Thomas R. Mellor is the President and the sole shareholder of Windham Capital Group, Inc. In 1982, Mr. Mellor joined Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. While at Kidder, Mr. Mellor was a Senior Vice President, Associate, and Partner prior to his resignation to form Windham Capital. During this time, Mr. Mellor focused on identifying investment advisors specializing in enhanced cash strategies. Great emphasis was placed on discovering hedged programs as well as unique, non-traditional strategies.

Mr. Mellor has spoken to the 10th Annual Cash Investing Conference in New York, sponsored by the Investment Management Institute, as well as an institutional Investment Symposium in Sydney, Australia, sponsored by the Q-Group, focusing on alternative investments. He also serves as Co-Chairman of the Massachusetts Olympic Committee.

Prior to his professional career Mr. Mellor graduated with a B.A. from Boston College in 1973. In 1972 he was a member of the silver medal U.S. Olympic Hockey Team in Sapporo, Japan. He turned professional in 1973 with the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League.

Upon the formation of Windham Capital in 1990, Mr. Mellor co-founded Trillium Partners, L.P., a multi-manager fund allocating assets to various hedge funds. The Firm also worked on a number of projects.

In the early 90's a Fortune 500 company in the midwest hired Windham to construct a multi-advisor portfolio to manage their cash reserves through diverse conservative managers. The program was successful, and eventually wound down as the company began utilizing its reserves for acquisitions. Additionally, a university in the Southwest hired Windham to perform a nationwide search seeking a niche manager for a US$100mm pool of capital. The search was successfull.

In 1996, the company reorganized as Windham Capital Group, Inc. Windham Capital Group now focuses its business primarily in 2 areas; as an agent raising capital for a select group of hedge funds and secondly, as a consultant to a large pool of capital managed by a diversified group of hedge fund managers.