Chip Morris

Prior to joining Integral in 2002, Mr. Morris worked for 14 years at T.
Rowe Price Group in a variety of research and portfolio management positions.
From August 1991 through February 2002, he was portfolio manager of the T.
Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund and responsible for the firm's investment strategy in technology.
According to Lipper Analytical Services, the T.
Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund was the best performing domestic mutual fund of any kind from its inception in September 1987 through December 1999, and during Mr. Morris's tenure, the T.
Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund was often listed among the best performing technology mutual funds.
Under his direction, assets in the T.
Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund and related institutional accounts grew from less than $200 million to over $24 billion, making it the largest science & technology fund in the world.
From August 1987 through August 1991, Mr. Morris worked with Roger McNamee and John Powell as a research analyst on the T.
Rowe Price Science & Technology and New Horizons funds, covering such industries as communications, computers, information services, and biotechnology.
Mr. Morris was highlighted by Fortune Magazine as one of the Top 10 Money Managers of the 1990s, was featured in Forbes A.S.A.P., has made several appearances on CNN, CNNfn and CNBC, and was a repeat panelist on Barrons' Technology Roundtable.
Mr. Morris graduated, summa cum laude, with a B.S.
degree in Finance from Indiana University and earned his M.B.A. from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, where he received the Alexander A. Robichek Award as the number one student in finance.
Mr. Morris is a Chartered Financial Analyst.