ExecutiveBiz Presents The New, New Internet; IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step.

ExecutiveBiz:

WHAT:       Northern Virginia is positioned to be the epicenter of a
            new $25 billion Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)
            industry. Experts predict that in 2006, IPv6, the next
            generation Internet, is the pivotal year for businesses to
            acquaint themselves with this revolutionary technology
            engineered to enhance security and provide the growth
            capacity that is missing from today's Internet Protocol
            (IP) architecture.

            Presented by ExecutiveBiz, Greater Washington's rapidly
            growing weekly digital magazine, this half-day conference
            will feature significant players in the IPv6 landscape and
            offer attendees with up-to-speed insights on "The New, New
            Internet", along with time for Q&A. Complete details are
            online at http://www.executivebiz.com/events.php.

KEYNOTES:   Congressman Tom Davis, 11th District, Virginia
            Lt. Col. Jim Bacchus, U.S. Marine Corps Reserves Strategic
            Planner
            Latif Ladid, president, IPv6 Forum

PANELISTS:  Moderator: Tom Patterson, chief executive officer, Command
            Information
            Dale Geesey, vice president consulting, V6 Transition
            Chris Gunderson, executive director, World Wide Consortium
            for the Grid
            Cynthia Martin, senior scientist, SI International
            Brett Thorson, network scientist, RavenWing Inc.

WHEN:       Thursday, March 30, 2006
            7:30 - 11:30 am

WHERE:      Fairview Park Marriott
            311 Fairview Park Drive
            Falls Church, Virginia 22042

RSVP:       Media attendance is complimentary, but advance
            registration required. Please register by contacting Julie
            Buckley at 703-287-7827 or [e-mail]

About ExecutiveBiz:

ExecutiveBiz is a weekly digital magazine that covers the Greater Washington DC business community. ExecutiveBiz was launched in 2002 as the official newsletter of the Potomac Officers Club, the fastest-growing CXO organization in the Greater Washington Area. With the dramatic cuts in corporate training budgets and need for straight talking business events, ExecutiveBiz launched an events division this year to provide peer to peer community building and "executive-only" opportunities to network. ExecutiveBiz is widely recognized for its insightful content and inside access to well-known business leaders. The magazine reaches close to 45,000 business executives; 76 percent of them are director/VP level or above, and 57 percent are C-level executives. For more information, visit www.executivebiz.com.