With 15 years of voice and data management experience, Mr. Cunningham is adept at matching customer requirements with carrier offerings.

He began his career as a sales manager for Centex Telemanagement, serving as its youngest branch manager. At different times, he managed offices in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Massachusetts, and the Baltimore Washington DC corridor.

Mr. Ahearn oversees all aspects of the business and negotiates and organizes the agreements with all of BCM's carriers, vendors and partners. He also spearheads BCM's new donation Affinity Program for non-profit groups and is on the Board of Directors for sister company McGraw Communications.

Before starting BCM, Mr. Ahearn was the New York Sales Manager for Centex Telemanagment. Mr. Ahearn is also the founder of the Francis X. Ahearn, Sr. Foundation, in memory of his father.

Mr. Monaghan has extensive sales management experience, overseeing sales in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Maryland and Connecticut, primarily for Centex Telemanagement. This experience has provided Mr. Monaghan a unique perspective for his role at BCM. Due to his efforts, BCM has consistently maintained over a 95% customer retention rate, well above industry standards. This is an addition to BCM'S consistently high customer growth.

Mr. Monaghan earned his bachelor of business administration from Iona College. He began his career
in sales with Automatic Data Processing

Previously, Dunn was CEO of Alto Technology Resources, a subsidiary of ChevronTexaco, joined Texaco's corporate consolidations group in 1991 from Andersen LLP. Over the course of the next four years she held various positions involving internal and external financial reporting and consolidation before being appointed as assistant to the vice president and comptroller in 1995. She was named manager of corporate accounting services two years later, and appointed assistant to the president of worldwide exploration in 1998. In January 2000, Dunn was promoted to assistant to the chairman and CEO of Texaco. She was named the general manager of integration for the ChevronTexaco merger in December 2000.

Dunn earned a bachelor of business administration degree in accounting from Iona College in New York and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Promoted to the director level in 2002, Mr. O'Neill started seven years ago. He began the BCM customer service division and also had a hand in developing the agent program.

Before McGraw, he served as a manager of the purchasing department for the Wall Street firm Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.