Jerry Gabig is Q-Track’s co-founder, Board Member, and Chief Executive Officer. From 1999, to 2002, Gabig was the General Counsel for the Time Domain Corporation, a corporation pioneering RF tracking.  Prior to serving as an officer for Time Domain, Gabig was a partner in the law office of Venable, Baetjer, Howard & Civilietti in the District of Columbia.  Gabig has served on the Army Science Board and is an NCMA Fellow. He is  recognized as an inventor on four  U.S. patents and the author of "Government Contracting for Software Development," (Federal Publications, Inc. 1987).  A Gulf War veteran, Gabig is a graduate of the West Point US Military Academy Departmant of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Harvard Business School, and the University of California School of Law.

Dr. Hans Schantz is Q-Track’s co-founder, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Scientist.  Schantz is a co-inventer of NFER^® technology.  Author of The Art and Science of Ultra-wideband Antennas, Schantz has published work in the American Journal of Physics, IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, and IEEE Antenna and Propagation Magazine.  With fifteen years of experience in applied electromagnetics and in antenna design, he has amassed a legion of conference papers,  twenty eight US patents, and over a dozen pending patent applications. Schantz earned his Ph.D. in physics from the College of Natural Sciences at the  University of Texas at Austin; too, he holds degrees from both the School of Industrial Engineering and  the College of Sciences' Physics Department at Purdue University. 

Bob DePierre is Q-Track’s Co-Founder, Board Member, and Vice President of Engineering.  DePierre is an inventor on 3 US patents including his recognition as a co-inventor of NFER® technology. While working in the ultra-wideband radio technology fields, DePierre designed, built, and tested his own radio with a 2-6 GHz variable gain amplifier, a device whose application  converts low-power radio-frequency signals into a higher-power signal of significant size .  He employs this same ingenuity in the design of all Q-Track Transmitter and Reciever hardware.  A Vietnam air combat veteran (AC-130 & B-52) and retired Air Force officer, DePierre also spent 7 years designing upgrades for the US Navy and Air Force ACMI, or Air Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation system. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, an MBA from Michigan Tech University, and a Magister's degree from the College of Engineering at the University of Florida.

Stephen Werner is Q-Track's Chief Operating Officer. Previously a Board Member and Chief Operating Officer for SUMMA Technology, Inc., Werner continued on with the company  as  Vice President and General Manager of AAR SUMMA Technology after their 2007, acquisition by AAR Corp. He has also served as the Vice President responsible for the Defense and Aerospace Systems Division at Sanmina- SCI.  Here Werner was in charge of operation statements, and all activities associated with the designing, manufacturing, and testing of any industrial and aerospace electronic-products. Werner holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from Florida Institute of Technology. 

Peter Beucher is a member of Q-Track's Board of Directors.  Bucher was the former Chief-Executive Officer of JIT Services LLC, a logistics company serving the automotive, high-tech  commercial, and the appliance and consumer, electronic-industries. He has also served as the CEO of WestWind Technologies, a holding company with stakes inan aviation services business and a manufacturing company producing decontamination foams. Prior to joining WestWind, he was Senior, Vice President of Corporate Development for Time Domain Corporation. Beucher has also acquired twenty years of experience in a variety of senior management positions within PPG Industries, a world-wide leader in plate glass and coating technologies.

Douglas S. McElwain is a Q-Track Board Advisor. He has over twenty years of financial experience in the high-tech industry including positions as the CFO for VPNET Technologies, Inc. and Coastcom, Inc. While with Hewlett-Packard, McElwain was Technology Controller over several divisions as well as the Information Technology Manager.  He has a pervasive range of experiences in business including networking, workstations, surface mount technology, medical imaging, and also the design, fabrication, evaluation, and assembly of integrated-circuits. McElwain attended Stanford University and now holds their Master of Business Administration degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree from their Department of Economics.

Bruce Perry is a Q-Track Board Adviser.  Perry is a Certified Public Accountant with fifteen years of corporate experience.  He has a comprehensive background in financial analysis and planning, as well as with start-up and mid-range companies.   Perry earned his Bachelors degree at Auburn University.