Basic Nominee Information
Full Name	Frank Muto
Title/Position	President
Company Name	Secure Email Plus
City/State	Broadview Heights, OH
Member Company Background
Are you a full-time employee at a WISPA member organization?	Yes
How many full-time staff are employed by your company?	1
Briefly describe your company's business (services offered, client base, areas of coverage).	Secure Email Plus is a managed service provider of message security AV/AS, compliance services and hosted email services.
Professional Background
Do you hold a senior-level management position with your company?	Yes
How long have you held your current position?	12 years
How many years of experience do you have in the wireless Internet industry?	zero
Describe your primary job responsibilities.	Day to day operations of FSM Marketing Group, Inc., d.b.a Secure Email Plus. We are a former dial-up provider of 7 years and still provide low use web hosting. Our primary services consist of managed message security (AS/AV)and hosted email services.
Individual Qualifications
Why do you want to become a member of the WISPA Board of Directors and what do you hope to achieve through your leadership experience?	I believe that a BOD should consist of not only the principle businesses represented, but also have additional business backgrounds that represent the operational functions of the association.
Please describe your experience and current involvement with WISPA, including participating on WISPA committees.	As a Vendor Member I have participated in membership growth to support WISPA's efforts as well as offer any experience I feel can help WISPA's goals.
Please explain strengths that you possess that would be of particular benefit to WISPA through your service on the board (e.g. leadership, areas of specialty, industry relations, etc.)	Over the past 10+ years I have owned and operated as a dial-up ISP and webhost, worked with AASP, participated as an advisory board member for ISPCON, and also consulted with various industry providers. Having experience in wire-line operations, I have seen what regulatory changes can do to disrupt businesses. In late 2004, I help co-found the WBIA to help drive attention to the increasing need to participate in the regulatory processes that control the industry. I also feel that by expanding the DOB in number with outside related industries, may provided additional exposure, opportunities and leadership skills.
Please describe any current or previous leadership experience with non-profit organizations and your role:	(no answer provided)
In your view, what are the biggest challenges facing the wireless internet industry, and how do you believe WISPA should address them?	In my opinion, WISPA has made significant contributions to the Wireless Internet Industry,(WII)in tackling the immediate needs that face the industry, e.g., CALEA and reporting obligations. Obviously more work will need to be done, in establishing WISPA as the place to be for WII.