ROBERT M. WORSLEY, 49 was Chief Executive Officer and President of SkyMall, Inc. since he founded the Company in 1989. At SkyMall, Mr. Worsley, a Certified Public Accountant, saw an opportunity to synergistically bring together airlines, catalogers and airline passengers with their "downtime". SkyMall is now the largest in-flight catalog company in the United States growing to over $85 million in revenues. With catalogs in aircraft seatbacks, SkyMall offers in-flight shopping services to more than 95 percent of all domestic airline passengers each year through exclusive airline agreements including American, America West, Continental, Delta, Northwest, Southwest, United, US Airways and several smaller carriers. Nearly 50% of the business is now conducted on-line via www.skymall.com.
     
  After private rounds of funding in excess of $25 million, the company filed its initial public offering in 1996, in which SkyMall raised over $16 million. All in all, Mr. Worsley was successful in raising in excess of $135 million in the first 11 years of SkyMall's existence.  
     
  Prior to founding SkyMall, from 1985 to 1989, Mr. Worsley founded ExecuShare, Inc., that provided time-shared CFO's for smaller companies. From 1980 to 1985, Mr. Worsley was an accountant with Price Waterhouse, where he last held the position of Audit Manager. Mr. Worsley received a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Brigham Young University in 1980.  
     
  In 1999 Mr. Worsley was named Arizona's Retail Entrepreneur of the year by Ernst and Young.  
     
  Mr. Worsley retired from SkyMall on November 1, 2003 to pursue the expansion and development of the New Mexico and Arizona Land Company, LLC's latent asset potentials.  
     
  In September 2004, Mr. Worsley joined the Board of Directors for the United Families International, a humanitarian interest involved in the preservation of the family unit.  
     
  Mr. and Mrs. Worsley have been married 28 years, have 6 children, 6 grandchildren and together enjoy their corporate and family retreat in the pines of Northeastern Arizona.  
     
 
 
     
  "Nothing is all wrong...Even a clock that has stopped running is RIGHT twice a day."  
     
  That’s just the way SCOTT HIGGINSON looks at things.  
     
  If you take a difficult problem, dive in and break it down into smaller, digestible pieces…coupled with hard work…you’ll find you can accomplish your objectives. Focus on what can get done…not what can’t…because there’s always another way.  
     
  Scott also remembers, it’s people who get things done. So a smile, a bit of kindness and a dose of personal warmth can help the process, too.  
     
  Along the path of 25 years in government and politics, there’s not much Scott hasn’t done during his successful career.  
     
  He formed FourSquare Group in partnership with the well-respected Phoenix law firm, Ryley Carlock and Applewhite in 2002 after leaving the Del Webb Corporation as its corporate Vice President of Government and Public Affairs. There he directed a team of 30+ professionals and provided key perspective and input to the company’s daily decision-making process. His expertise provided the background necessary to develop and effectively promulgate company positions on issues of public policy. He also negotiated one of the nation’s largest federal land exchanges. Additionally, he was responsible for acting as a company spokesman and drafted speeches and other written materials for Del Webb’s CEO.  
     
  Prior to joining Del Webb, Scott was elected to the Las Vegas City Council where he served for two terms after receiving no opposition in his race for re-election. Besides representing the “fastest growing district in the fastest growing city in America,” he was also the city’s representative on various regional boards and commissions including those dealing with public health, transportation, water, flood control and was appointed by the Governor of Nevada to sit on the Colorado River Commission.  
     
  Scott’s first hand understandings of the workings of government come from personal experience. He worked as the in-state regional director for U.S. Senator Harry Reid and was campaign manager for Governor Richard Bryan’s successful re-election in 1986.  
     
  But it all started on Capitol Hill where Scott learned the internal workings of Congress as a “cub” reporter for columnist Jack Anderson, a member of a congressional staff and while stirring up support and trouble in member’s congressional districts to impact issues of concern for his clients.  
     
  Scott was graduated from Brigham Young University with degrees in political science and journalism. He and his wife Cindy live in Mesa, Arizona where he creates pottery, collects children’s picture books and enjoys baseball, golf, and jazz vocal music. They are the parents of four children.