Executive Bios — Paul B. Domorski

Paul Domorski was appointed in June 2006, president and chief executive officer of EMS Technologies, Inc. EMS is one of Forbes Magazine’s “200 Best Small Companies” of 2007. Mr. Domorski is a member of the EMS Board of Directors and serves on the Science and Technology Committee and Stock Incentive Plan Committee. He is a member of the board and is chairman of the Finance and Business Policy Committee of The American Electronic Association (AeA). In 2007, he was named Atlanta Telecom Professional of the Year, by the Atlanta Telecom Professionals (ATP) a non-profit organization.

Prior to commencing his new position in June 2006, Mr. Domorski was vice president of Avaya Corporation’s $1.6 billion services operations business, providing communication systems and services to business and government enterprises. Previously, he served as president and chief executive officer during the restructuring of RSL Communications Ltd., an international provider of communications services.

Mr. Domorski was also president (1997-2000) of Syncordia, British Telecom’s Outsourcing and Network Management arm. He took Syncordia from loss to profit, doubling the size of this two billion-dollar business. He began his career at Unisys Corporation and its predecessor companies, Burroughs and Memorex, and held progressively more responsible financial and executive roles there.

Mr. Domorski holds a Master’s degree in Organizational Dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania as well as Bachelor and Master’s degrees from The American University, where he was one of their youngest graduates ever. He is an alumnus of the Wharton Business School, and has written an article for the Harvard Business Review.