Company Overview
Predictive Technologies Corporation develops web-based open collaboration platforms. These platforms facilitate data collection, analysis and visualization by utilizing proprietary software, customized algorithms and multiple data sources. The predictions and recommendations are easy to understand and facilitate the client's decision process.

Our customized solution contracts allow Predictive to access an organization’s users and transform them into web-based subscribers. We focus in three areas that impact every single person and have tremendous market potential:

1) Safety and Security
2) Health
3) Education

Due to network effects, Predictive’s technology will improve as our new user database increases thus making more reliable and useful predictions. This advancement will then be used to attract even more clients and users.

As data sources become ubiquitous due to multiple inter-connected devices such as on-line computers, cell phones and GPS devices, an opportunity arises to personalize and predict group and individual behavior.

Company Strengths
- Customized proprietary software
- Low cost cloud-based operations
- Scalable solutions
- Significant strategic partnerships
Our Team
Jorge de los Santos

President and CEO

Jorge de los Santos is the co-founder, CEO and President of Predictive Technologies. Concurrently, he also serves as founder and CEO of Skyblue International, a technology and investment advisory company. Mr. de los Santos was a Special Advisor to Arizona State University President Michael Crow while founding and heading the University's Office of Pan American American Initiatives. In New York City, Mr. de los Santos was the first Director for Strategy and Business Development at Columbia University's Digital Knowledge Ventures. Mr. de los Santos received a B.A. in Economics from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Advanced Studies (ITESM) in Monterrey, Mexico and a Master's Degree in public administration and public policy from Columbia University in New York City. While at Columbia, he was named a MacArthur, Ford and Hewlett Fellow in the Social Sciences. Mr. de los Santos was appointed by Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano to the Board of Directors of the Arizona-Mexico Commission in 2004 and as a Governor's representative to the United States Border Governor's Conference in 2006. Mr. de los Santos is currently a John C. Whitehead Fellow of the Foreign Policy Association, based in New York City and a Board Member of the Bi-National Sustainability Laboratory.

Manuel J. Reyes-Gomez

Chief Technology Officer

Dr. Manuel Reyes-Gomez’s main interests are in the design of structural novel statistical models that follow the underlying structure of signals, permitting them to automatically adapt to the signal changes while capturing important patterns on the signal evolution. Dr. Reyes-Gomez has vast experience in working with complex custom made probabilistic models, for which full inference is intractable, by the use of approximation techniques such as variational learning and belief propagation. Dr. Reyes-Gomez has worked on a wide range of domains from Computational Biology, Speech Recognition, Audio and Image Processing to Information Retrieval.

Dr. Reyes-Gomez has been involved with different companies such as: MD Offices.com, where he helped to develop a portable speech recognizer for medical applications; Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, where he focused on bringing together Digital Signal Processing; and Machine Learning Techniques for multiple microphone source separation applications. In 2005, Dr. Reyes-Gomez joined Microsoft Research, the research division of Microsoft Corporation, where he worked on several projects including image segmentation and modeling single microphone source separation, and the design of novel statistical models for audio. Other efforts included finding patterns of evolution on HIV DNA sequences taken from infected patients over a period of time.

In 2007, he became part of the MSN Applied Research Team. In this applied research group at Microsoft focused on internet technologies, he has worked on projects such as Query Classification and Segmentation, Document Validation and Classification and Entity Extraction. As an applied researcher, he is expected to produce production quality code.

Dr. Reyes-Gomez earned his Bachelors degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from the University of the Americas and a certificate in Control Theory from the Automomous University of Mexico. He also holds a M.S degree with a specialization in Digital Signal Processing and Multimedia Technologies and a Ph.D. with a thesis dissertation focused on novel Machine Learning models applied to audio applications such as speech recognition and single microphone source separation. Both his Masters and Doctorate are from the Electrical Engineering Department at Columbia University.

Dr. Reyes-Gomez has over 20 research publications in Signal Processing, Machine Learning and Computational Biology Journals, Conferences and Workshops. He also holds 6 U.S. patents.

James S. Dixon

Chairman

James S. Dixon serves as our Chairman of the Board. Mr. Dixon has been a technology entrepreneur for the past decade. He has been involved in the several small cap technology companies from the seed capital stage to IPO. Mr. Dixon was the Vice President of a FINRA member brokerage firm where he headed the investment-banking department. He has extensive expertise in taking private companies public as well as aftermarket support.

Jose A. Quiroga

Vice President of Operations

Jose A. Quiroga is the Vice President of Operations for Predictive Technologies. Mr. Quiroga is in charge of aligning the company’s performance with its operating plans and standards, and developing recommendations for the CEO on matters that require corporate decisions. Before joining Predictive Technologies, Mr. Quiroga was the manager of professional and executive online programs at the Arizona State University (ASU) Engineering School. While at ASU, Mr. Quiroga held several administrative positions managing the University’s international relationships with academic institutions and governments. Prior to that, Mr. Quiroga was appointed as an institutional ambassador by the Presidents of ASU and the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Advanced Studies (ITESM) in Mexico to manage the binational relationship between both universities in the fields of research, entrepreneurship, and academic programs.

Jose A. Quiroga holds a M.S. in Electrical Engineering from ITESM and a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from the Ira A Fulton School of Engineering at ASU.

Gerald Tomek

Vice President of Finance

Gerald Tomek is Vice President of Finance of Predictive Technologies reporting directly to Predictive Technologies President Jorge de los Santos. He is responsible for finance operations, tax, treasury, financial planning and analysis.
Mr. Tomek brings to Predictive Technologies 10 years of higher education finance experience. He most recently served as Sr. Business Administrator for the Mary Lou Fulton Institute and Graduate School of Education.

Mr. Tomek has an MPA from the ASU College of Public Programs and a BS in Business Administration from ASU W.P. Carey School of Business.