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EXHIBIT
10.8
 
  
 Re: Employment Agreement
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Compensation
 Annual Base Salary
 Withholding
 Benefits
 Termination
 Definitions
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Obligations of the Company upon Termination
 Termination Without Cause or Constructive Termination
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th Section 2.5 Section 2.5
   Cause, Death, Disability or Resignation
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Full Settlement
 Maintaining Confidential Information
 Company Information
 Third Party Information
 Remedies
 i.
    
    Preliminary and permanent injunctive relief restraining you from any
unauthorized disclosure or use of any trade secrets or confidential
business or technical information, in whole or in part,
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and from rendering any service to any person, corporation, partnership,
limited liability company, joint venture, association, or other business
organization to whom or to which such secrets or confidential information,
in whole or in part, have been disclosed or are threatened to be
disclosed;ii.
    
    Compensatory damages;iii.
    
    Attorneys fees in the trial and appellate courts; andiv.
    
    Costs and expenses of investigation and litigation, including expert
witness fees, deposition costs (appearance fees and transcript charges),
injunction bond premiums, travel and lodging expenses, and charges, and
all other reasonable costs and expenses.
  Retaining and Assigning Inventions and Original Works
 Inventions and Original Works Retained by You
 Inventions and Original Works Assigned to the Company
 i.
    
    It was developed entirely on your own time; andii.
    
    No equipment, supplies, facility or trade secret of the Company was used in its development; and
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iii.
    
    It neither
    Maintenance of Records
 Inventions Assigned to the United States
 Obtaining Letters Patent and Copyright Registrations
 Exception to Assignments
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No Breach of Duty
 Returning Company Documents
 Non-Solicitation; Non-Competition
 Non-Solicitation of Company Employees and Customers
 i.
    
    counsel, solicit, or attempt to induce any person employed by the
Company, except for Adam Fischer or Matt Tebford, whether that person is a
full-time employee, part-time employee, or independent contractor, to
terminate his or her employment or independent contractor relationship
with the Company;ii.
    
    employ any Former Employee of the Company, except for Adam Fischer or
Matt Tebford, whether that person was a full-time employee, part-time
employee, or independent contractor (Former Employee means any person
who was employed by Company within the last twelve (12) months of your
employment); oriii.
    
    solicit to provide, or provide, any of the Companys customers or any
of the Companys prospective customers with any product or service that
directly competes with any product or service sold or provided by the
Company. (For example, a computer may be used
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to make an internet phone call, but computer sales do not directly compete
with phone sales.)
 Non-Competition
 i.
    
    engage in any Competitive Business (as defined below) in any area of
the United States where the Company or its parent company are actively
engaged in business on the Closing Date or at any time during the
Employment Term (the Restricted Territory) Competitive Business means
the business of the Company as conducted on and prior to the date hereof;ii.
    
    have any interest in any person, firm, partnership, joint venture, or
other business entity (collectively, an Entity) which is engaged in a
Competitive Business (except as a stockholder holding less than one
percent (1%) of the aggregate number of issued and outstanding shares of a
publicly traded companys capital stock) in the Restricted Territory; oriii.
    
    provide financial or other assistance or act as an agent of,
consultant for or advisor to any Entity which is or is about to become
engaged in a Competitive Business in the Restricted Territory.
 Consideration
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Payment Breach
 Independent Covenant
 Reasonableness
 Scope of Restriction
 Remedies
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i.
    
    Preliminary and permanent injunctive relief restraining you from
violating, directly or indirectly, either as an individual on your own
account or as a partner, joint venturer, employee, agent, salesperson,
contractor, officer, director, or stockholder or otherwise, the restrictions
of paragraph 9, above;ii.
    
    Compensatory damages;iii.
    
    Attorneys fees in the trial and appellate courts; andiv.
    
    Costs and expenses of investigation, and litigation, including expert
witness fees, deposition costs (appearance fees and transcript charges),
injunction bond premiums, travel and lodging expenses, and all other
reasonable costs and expenses.
 ex parte
  Period of Restriction
 Indebtedness
 Survival 5,6,
 Governing Law
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Notices
 If to you:
    
    11500 Blankenbaker Access Dr.Suite 103Louisville, KY 40299With a copy to:
    
    Kruger, Schwartz & MorreauTwo Paragon Centre, Suite 2206040 Dutchmans LaneLouisville, Kentucky 40205Attention: Rand E. Kruger, Esq.If to the Company:
    
    US Voice and Data, LLC11500 Blankenbaker Access Dr.Suite 103Louisville, KY 40299With a copy to:
    
    Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP101 East Kennedy BoulevardSuite 2800Tampa, Florida 33602Attention: Julio C. Esquivel, Esq.
 Severability
 Successors and Assigns: Assignment of Agreement
 Waiver; Amendment
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Entire Agreement
 Captions
 Counterparts
 Capitalized Terms
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Very truly yours,
US Voice and Data, LLCBy:
    /s/ MICHAEL NOLEName:
    MICHAEL NOLETitle:
    CHAIRMAN Accepted and agreed to:Michael P. FischerFor purposes of Paragraph 4(b) only:The Michael P. Fischer Irrevocable
Delaware TrustBy:Name:Title:
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Very truly yours,
US Voice and Data, LLCBy:Name:Title: Accepted and agreed to:/s/ Michael P. FischerMichael P. FischerFor purposes of Paragraph 4(b) only:The Michael P. Fischer Irrevocable
Delaware TrustBy:
    
    /s/ James W. TravorName:
Title:
    
    James W. Travor
Special Purpose Officer,
Nat City Trust Co. of Delaware
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EXHIBIT A
 
 IDENTIFYING NUMBERTITLE
    
    DATE
    
    OR BRIEF DESCRIPTION
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EXHIBIT B
 
  Date:Employees SignatureName of Employee (typed or printed)
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Schedule 1
 Responsibilities
  1.
    
    Maintaining headcount of all Regional Financial/Accounting and Administration personnel to
include recruiting, hiring, and training.2.
    
    Manage and direct personnel in order to achieve respective departments Budget requirements.3.
    
    Responsible for the coordination with Corporate and Regional Accounting departments to insure
timely and accurate A/P and A/R.4.
    
    Responsible for Regional Purchasing and Inventory Control to insure just in time parts
availability for service and installation requirements, and:
 (a)
    
    Insure optimum purchasing levels by maximizing all Manufacturer and Supplier discounting
structures, promotions, EOQ opportunities.
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    Responsible for all Regional HR functions: payroll, 401K, insurance programs, fringes, etc.6.
    
    Control overhead functions such as facility leases, auto financing, general liability
insurance.7.
    
    Continued development and maintaining of business relationships with manufacturers,
suppliers, and vendors.8.
    
    Participation in strategic planning on increasing revenue and improve profitability.9.
    
    Participation in negotiation with manufacturers and suppliers on discounting.10.
    
    Participation in implementation and institutionalization of product introduction and on
providing support and training to our Sales, OPS and CS groups on programs and processes to
increase revenue, profitability, and promote customer loyalty.11.
    
    Participation in MD&A process with BKSD Senior Management as required/requested.12.
    
    Participation in National meetings, planning session, and budgeting.
  1.
    
    Kentucky2.
    
    Indiana3.
    
    Ohio4.
    
    Illinois
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