The Denver Business Journal, Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post recognize Bill's election onto the National Association of Royalty Owners' board of directors.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ROYALTY OWNERS ELECTS BILL SINCLAIR TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS

August 5, 2008 – Bill Sinclair was recently elected to serve on the National Association of Royalty Owners’ (NARO) board of directors. NARO, a nonprofit organization, represents the interests of the more than four million mineral owners in the nation.

As one of the youngest NARO members to ever serve on its board of directors, Sinclair is currently the founder and CEO of Agelio Networks, Inc., a software development company which provides web-based solutions for the oil and gas industry. Its flagship product, MineralFile, released this past February, helps mineral and royalty owners better manage their assets through its patent-pending web-based land and revenue management system.

“We’re delighted to have Bill serve on our board,” said Tina Bonner, board president of NARO. “His enthusiasm, proactive attitude and knowledge acquired through his family’s long history of mineral ownership will surely be an asset to our organization as we strive to bring the latest resources and positive change to mineral and royalty owners nationwide.”
 
NARO’s mission is to encourage and promote exploration and production of minerals in the United States while preserving, protecting, advancing and representing the interests and rights of mineral and royalty owners through education, advocacy and assistance to its members, NARO chapter organizations, government bodies and the public.

The Denver Business Journal gave Bill Sinclair and his newest software MineralFile some great exposure around the country. Check out some of the business journals that featured the DBJ article in their online editions.

Boston Business Journal 

Buffalo Business First 

Business First of Louisville

Dallas Business Journal 

Kansas City Business Journal 

Los Angeles Business 

Mass High Tech 

Portland Business Journal 

San Jose/Silicon Valley Business Journal 

Triangle Business Journal 

Agelio Networks Inc. of Dallas has released a Web-based software application designed to help mineral owners and land professionals manage assets. MineralFile is a land and revenue management system that is accessible from virtually any Internet connection. The application is priced between $5 and $600 per month depending on the amount of information the user inputs into the program. Click here for the full story.

Bill Sinclair was featured in the Denver Business Journal on February 29. Energy reporter Cathy Proctor, reports that MineralFile, Sinclair's newest software is an imperative purchase for mineral and royalty owners. For the full story click here.

 February 18, 2008 – MineralFile, a first to the industry, web-based software application designed to help mineral owners and land professionals efficiently and effectively manage their assets, recently launched to the public after a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony. People interested in entrepreneur Bill Sinclair’s patent-pending software application can visit agelio.net to learn more and enroll in a FREE 30-day trial of MineralFile. Sinclair’s company, Agelio Networks, was the creator of MineralFile.
 
MineralFile is a unique web-based land and revenue management system requires no specialized  software to buy and maintain and is accessible from virtually any Internet connection. MineralFile, offers easy search capabilities, a seamless retrieval of information via a powerful reporting system, simple options to export reports in common formats, like PDF or Microsoft Excel, revenue and production information tracking and features a consolidated verification report. The application is priced between $5 and $600 per month depending on the amount of  information the user inputs into the program.  MineralFile operates on a monthly fee and does not require an initiation fee or long-term contractual agreement.
 
“Thanks to MineralFile, we have saved both time and money managing our mineral interests. Never before has there been an internet-based application like MineralFile that allows our staff to access land and revenue information all in one location,” said Sharon Hudspeth of Castleton Management.
 
Sinclair’s natural talent for solving technological problems was evident from an early age. Only recently; however, did Sinclair make the decision to form his own software company, Agelio Networks. The company’s Web site supplies information including industry news and trends and serves as an online community for mineral and royalty owners to share ideas and concerns surrounding mineral ownership.  
 
“When I created MineralFile I wanted the application to be user friendly and relevant for everyone whether they owned or managed three wells or 3,000,” said Sinclair. “It’s also important to me that the application can be constantly improved but not require expensive and cumbersome software updates.”
 
To learn more about MineralFile or Agelio Networks visit agelio.net. The Web site also serves as an online community discussion board, provides software support and contains the latest industry news. Visit the Web site today and enroll in a FREE 30-day trial of MineralFile.
   
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Agelio Networks
Founded in 2006,  Agelio Networks is a privately held corporation based in Dallas, Texas. Its team of employees and advisors bring expertise from the oil and gas industry in addition to the software and services industry. Drawing on experience from these historically separate worlds has enabled Agelio to build solutions unlike anything else in the industry today.

DENVER –September 6, 2007 –Agelio Networks recently announced its newest product, MineralFile, first of its kind in the oil and gas industry. Developed for the ease of managing mineral rights, MineralFile is a web-based software program for mineral rights owners to electronically manage their land data and royalty revenue including mineral deeds, leases and wells.

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Agelio was recently featured in the Stories section of the Small Thought Systems web site.  We used their DabbleDB product to rapidly build and deploy a database for one of our customers.  DabbleDB is a great tool and we are very happy to be a featured customer.