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Enclavix CEO Recognized for the Third Consecutive year as One of Utah's Top Entrepreneurs

vSpring Capital 2006 v|100 list includes Nicole Toomey Davis as one of the Individuals Most Likely to Lead a Successful New Venture

Salt Lake City, UT (May 8, 2006) – Enclavix™, LLC announced that, for the third consecutive year, Nicole Toomey Davis, the firm's President and CEO, was selected by Utah's entrepreneurial community as one of the top 100 entrepreneurs in Utah, as part of the annual v|100, the vSpring Capital Top 100 Venture Entrepreneurs.  This peer-selected community of elite entrepreneurs was designed to survey the Utah business community and identify which executives would most likely play an active role in building and growing successful technology or biotechnology companies in the next 5-7 years.

"This year's v/100 includes some very remarkable people. The list serves as an instructive demonstration of the state's potential for growth and development, especially in the technology sector," said Dinesh Patel, managing director of vSpring Capital.

"I am honored to be included by my peers in the v|100 for the third consecutive year.  There is so much talent recognized in this group, and many others of comparable talent who were nominated this year.” said Nicole Toomey Davis, Enclavix’s President and CEO. “It demonstrates Utah's continuing maturation as a business community, which is being recognized by investors and business partners from around the world.”

The 2006 Top 100 Venture Entrepreneurs
   Bill Aho, ClearPlay Inc., CEO
   Curt Allen, Agilix Labs Inc., CEO
   Paul Allen, Infobase Ventures, CEO
   Will Allred, Firepoll, CEO
   Dallin Anderson, Montigen Pharmaceuticals Inc., president and CEO
   Bob Barnes, Vacation Rentals Online, CEO
   Coleman Barney, Cogito Inc., president and CEO
   Grant Beckmann, WiLife, Inc., chief operating officer
   Ragula Bhaskar, FatPipe Networks, president and CEO
   Brent Bishop, ContentWatch Inc., chairman
   Brock Blake, FundingUniverse.com, CEO
   Paul Brockbank, Enhance Interactive Inc., CEO
   Fraser Bullock, Sorenson Capital, managing director
   Greg Butterfield, Altiris, president and CEO
   Patrick Byrne, Overstock.com, president and chairman
   David Carter, S5 Wireless Inc., president and CEO
   Edwin Catmull, Pixar Animation Studios, president and founder
   Steve Christensen, Broadweave Networks, CEO
   Gavin Christensen, Kellogg School of Management, MBA candidate
   Brad Christensen, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, manager of product managers
   Carine Clark, Altiris, vice president of marketing
   Josh Coates, Mozy.com/Berkeley Data Systems Inc., founder, CEO
   Gregory Critchfield, Myriad Genetics Labs, president
   Gary L. Crocker, Crocker Ventures/Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, president of CV LLC, chairman of Merrimack
   Nicole Toomey Davis,  GOED- Centers of Excellence, director  and Enclavix, president/CEO
   Ed Donakey, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, senior product manager of strategic relations
   James Dreyfous, UV Partners, partner
   Adam Edmunds, Allegiance Inc., president/CEO
   James Endicott, Exact Wave (formerly Veevix), Distriba, president and CEO
   Brett Error, Omniture, CTO/EVP Products
   Bjorn Espenes, Infopia Inc., president and CEO
   Robert Frankenberg , NetVentures, CEO
   JD Gardner, Monarch Partners, general partner
   Darin Gilson, Banyan Ventures, partner
   Alan E. Hall, MarketStar Corporation/Grow Utah Ventures, founder and chairman
   Mike Hall, Senforce, president and CEO
   Christopher C. Harrington, Omniture Inc., president, Global Sales & Client Services
   Matthew Hawkins, Technology Division, Henry Schein Inc., vice president and general manager
   Ron Heinz, Helius, chairman and CEO
   Josh James, Omniture, CEO
   Steve Jones, Auction Trust Network, president and CEO
   Kimberley Jones, Vérité Inc., CEO
   Jeff Kearl, Logoworks, chief marketing officer
   Gary Kennedy, RemedyMD Inc., president, CEO and chairman
   Blake Kirby, Inovar Inc., president/CEO
   Fred Lampropoulos, Merit Medical Systems Inc., chairman and CEO
   Bruce K. Law, Sprout Marketing, president and founder
   Darren Lee, NextPage, president and CEO
   Scott C. Lemon, Agilix Labs Inc., technical evangelist/strategist
   Michael Levinthal, individual investor/former MD, Mayfield Fund
   Ransom Love, Genealogical Society of Utah, director strategic relationships
   Drew Major, Movie Networks, founder
   Ty D. Mattingly, Independent Consultant
   Darl McBride, The SCO Group Inc., president and CEO
   David B. McGinn, Agilix Labs Inc., chief operating officer
   Scott McKinley, Neumont University, chief executive officer
   Peter D. Meldrum, Myriad Genetics Inc., president and CEO
   Glen Mella, Control4 , chief marketing officer
   Craig Miller, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, director member needs
   W. Tim Miller, Echelon Biosciences Inc., president
   Clarke Miyasaki, LogoWorks, vice president business development
   Blake Modersitzki, Utah Ventures, general partner
   Ryan Money, HireVue, CEO
   David Moon, EsNet, Ltd., general partner
   Shawn Nelson, LoveSac Alternative Furniture Co.
   Jan Newman, Altiris, vice president of Business Development
   Tom Ngo, NextPage, CTO
   Leslie Norris, Snapp Norris Group PR, president and managing partner
   Eric Olafson, Tomax Corporation, CEO
   Michael Paul, LineaGen Research Corporation, COO and president
   Brad Pelo, NextPage, chairman of the board
   John Pestana, Omniture, Inc., co-founder, executive vice president
   Ben Peterson, Spark Networks
   Gregory Peterson, GH Peterson Holdings, managing partner
   Glenn Prestwich, University of Utah, presidential professor of medicinal chemistry
   Michael Proper, DirectPointe, Inc., president and CEO
   Dallan Quass, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, contractor
   Amy Rees Lewis, Mediconnect, CEO
   John Richards, BYU Center for Entrepreneurship, associate director
   Larry Rigby, ZARS Pharma, Inc., vice chairman
   Bryce Roberts, O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, co-founder and managing general partner
   Eric Ruff, QuickKutz, president, CEO, founder
   Rich Running, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, manager, product management
   Kevin Santiago, Cymphonix, CEO
   Chuck Sharp, Sharp Analytics Inc., CEO
   Craig Sherman, Gaia Interactive, CEO
   Derek Smith, Oakley Networks, CEO
   Eric Smith, Control4, CTO
   Anthony Soohoo, Yahoo! Inc., vice president
   Jim Sorenson, Sorenson Media, CEO
   Tom Stockham, MyFamily.com, president and CEO
   Jack Sunderlage, ContentWatch, Inc., president and CEO
   Benoy Tamang, Digital Media Publishing Group, president and CEO
   Cindi Tetro, NextPage, vice president marketing
   Daren Thayne, MyFamily.com, CTO and SVP of development
   Mikko Valimaki, Blue Coat Systems Inc., vice president
   Jay Verkler, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, managing director of Family & Church History
   Doug Waddoups, Batteries and Bands
   Brett Walker, VitalSmarts, chief marketing officer
   Brad Walters, MaxStream Inc., chairman, CEO and president
   Will West, Control4, CEO
   Phillip Windley, BYU Computer Science, associate professor
   Michael Wolfgramm, MyFamily.com Inc., vice president of development
   Ralph Yarro, ThinkAtomic Inc., president and CEO

About The v|100

Each year, members of the Utah business community are asked by vSpring to nominate individuals with ties to the state of Utah who are most likely to lead a successful startup venture in the next five to seven years in the IT (information technology) or biotech industries in a chief executive or chief technical officer role.

These nominees are then invited to participate in a confidential online survey to vote for the top 10 individuals they feel would most likely meet the selection criteria. Nominees garnering the most votes from their peers in this annual process are then elected into the v|100. The result is a community-nominated, peer-selected group of the top IT and biotech entrepreneurs in the state. These individuals are then invited to participate in an array of ongoing interactions throughout the year designed to provide increased exposure, resources and collaboration among this important group.

About vSpring Capital, sponsor of the v|100

vSpring is a traditional early-stage venture capital firm with over $180 million of committed capital under management. The firm targets information technology and life sciences companies headquartered in the Intermountain West region.   vSpring has offices in Salt Lake City, Utah and Los Alamos, New Mexico.

About Enclavix, LLC 

Established in 2003, Enclavix, LLC is a software development firm specializing in the consumer technology industry. The company provides to OEM partners is line of software multimedia organization products, the Enclavix MediaOrganizer™ and Enclavix MediaServer™, as well as the innovative Enclavix Digital Shoebox™. These products are designed to help consumers organize and manage the growing amount of digital content that is becoming integral to everyday life, such as photos, music, and video. Enclavix was founded by two of the co-founders of DoBox, Inc., the award-winning provider of OEM software to power and protect the broadband-connected, networked home, which was acquired by Netopia, Inc. (NTPA) in March of 2002. The company is headquartered near Salt Lake City, UT. For more information, contact Enclavix at 801-550-6642, or via http://www.enclavix.com.