BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 X-GWTYPE:USER UID:dmhperson4877 FN:Stephen M. Honig TEL;WORK:+1 857 488 4239 TEL;TYPE=WORK,FAX:+1 857 401 3052 EMAIL;WORK;PREF:SMHonig@duanemorris.com N:Honig, Stephen M. TITLE:Partner ORG:Duane Morris LLP ADR;INTL;WORK;PARCEL;POSTAL:;;Duane Morris LLP | Suite 2400 | 100 High Street | Boston, MA 02110-1724 | USA | URL;WORK:http://www.duanemorris.com NOTE;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE: Stephen M. Honig practices a broad spectrum of business law, with emphasis on corporate law, securities law and mergers and acquisitions. He has great depth of experience in forming, building, reorganizing and advising on the governance of private companies and public companies and M&A transactions for public and private buyers and sellers both in the United States and globally. His approach to transactions is to focus on bringing value to his clients, minimizing unnecessary costs and time in protracted negotiations in areas which are not adding value to the client. Mr. Honig's career has reflected the technological orientation of the New England area in which he has practiced, representing startups, emerging businesses, and entities and individuals in technology transfer arrangements in many industries, including high energy physics; photo-voltaics; electronics; computer manufacturing; software; medical devices; pharmaceuticals; semi-conductor materials; circuit boards; online service providers; telecom infrastructure; e-commerce; and energy. Mr. Honig has served as president of an SEC-registered investment advisor, represented companies and underwriters in public offerings and private placements, represented broker-dealers and market makers, and effected the entry of banks into the securities business. Several of his clients have engaged Mr. Honig as trustee of their family trusts and, in that capacity, he evaluates and supervises the operation of businesses on behalf of the families whose wealth he manages. He also represents individual, institutional and venture capital investors in equity, debt and lease financings. In March 2011, Mr. Honig taught American business law at the University of Belgorod in southwestern Russia. Mr. Honig has taught securities law and regularly lectures and writes on governance issues, shareholder disputes, middle market antitrust issues, securities law regulation, Sarbanes-Oxley, and the representation of senior executives engaged in establishing compensation regimes in both public and private company settings. Mr. Honig writes regularly on his blog, Law and Other Anomalies, which can be accessed at www.stevehoniglawblog.com. Aside from addressing legal and social issues of current interest, the blog contains an archive of Mr. Honig's experiences in teaching in Russia, referred to above. Mr. Honig is a member of the National Association of Corporate Directors, the Securities Law Committees of the Boston and Massachusetts Bar Associations, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Enterprise Forum. When serving as principal program director for the National Association of Corporate Directors in New England, he had designed and presented programs for directors and advisors to directors on matters of governance, director duties, boards in crisis, boards faced with regulatory issues, and the legal challenges facing directors under Delaware and federal securities laws. He is the regular securities law columnist for In-House (the Lawyers Weekly publication directed to in-house attorneys). He is a 1966 graduate of Harvard Law School and holds his undergraduate degree from Columbia College. END:VCARD