Mr. Bailey was selected to present the keynote speech at the Chinese-American Science and Technology conference in Salt Lake City, UT on December 6, 2008.  The conference held annually is to promote development of business relationships and technology between the United States and China.  In his keynote address Mr. Bailey spoke of the future of wireless technology and how current economic conditions may impact the wireless industry.  Of special note, Mr. Bailey spoke of FreeLinc’s patented NFMI ( near field magnetic induction) technology which is perfectly suited to address the exploding demand for secure personal area networks associated with cellular telephone users.  Using FreeLinc’s NFMI a cellular phone user could use wireless accessories, like a headset, without the worry of someone “hacking” into their wireless link.  In addition, NFMI will allow for the expanded use of the cellular telephone as a “wireless wallet”.  Using a cellular telephone as user could hold their phone next to a vending machine, toll booth, etc and the secure wireless NFMI link would provide for the cellular users phone to be charged for the amount of the transaction. This technology is being introduced in Asia and Europe now but with limited distance.  FreeLinc’s patented NFMI capabilities will extend this limited range.

Mr. Bailey has been selected to participate 3 times in this time honored ceremony. RBC is proud to honor the fallen soldiers who paid the ultimate price to protect the freedom of the United States. If you, or anyone you know, would like to participate in this ceremony, please contact Mr. Bailey and he will assist you and/or your group in this honor.

http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/tombofun.htm

Mr. Bailey was honored to be selected to provide the commencement address at his Alma Mater, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois at the December 2006 commencement. During his address Mr. Bailey ask the students to try and provide the kind of integrity and dedication to their lives, families, communities and country as retiring President Mr. Lou Hencken. All graduating students were gifted a “Be Like Lou” button with the EIU logo.

http://www.jg-tc.com/articles/2006/12/18/news/news002.txt

Mr. Bailey’s has served his community throughout this career.He served on the Phoenix area Board of Valley Big Brothers Big Sisters and most recently served his Paradise Valley, AZ community as the Volunteers Programs Administrator for all volunteer programs in the town.