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	PEOPLE OF THE FIRM

Polynous Capital Management was founded in May 1996 by Kevin Wenck who had previously managed the G.T. America Growth Fund for G.T. Capital Management from 1991 until May 1996. Mr. Wenck's research conclusions are systematically implemented into investment portfolios managed by the firm using the Polynous's "Dynamic Value" investment process.

Kevin Wenck is primarily responsible for the day-to-day management of the Polynous Growth Fund's investment portfolio. Mr. Wenck began investing personally in 1972 and first began managing portfolios for members of his family in 1974. Mr. Wenck founded Performance Management in 1977 to manage portfolios for individuals outside his immediate family and continued those activities until 1983. Mr. Wenck's most recent experience before founding Polynous Capital Management included five years managing mid-cap and small-cap growth stock portfolios with G.T. Capital Management. Part of Mr. Wenck's responsibilities at G.T. Capital Management (renamed LGT Asset Management) included being portfolio manager for the GT Global America Growth Fund, which he managed from July 1, 1991 through April 30, 1996. During this period that fund grew from approximately $100 million in assets to over $700 million in assets and was one of the nation's leading growth funds for the four-year ten-month period under his management. Mr. Wenck's other professional investment experience includes three years managing small-cap growth stock portfolios with Matuschka & Co.
Mr. Wenck's other principal business experience includes two years with Advanced Micro Devices where he was responsible for corporate-level budgets and forecasts as a member of the Corporate Planning Department. Additional experience includes product development work with Applied Expert Systems, an artificial intelligence software company, and also a number of entrepreneurial activities in various types of businesses.
Mr. Wenck's professionally-oriented educational experience includes being awarded an M.B.A. degree in 1985 from Amos Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College and being awarded his CFA designation in 1986. Mr. Wenck's undergraduate degree was awarded by Marlboro College in 1981 where he majored in Philosophy and Classical Literature.

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