Michael C. Crabtree

IdleAire Technologies Corp. provides in-cab idle-reduction services to the heavy-duty trucking industry. The company's services include heating, ventilation and air conditioning, or HVAC, electric power, Internet access, satellite television, telephone, and remote delivery of computer-based driver safety and training courses. It delivers these services through their patented ATE Advanced Travel Center Electrification® system, or ATE system, comprised of an in-cab service module connected to an external HVAC unit mounted on a truss structure above parking spaces. The company was founded in June 2000 and is headquartered in Knoxville, TN.

CTI Molecular Imaging, Inc. makes positron emission tomography (PET) scanners that provide early detection of cancer, cardiac disease and neurological disorders. The company's PETNet unit makes radiopharmaceuticals and distributes them through more than 40 'radiopharmacies' across the US as well as in the UK and South Korea. CTI also makes detector materials used in the PET scanners. CTI markets its products to hospitals, universities and imaging and cancer treatment centers. The company is headquartered in Knoxville, TN

Part of EarthLink LLC, Onemain.com, Inc. is an internet service provider. The company is based in Vienna, VA. Onemain.com was acquired by EarthLink LLC on September 12, 2000 for $253.11 million. The company was founded by Cristina Dolan.

IdleAire is a privately-held corporation formed in June, 2000. Corporate headquarters and a research and development center are located in Knoxville, Tennessee. The company is the outgrowth of a challenge originally issued to A.C. Wilson, a Tellico Plains, Tennessee, contractor, by his brother-in-law, a long haul truck driver fresh off a New Jersey run. It so happened that the challenge came during a vacation stay at an RV park. During the night, A.C. tackled the challenge, sketching the first design for an independent, external system that would deliver to a truck cab the same sorts of services inherent in an RV. The next morning he presented his sketches to his brother-in-law. A.C. and his partners located an experienced management team who could form a company and take his idea to market. Since June 2000, IdleAire has further refined Wilson's original design and made significant strides with truck fleets and travel plazas, as well as the federal and state environmental and highway safety entities.