Seattle, WA, May 13, 2011 – The MIT Enterprise Forum of the Northwest (MITEF NW) today announced that
ActiveTrak (www.gadgettrak.com) is the winner of last night’s Northwest Startup DEMO held at One Union
Square Boardroom in Seattle. ActiveTrak, selected out of the six finalists who presented, demonstrated
GadgetTrak, its patented loss and theft recovery software for laptops, smartphones, and portable media devices
in front of a panel of judges consisting of local venture capitalists, angels, and media. The software utilizes
cameras and Internet connectivity on mobile devices to apply multiple layers of security that protect sensitive
data and locate missing devices.

“We are honored to have received this award,” explains Ken Westin, founder and CEO of ActiveTrak based in
Portland, OR. “Northwest Startup DEMO is a great forum for entrepreneurs and start‐ups to demonstrate their
technology in front of their peers, and get recognition in our region.”

“The premise of DEMO is based on a start‐up’s ability to deliver solid product and service demonstrations,” adds
Steve Johnson, DEMO Chair for MITEF NW. “From smartphone apps to technology for interactive movies, the
businesses that presented last night are a testimony to the hotbed of innovation that is the Pacific Northwest.”

Twice a year, Northwest Startup DEMO, a program of MITEF NW, showcases the latest technology companies of
the region, in partnership with Alliance of Angels, Keiretsu Forum, Puget Sound Venture Club, Seraph Capital
Forum, TacomaAngel Network, and ZINO Society.