently serves on the Boards of Global
Accelerator Management and 54th Street Systems.


PAT GOEPEL, 47, has over 20 years of progressive leadership positions in the
HR outsourcing industry. A frequent speaker and industry expert, Pat currently
serves as the COO of Patersons Global Payroll and HR. Previously, he was the
President and CEO of Fidelity Investment's HR Services Division from 2006-2008
and served as the Executive Vice President of Business Development and US
Operations at Ceridian until 2005.  A former board member of Iemployee, he
currently serves on the Boards of Patersons and Allover Media.


ADRIAN PERTIERRA, 37, is the Senior Analyst at Red Oak Partners, LLC, a
NY-based hedge fund.  Prior to joining Red Oak in 2007, Mr. Pertierra served
as Vice President of Global Markets at Deutsche Bank Alternative Trading.
From 2006-2007 Mr. Pertierra worked at Tradition Asiel Securities, Inc.


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Previously, Mr. Pertierra served as the Vice President of Institutional Equity
Sales and Trading at BGC Partners, LP, from 2002-2006.  Mr. Pertierra received
a BA in Economics from the College of Holy Cross.


DAVID SANDBERG, 36, is a managing member, founder, and portfolio manager of
Red Oak Partners, LLC, a NY-based hedge fund, since its March 2003 inception.
Previously, Mr. Sandberg co-managed JH Whitney & Co's Green River Fund from
1998-2002.  Mr. Sandberg received a BA in Economics and a BS in Industrial
Management from Carnegie Mellon University.  He presently serves on the Board
of SMTC Corp.


JEFFREY VOGEL, 41, has 20 years experience in operating, financing, and
advising companies - primarily high-tech software companies.  Since 2008 Jeff
has been a Partner with Liberty Capital Partners.  Previously (in 2001), Jeff
co-founded Velocity Equity Partners, a $50 million early stage technology
fund, where he remained until 2007.  Prior to co-founding Velocity, Jeff was
Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Research and Development for
eBusiness Technologies, a leader in XML Content Management Systems, where he
led a team of 100 software professionals.  In 1989, Jeff co-founded Electronic
Book Technologies (EBT), a pioneer in SGML and XML information systems. At EBT
Jeff led R&D until 1996 when he helped sell the company to Inso, a publicly
traded company. From 1996 to 1998, Jeff was Vice President of Engineering at
Inso's Electronic Publishing Solutions business unit and was also very active
in the company's corporate development activities where he helped acquire and
integrate a half dozen acquisitions.  Jeff graduated from Brown University in
1990 with degrees in Economics and Computer Science. Jeff serves on the Boards
of Dynadec, Rent Marketer, BEZ, and Dynadec.
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