Mr. Charles E. Sweet

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  Flannery, Scher and Sweet are currently serving as directors and have indicated a willingness to continue serving as directors.
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  Charles E. Sweet Director
  
  * Nominee for director. ** Currently holds no position with TeleSpectrum and will be an outside director upon his election.
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  Charles E. Sweet.Mr. Sweet has been a director since June 2002.Since October 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as Chairman of Sarcom, Inc., a value-added computer services and equipment reseller.In addition, since December 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Rehab Designs of America, a prosthetics and orthotics company, and since June 2002, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Level Propane, a liquid gas distribution company.Since April 2002, Mr. Sweet has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Response Oncology, Inc., a comprehensive cancer management company.From October 2000 until April 2002, Mr. Sweet was President and Chief Executive Officer of Physician Health Corporation, an organization specializing in radiation oncology and comprehensive cancer treatment.In addition, Mr. Sweet served as President and Chief Executive Officer of BMJ Medical Management, Inc., an organization specializing in orthopedics.Prior thereto, Mr. Sweet served as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Information Officer of BMJ Medial Management from May 1998 until December 1998.From 1983 until May 1998, Mr. Sweet held several positions, including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Information Officer and Regional Vice President, with Mercy Health Services, a non-profit health care system located in the Midwest.Voting Arrangements In connection with the April 2002 recapitalization of our balance sheet, we entered into a Stockholders Agreement with certain of our stockholders, including our bank lenders which received shares of our Series B Preferred Stock in connection with the recapitalization, pursuant to which, among other things, all such stockholders agreed to maintain the size of our Board at not less than five directors, a majority of which are to be nominated by our bank group and two of which are to be nominated by our management stockholders (provided that one of such nominees must be our chief executive officer).The agreement also provides that the bank lenders will vote for the election to the Board the bank group nominees and the management stockholder nominees.Messrs.Scher, Sweet and Jenkins are the bank group nominees and Messrs.
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  Scher (Chairman), Davis, Flannery and Sweet are currently the members of the Compensation Committee.
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  Charles E. Sweet

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  Charles E. Sweet, President and Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Sweet, age 46, joined RESPONSE ONCOLOGY INC as President and Chief Executive Officer in April 2002.Prior to joining Response Oncology, Inc., he served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Physician Health Corporation, a PPM specializing in radiation oncology and comprehensive cancer treatment from October 2000 until April 2002.From December 1998 until January 2000 he served as President and Chief Executive Officer and from May 1998 to December 1998 as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Information Officer of BMJ Medical Management, Inc., a PPM specializing in orthopedics.From 1984 until May 1998, Mr. Sweet held several positions including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Information Officer, and Regional Vice President with Mercy Health Services, a large, not-for-profit health care system located in the Midwest.Mr. Sweet has been Chairman of the Board of Sarcom, a value added reseller of computer equipment and services, since October 2001.In addition, he has served as a director with BMK Inc., a wholesale distributor of grocery and drug store products since March 2002, and sole director of Rehab Designs of America, a prosthetics and orthotics company, since December 2001.
  
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  Charles E. Sweet replaced Mr. LaMacchia as President and Chief Executive Officer and also serves as Chairman of the Board.
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  Pursuant to the terms of the Plan, upon confirmation, Mr. Sweet will become the sole director and officer of RESPONSE ONCOLOGY INC and the designated "wind-down" person.
  
  ITEM 11.EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION
  
  Employment Contracts; Change of Control Arrangements
  
  Effective November 1, 1999, and January 1, 2001, respectively, each of Messrs.
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  These conditions included: (i) the execution of certain asset purchase agreements related to the physician practice management groups; (ii) the filing of motions seeking Court approval of the aforementioned agreements; (iii) the approval of Charles Sweet by resolution of the Board as successor to Mr. LaMacchia; (iv) the resignation of the existing Board; (v) the filing of the Plan with the Court without it being unilaterally withdrawn or amended by RESPONSE ONCOLOGY INC; and (vi) the Cash Collateral Order becoming a final order.
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  Charles E. SweetPresident, Chief Executive Officerand Director
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  Charles E. SweetPresident and Chief Executive Officer and Director
  
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  Charles E. SweetPresident and Chief Executive Officer,and Director

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  Charles Sweet, SARCOM's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, added, "We believe the operational efficiencies gained by leveraging PC Mall's size, our combined national footprint and SARCOM's solutions expertise, will make this a winning combination for our customers, manufacturer partners, and employees."Sweet added, "We are delighted that both organizations share a common commitment to operational excellence and customer satisfaction."

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  Published on: 1/31/2003    Last Visited: 2/4/2003  

  Flannery, Scher and Sweet are currently serving as directors and have indicated a willingness to continue serving as directors.
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  Charles E. Sweet Director
  
  * Nominee for director. ** Currently holds no position with TeleSpectrum and will be an outside director upon his election.
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  Charles E. Sweet.Mr. Sweet has been a director since June 2002.Since October 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as Chairman of Sarcom, Inc., a value-added computer services and equipment reseller.In addition, since December 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Rehab Designs of America, a prosthetics and orthotics company, and since June 2002, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Level Propane, a liquid gas distribution company.Since April 2002, Mr. Sweet has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Response Oncology, Inc., a comprehensive cancer management company.From October 2000 until April 2002, Mr. Sweet was President and Chief Executive Officer of Physician Health Corporation, an organization specializing in radiation oncology and comprehensive cancer treatment.In addition, Mr. Sweet served as President and Chief Executive Officer of BMJ Medical Management, Inc., an organization specializing in orthopedics.Prior thereto, Mr. Sweet served as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Information Officer of BMJ Medial Management from May 1998 until December 1998.From 1983 until May 1998, Mr. Sweet held several positions, including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Information Officer and Regional Vice President, with Mercy Health Services, a non-profit health care system located in the Midwest.45 Voting Arrangements In connection with the April 2002 recapitalization of our balance sheet, we entered into a Stockholders Agreement with certain of our stockholders, including our bank lenders which received shares of our Series B Preferred Stock in connection with the recapitalization, pursuant to which, among other things, all such stockholders agreed to maintain the size of our Board at not less than five directors, a majority of which are to be nominated by our bank group and two of which are to be nominated by our management stockholders (provided that one of such nominees must be our chief executive officer).The agreement also provides that the bank lenders will vote for the election to the Board the bank group nominees and the management stockholder nominees.Messrs.Scher, Sweet and Jenkins are the bank group nominees and Messrs.
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  Scher (Chairman) and Sweet are currently members of the Audit Committee.
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  Scher (Chairman), Davis, Flannery and Sweet are currently the members of the Compensation Committee.
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  Charles E. Sweet

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  Published on: 12/5/2002    Last Visited: 12/8/2002  

  Flannery, Scher and Sweet are currently serving as directors and have indicated a willingness to continue serving as directors.
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  Charles E. Sweet.Mr. Sweet has been a director since June 2002.Since October 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as Chairman of Sarcom, Inc., a value-added computer services and equipment reseller.In addition, since December 2001, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Rehab Designs of America, a prosthetics and orthotics company, and since June 2002, Mr. Sweet has served as sole director of Level Propane, a liquid gas distribution company.Since April 2002, Mr. Sweet has been President and Chief Executive Officer of Response Oncology, Inc., a comprehensive cancer management company.From October 2000 until April 2002, Mr. Sweet was President and Chief Executive Officer of Physician Health Corporation, an organization specializing in radiation oncology and comprehensive cancer treatment.In addition, Mr. Sweet served as President and Chief Executive Officer of BMJ Medical Management, Inc., an organization specializing in orthopedics.Prior thereto, Mr. Sweet served as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Information Officer of BMJ Medial Management from May 1998 until December 1998.From 1983 until May 1998, Mr. Sweet held several positions, including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Information Officer and Regional Vice President, with Mercy Health Services, a non-profit health care system located in the Midwest. Voting Arrangements In connection with the April 2002 recapitalization of our balance sheet, we entered into a Stockholders Agreement with certain of our stockholders, including our bank lenders which received shares of our Series B Preferred Stock in connection with the recapitalization, pursuant to which, among other things, all such stockholders agreed to maintain the size of our Board at not less than five directors, a majority of which are to be nominated by our bank group and two of which are to be nominated by our management stockholders (provided that one of such nominees must be our chief executive officer).The agreement also provides that the bank lenders will elect to the Board each of the bank group nominees as well as each of the management stockholder nominees.Messrs.Scher, Sweet and Jenkins are the bank group's nominees and Messrs.
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  Scher (Chairman) and Sweet are currently members of the Audit Committee.
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  Scher (Chairman), Davis, Flannery and Sweet are currently the members of the Compensation Committee.

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  Published on: 8/20/2007    Last Visited: 8/20/2007  

  Charles Sweet, SARCOM's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, added, "We believe the operational efficiencies gained by leveraging PC Mall's size, our combined national footprint and SARCOM's solutions expertise, will make this a winning combination for our customers, manufacturer partners, and employees."Sweet added, "We are delighted that both organizations share a common commitment to operational excellence and customer satisfaction."

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  Published on: 4/13/2007    Last Visited: 4/17/2007  

  Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education, College Savings Bank, Collegiate Solutions, Cology Inc., Fidelity Investments, Gateway Community College, Guttman Tax Advisors, Waddell & Reed, Jerry Guttman, Brad Honious, Chuck Sweet, Catherine King-Todd, April Osborn, Steve Yarbrough,
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  Most lenders will waive origination fees and cover default fees, allowing borrowers to receive a true no-fee loan, said Chuck Sweet, president of Collegiate Solutions.
  
  He sets his company apart by offering $300 in cash to graduates and reducing interest rates or principal amounts if borrowers make 24 consecutive payments on time.
  
  "We are one of the early and very few who stepped up to that graduation type of approach," Sweet said.

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  Chuck Sweet, President, Cology Marketing Solutions stated "we are dedicated to facilitating the highest customer service focus to schools, their borrowers and their families."

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  Collegiate Solutions Enters the Student Loan Market - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/12/2005    Last Visited: 12/12/2005  

  "We are excited to introduce Collegiate Solutions to the market place," Chuck Sweet, President, Cology Marketing Solutions stated.

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  Cology Inc. Acquires Educational Lender Data - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/16/2005    Last Visited: 12/8/2005  

  "The expansion of the service offerings, which uniting our organizations facilitates, provides significant enhancements and information access to the clients of both of our organizations," Chuck Sweet, President, Cology Marketing Solutions, stated.

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