Mr. Otto has served as a senior executive and strategic advisor for over 25 years in growth-oriented communications and other technology-oriented enterprises. He was most recently CEO of Optical Communication Products, Inc. ( OCP ), a NASDAQ-traded international manufacturer of transceivers for fiber optic communications systems, until its acquisition by Oplink Communications Inc. in late 2007. More From 2000 to 2003, Otto was CEO of MedioStream, Inc., a DVD software company with offices in California and Shanghai. Prior to OCP, from 1992-1997, Otto was Chairman and CEO of California Microwave, Inc., a NASDAQ-traded international manufacturer of satellite and wireless communications equipment. In 1997, California Microwave consisted of 11 decentralized operating divisions employing a staff of 2,300 with sales in 100 countries. From 1989 to 1991, Otto was Executive Vice President, CFO and Director of General Cellular Corporation, a predecessor company to Western Wireless, which acquired and operated 25 cellular telephone franchises across the U.S. Prior to 1989, he was Chairman and CEO of Telco Systems, Inc., a NASDAQ-traded fiber optics communications equipment supplier. He holds a B.S. in engineering from Yale University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Mr. Otto provided strategic and M&A advisory services for communications and other technology-oriented companies between his CEO tenures.