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Jean-Marc Frangos |
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Senior
VP,
BTexact
Technologies
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Jean-Marc graduated
in 1986 from the French Ecole d'Ingénieurs, the "
Institut National des Télécommunications "
and worked for ITT Data Systems and McDonell Douglas Information
Systems before joining BT in 1991. Jean-Marc has held a wide
range of sales, marketing and management responsibilities
during the course of his 15-year career in the world of telecommunications,
and was one of the founders of BT's European expansion.
Until June 2000, Jean-Marc Frangos was Director, Internet
and Multimedia for BT Europe, and his responsibilities included
the definition and implementation of BT's strategy and the
planning and execution of BT's development in Internet &
Multimedia, including organic growth and regional partnerships.
During the course of 1999, his team launched four free Internet
Service Providers (ISP's) and managed to grow the Alliance
customer base by more than 1 million subscribers.
Immediately before joining BTexact Technologies on 1st April
2001, Jean-Marc was the Director of Corporate Venturing for
BT plc, reporting to Pat Gallagher, the BT group Director
for Strategy and Development.
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Tom Pollard |
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Director of Marketing &
Bus. Dev., Wireless Terminals,
Texas Instruments
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| Tom
Pollard is responsible for direct San Diego Wireless Center
chipset marketing activities, including market segmentation
and requirements definition, market message and positioning,
chipset software platform strategy, wireless carrier relations,
third party alliances and partnerships and MarCom strategy definition
and implementation. Previously, Pollard served as the director
of product marketing for Dot Wireless. Prior to that position
he was the director of mobile networking for Wave Ware Communications
server-based mobile data and synchronization software products.
Pollard also held engineering positions with Sony Wireless,
TRW, Inc. and New Media Corp. Pollard earned his master's degree
in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California
and a bachelor's degree in engineering from Harvey Mudd College
in Claremont, CA. Pollard has been granted a US patent for power
management of a computer plug-in card with a remote data link. |
| Laurie
Hoyt |
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Business
Development Director, Nextel Wireless
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| Laurie
Hoyt is responsible for developing partnerships and alliances
to support the wireless information needs of Nextel's corporate
and enterprise customers. |
| Pamela
Bofinger |
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Director
of Emerging Technologies, Nokia
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| Pamela
Bofinger, is responsible for the strategic direction and
customer interface for the corporate business sector. She manages
NMP's end-to-end wireless data applications which service the
enterprise customer segment. |
| Frank
Morese |
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VP
of Marketing, Intel Corporation
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| Frank
Morese joined Intel Corporation in December 1999 as Strategic
Relationships Director and became Vice President - Marketing
in February 2000. He has served over 22 years in the high tech
semiconductor and communications industry providing advanced
communication technologies. Frank has held a succession of senior
marketing, sales and engineering positions with various high-technology
companies, including Synopsys, Plantronics, Hughes Communications,
FEI Microwave Communications and Advanced Microwave Corporation.
Frank received his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering
from Northeastern University in 1978. |
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Kevin Swank |
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Core Team Leader, Nortel Networks
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Kevin
Swank is the Core Team Leader for Nortel Networks' OSA-compliant
solutions and has general responsibilities for Product Management
and Marketing, Development, Delivery and Support.
Mr. Swank joined Nortel in 1993 where he has held various roles
in Wireless Product Management and Software Development/Management.
Most recent roles include Core Team Leader for Mobile IP, market
development of 700MHz licenses and solutions, the launch of
Nortel Networks' Wireless Prepaid business, and the creation
of Open Solutions, a third party alliance and integration program.
Prior to joining Nortel Networks, Mr. Swank worked for NEC America,
where he was a principal software developer for Automatic Call
Distribution and Enterprise solutions.
Mr. Swank holds a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science from
the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Science in
Telecommunications from Southern Methodist University in Dallas,
Texas. |
| Scott
Feldmann |
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Associate,
Complex Litigation,
Brobeck
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Scott
Feldmann is an associate specializing in Internet/e-Commerce/privacy
litigation, compliance and counseling; software and intellectual
property counseling and litigation. He has successfully obtained
temporary restraining orders in both federal and state court
litigation involving copyright, trademark, trade secret, unfair
competition, trade libel and breach of fiduciary duty cases.
His role often includes advising general counsel on privacy,
electronic contracting, intellectual property enforcement matters,
defensive and litigation strategy, and settlement negotiations.
Prior to joining Brobeck, he has served at Kaye, Scholer, Fierman,
Hays & Handler LLP and A.T. Kearney. He has advised and
assisted a number of Fortune 500 companies. He has also served
as a Captain in the US Air Force where he was a test director
on highly classified electronic warfare programs. |
| Thomas
Bilotta |
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CTO&
VP
of Engineering, CenterComm Corporation
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Thomas
Bilotta has more than 22 years of experience with advanced
wireless, satellite and broadband communications systems. He
currently serves as the chief technical officer at voice-activated
navigation technology start-up CenterComm Corporation in San
Diego.
He is a Co-founder and former vice president of TurboNet Communications,
the world's largest OEM provider of DOCSIS cable modems. At
TV/Com International, he led teams in parallel development of
cable and satellite boxes, boards and ASICs for digital video
usage. He served as a project leader on several high-level wireless
projects at San Diego's renowned wireless innovator, TITAN Linkabit
during the 1980's. Previously, he was a systems engineer at
McDonnell Douglas.
Mr. Bilotta earned a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from
Carnegie Mellon University, completed postgraduate work at UC
Irvine, and earned an M.B.A. from San Diego State University. |
| Michael
Wehrs |
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Director, Technology and Standards,
Microsoft Mobility Solutions
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Michael Wehrs is Director, Technology
and Standards for Microsoft's Mobility Solutions Planning Group
where his responsibilities focus on emerging technologies and
industry standards in connection with Microsoft's end-to-end
solution strategy and planning and span clients, server and
services organizations within Microsoft. In this position Michael
initiates, coordinates and drives relevant planning related
processes for the development of technology and standards efforts
within the Mobility Group and across Microsoft. Prior to his
current roll, Michael worked in Microsoft's mobile devices group
where his responsibilities included managing product planning
and market research across the full range of mobile products
and driving several of Microsoft's wireless efforts company-wide.
Prior to joining
Microsoft, Michael was a Principal with Ignition Partners, a
Venture Capital firm focused on early stage wireless and telecommunication
related companies. His responsibilities at Ignition included
providing strategic marketing, technical and business development
counsel to portfolio companies, as well as relationships with
the various wireless technology industry forums and the venture
capital community.
Prior to Ignition, Michael held senior and executive management
positions in business development, technology strategy, marketing,
sales and product management for companies including Sony Electronics,
Samsung Electronics, Conner Peripherals, and Archive Corporation.
He has over 18 years of management experience in the computer
and consumer electronics technology fields with particular emphasis
on wireless communication technologies.
Mike has an extensive record of industry activities. Highlights
of these activities include serving as Chairman of the HomeRF
Multimedia Industry committee, founding Chairman of the QIC
Software Standards Committee, member of OSTA committee on data
format standards, and Program Management Group member for the
Bluetooth SIG. He has also been a featured speaker at dozens
of industry events Worldwide and has been an active corporate
spokesperson and has conducted numerous press and analyst tours
around the world. Mike has also published several articles and
papers in numerous Industry trade publications and is a frequently
utilized industry expert by many trade journalists.
Mike has a BS degree in computer and information science from
Syracuse University. |
| Amol
Joshi |
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Founder
& VP
of Marketing, BeVocal
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| Mr.
Joshi works with BeVocal's
customers, end users, and partners to understand market requirements
and specify the features, functionality, hardware, and software
for building voice portal solutions. He has both technical and
sales experience in integrating IP telephony, unified messaging,
and interactive voice response technologies to create new enhanced
services. A recognized expert on the voice portal market, he
acquired his industry expertise while working as the Asia Sales
Manager for Brooktrout Technology, as the Director of Business
Development for Asia - Pacific for NeTpower, and as a DSP Research
Engineer at Panasonic, where he patented two audio signal processing
products. |
| Sandhiprakash
Bhide |
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Business
Strategy Manager, Intel Corporation
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Sandhiprakash
Bhide (Sandhi) works for Intel Corporation as a Business
Strategy Manager for Telecom Applications with a major focus
on hardware and software building blocks for the wireless infrastructure,
business planning, market modeling, and promotion. In the recent
past, he did equity investments in the Internet appliances market
specifically in the area of caching & streaming, and created
the overall broadband/satellite business strategy for the group.
In addition, he did comprehensive business analysis and identified
server deployment opportunities for the telecom segment and
specifically for 2.5G/3G wireless infrastructure. As a result
of his work, he has filed three patents in the wireless space.
During 24+ years of his hi-tech career, he has worked in several
key software and hardware development positions at ICL, DEC,
Tektronix, Mentor Graphics, and was a founder of few start-ups.
In the past, he has led and managed large groups and projects
and has held key senior management position. He considers himself
strong customer advocate, innovative and with an ability to
see “beyond the obvious” and strongly believes that
wireless is the key growth area for the future and will bring
colossal cultural changes in not only how we communicate but
how we relate to each other.
Sandhi has a BE in Electronics and Telecommunications from University
of Poona, India; MS in Computer Science from University of Wyoming;
and an Executive MBA in Strategic Management from the University
of Oregon where he was a “Salutatorian” of his class.
Sandhi has over 20 publications and conference presentations
in a variety of technical fields. |
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Dr. Jane Macfarlane |
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Director,
Advanced Technology Planning, OnStar (General
Motors)
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Dr.
Jane Macfarlane joined OnStar in August 1999 as the Director
of Advanced Technology Planning. In this role, her focus is
to define the technologies and industry partnerships necessary
to develop and deliver the next-generation OnStar product. She
directs the Redwood Shores, Calif. OnStar office with the responsibility
of observing and engaging new technologies developed in Silicon
Valley to determine their relevance to future OnStar services.
Prior to joining OnStar,
Jane was the Director of Process Engineering for General Motors
(GM) Information Systems and Services (IS&S), where her
responsibilities included working with IS&S and GM executives
to design and implement common processes across the enterprise.
Before joining General
Motors, Dr. Macfarlane spent over 15 years in the software research
and development industry with companies that include AT&T
Solutions, Ernest O. Berkeley National Laboratory, Hewlett Packard
Research Laboratories, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
Honeywell and Hughes Aircraft Company. Her experience ranges
from leading software research activities to business process
consulting.
In addition, Dr. Macfarlane
has published articles on parallel computing, combustion modeling,
object-oriented software design, human genome sequencing, and
high-energy physics data management.
Dr. Macfarlane holds a
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota.
Her research work combined artificial intelligence techniques
with classical systems dynamics to provide a knowledge-based
computing system that aids in the design and control of dynamic
physical systems. For her masters she designed and built a laser
scanning system for measuring human and robotic motion. She
earned her bachelor's degree from the University of California
at Los Angeles in Mathematics and Systems Science. Dr. Macfarlane
is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery. |
| Arturo
Pizano |
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Head,
Multimedia/Video Tech. Dept., Siemens
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| Arturo
Pizano is Head of the Multimedia/Video Technology Department
of Siemens Corporate Research. As part of the Central Research
and Development organization of Siemens AG, his department is
responsible for developing next generation multimedia technologies
for integration into the company's products, services and solutions,
which include comprehensive offerings in the mobile communications
field. Before joining Siemens in 1993, he worked at the Software
Research Center of Ricoh Corporation. Dr. Pizano holds a M.S.
and Ph.D. in Computer Science from UCLA, and BS degree in Actuarial
Sciences from the National Autonomous University of Mexico |
| Chris
Pearson |
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Executive
VP, 3G
Americas LLC
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| Chris
Pearson is the Executive Vice President of the 3G Americas,
LLC. In this role, he provides executive management through
integration of strategy and operations in the areas of marketing,
finance and industry affairs. |
| Dr.
Mario Gerla |
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Professor,
UCLA
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| Dr.
Gerla was born in
Milan, Italy. He received a graduate degree in engineering from
the Politecnico di Milano, in 1966, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees
in engineering from UCLA in 1970 and 1973, respectively. He
joined the Faculty of the UCLA Computer Science Department in
1977. His research interests cover the performance evaluation,
design and control of distributed computer communication systems
and high speed computer networks (B-ISDN and Optical Networks). |
| Dr.
Mani Srivastava |
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Associate
Professor, UCLA
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| Dr.
Srivatsava joined the Electrical Engineering Faculty
at UCLA in 1996. Since joining the EE Department, Prof. Srivastava's
research and teaching have focussed on architecture, algorithms,
and design optimization techniques for wireless networked and
embedded systems, and DSP VLSIs. In recent years his main focus
has been on mobile and wireless multimedia systems, and distributed
wireless sensor networks, with emphasis on issues such as power-aware
computing and communications, and quality of service. Prior
to joining the UCLA, Dr. Srivastava worked on mobile and wireless
networking at the Networked Computing Research Department at
AT&T Bell Labs in Murray Hill, NJ (now Lucent Technologies -
Bell Labs Innovations). Prof. Srivastava holds five patents
and has been honored with the 1998 Okawa Foundation Grant in
recognition of his research in mobile and wireless multimedia
networked computing systems and VLSI and CAD for DSP and communication
systems. |
| Steven
Spencer |
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CTO
& Executive VP, Screaming
Media
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| Steven
Spencer is former Managing Director for Wireless Internet
Applications at Lucent Technologies. Engineering Degree from
Union College, Graduate degree from Cornell University, MBA
from NYU, Stern School. |
| Amir
Zoufonoun |
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Executive
VP Technology, Proxim
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| Amir
Zoufonoun has been instrumental in the development and launch
of the company's major product lines, including the LYNX and
Tsunami radios. He is responsible for implementing a culture
of innovation and engineering excellence, which continues to
result in market-leading products and industry firsts. |
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Sridhar Chityala |
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Sr. VP,
e-Business Div., J.P Morgan Chase
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Sridhar
Chityala is a senior vice president in Chase Cardmember
Services (CCS) and is responsible for the e-commerce and e-business
initiatives of Chase's credit card business. He is a member
of the CCS senior management team. Mr. Chityala joined Chase
Cardmember Services in 1999 with more than twenty years of experience
in banking and finance in senior management and operational
roles. From 1997-1999, he was Chief Operating Officer and Vice
Chairman of the Financial Industry Foundation/Lafferty Councils,
responsible for strategic consulting and advisory services to
major banks and financial institutions in the United States,
Europe and Asia regarding e-commerce, cards, payments and distribution
issues. Prior to Lafferty Councils, Mr. Chityala spent two years
managing the National Australia Bank Group's strategy, policy,
operations, procedures and strategic projects for global payments
and e-commerce. He has held various significant international
management positions in the global financial services industry
and has published over 30 papers on banking, payments, distribution
and ecommerce related topics in major trade publications.
Mr. Chityala is a founder of the Global Payments Council, a
board member of various payment bodies and associations, and
is recognized as an industry expert on ecommerce through published
articles and appearances at industry conferences. Mr. Chityala
holds a Master's Degree in Banking and Knowledge Based Systems
from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia,
a Graduate Management Qualification from the Australian Graduate
School of Management at the University of New South Wales, Sydney,
and a Master's Degree in Computer Science from the Indian Institute
of Technology, Bombay. |
|
Anuj Puri |
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Research
Scientist, Electrical Engr. & CS,
UC - Berkeley
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| Anuj
Puri received his PhD from the
Dept. of EECS at UC, Berkeley in 1995. He received the Eli Jury
award from the Dept. of EECS for excellence in systems research.
After this he joined the Computing Sciences Research Center
at Bell Labs. He joined the Dept. of EECS at UC, Berkeley in
1999 as a research scientist where is currently leading the
Web over Wireless Group. |
| Bill
McCoy |
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Chairman & CTO,
PictureIQ
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| Bill
McCoy, principal founder of PictureIQ Corporation, has primary
responsibility for the Company’s strategic development
of innovative, specialized rich media optimization solutions
that provide businesses with production and workflow improvements,
and uniquely support delivery via the Internet and mobile networks. |
| Zhong
Wei Li |
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Application
Architect, Ericsson
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| Zhong
Wei Li is
responsible for research
on mobile natural interaction application at Cyberlab Ericsson
Research Singapore. |
| Dr.
William J. Kaiser |
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CTO &
VP
of Engineering, Sensoria
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| Dr.
William Kaiser's professional experience includes nine years
of engineering development at the Ford Research Laboratory in
automotive sensor technology, eight years as a Senior Research
Scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in sensor system
technology development, and six years at UCLA developing the
new field of wireless Internetworking of sensors. At UCLA, he
led the Electrical Engineering Department as its Chairman. Dr.
Kaiser has 21 patents and is author of over 100 publications.
Dr. Kaiser is the founder of Sensoria Corporation. |
| Jeff
Popoff |
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VP
Wireless Appl. Infrastructure, Redknee Inc.
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| Jeff
Popoff serves as Vice President of Wireless Applications
Infrastructure for Redknee, Inc., He has worked over 15 years
in both telecommunications carriers and network equipment provider
to achieve several wireless industry firsts including launching
both TDMA and CDMA United States and GSM in both Europe and
Asia Pacific. Prior to the inception of Redknee Popoff ran a
wireless incubator in "Telecom Corridor" in Richardson
Texas and a telecom M&A division in Silicon Valley. Popoff
is a practicing Professional Engineer in North America and Chartered
Engineer in Europe, and has been both student and lecturer at
Stanford, Harvard, and Berkeley universities. |
| Rajiv
Kumar |
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CTO
& Co-founder, Widcomm
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Rajiv
Kumar is a leading worldwide authority on Bluetooth wireless
technology. He has authored two technical books and many technical
papers, in addition to holding four patents in wireless communications
and networking. Rajiv lectures both nationally and internationally
on a range of wireless technology topics, including mobile devices
and m-commerce. He Co-founded WIDCOMM with Hiep Pham and has
recruited and managed a top-tier engineering team.
Before Co-founding WIDCOMM,
Rajiv spent over 15 years working for several leading companies
in the wireless industry. Most recently he held a pivotal position
at Uniden, managing both the wireless modem and PC card and
cellular/PCS wireless data product lines. Before joining Uniden,
Rajiv was engineering director for PCSI Inc., where he contributed
to the pACT-based, two-way paging system. While at PCSI, Rajiv
also contributed to the world's first CDPD- and AMPS-based smart
phone. Prior to PCSI, Rajiv served as the engineering director
for Hughes Network Systems, leading the engineering group responsible
for CDPD network infrastructure development. Rajiv received
a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and an M.S. in Computer Science
from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. |
| Inderpal
Singh Mumick |
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Founder,
CEO & Chairman, Kirusa
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Inderpal
Singh Mumick, 37, Ph.D., Founder and CEO, Chairman of the
Board of Directors. Previously, he was founder, CEO, and CTO
of Savera Systems. Dr. Mumick's vision and leadership established
Savera as the world leader in 100% Web based billing solutions
offered as an Application Service Provider (ASP). Savera, with
offices in USA and UK, builds, markets, and operates interconnect
billing software, used for billing between telecom and IP carriers
for use of each others networks. Even before founding Savera,
Dr. Mumick already had earned the reputation as a pioneer in
the telecom industry. As a member of AT&T Bell Laboratories’
technical staff, Dr. Mumick was responsible for the company’s
Sunrise research project, which led to numerous billing initiatives
at AT&T and Lucent and was seen by AT&T’s senior
management as a technology that would change the paradigm of
billing.
Dr. Mumick has written more than 40 technical papers that have
been published in leading journals and conferences. He also
is Co-editor of a book on Materialized Views, and the general
chair of the 24th International Conference on Very Large Databases.
Additionally, Dr. Mumick has authored more than twenty five
patent applications. Known around the world, Dr. Mumick is a
frequent speaker at industry events, including tradeshows and
conferences, and has been listed on various Who’s Who lists.
With a bachelor’s degree in computer science and engineering
from the Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India, where
he was awarded the President's Gold Medal, Dr. Mumick went on
to earn his Ph.D. in computer science from Stanford University.
He further completed mini MBA’s in finance and general
management from the AT&T School of Business, and an Executive
MBA for Growing Companies from the Stanford Business School. |
| William
Sweet |
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President
& CEO, Viaquo, Inc.
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| William
Sweet has over 34 years of experience in the computer technology
industries. His experience includes approximately 25 years in
marketing of computer hardware, software and peripherals, with
26 years in management. He is experienced in general management,
eCommerce, marketing, sales and engineering, with a focus on
market development for eCommerce and Internet business solutions.
Bill is an ex-electrical engineer and an ex-programmer who has
held high marketing and sales positions with companies such
as General Electric, Concurrent Computer, National Semiconductor,
Zilog, General Automation, Atalla, Trusted Information Systems,
and CrypTEC (now called NPoint). Over the years, he has also
become a crypto security expert and a high-technology litigation
expert witness, and operated a high-technology consulting firm
that included many Silicon Valley companies in its clientele.
He builds solid teams, having developed and run his own teambuilding
seminars for the last twenty years for a large number of clients.
He was a founder of CrypTEC Systems, a software development
company specializing in secure smart card operating systems
and applications. Bill holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
electrical engineering and a Masters in industrial administration
from Purdue University in Indiana. |
| Steve
Goldberg |
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CEO,
CoWave
Networks
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Steve
Goldberg has been actively involved with technology companies
in Silicon Valley for over 25 years. Prior to joining CoWave
Networks as CEO, he was Vice President of R&D at Nokia Internet
Communications, President and CEO of Verticom, Inc., and VP
& GM of the Wireless Communications Division at Cylink Corp.
that was later sold to P-Com. In addition to the above, he has
also held senior management and engineering positions at Trimble
Navigation, Applied Signal Technology, Hewlett Packard, and
California Microwave.
Steve holds a Ph.D. E.E. from the University of California at
Santa Barbara and M.S.E.E. and B.S.E.E degrees from Washington
University in St Louis, Mo. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE,
a past president of the IEEE Communications Society, Santa Clara
Section, and is a member of the advisory board of Zap Ventures,
Echogent Systems, and IpSpeech. |
| Jorge
Fernandes |
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CEO
& Co-founder, ViVOtech
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| Jorge
Fernandes is CEO and Co-founder of ViVOtech. Prior to joining
ViVOtech, Mr. Fernandes was President and founder of EmployeeLife.com
(now Benefit America), the nation's premier provider of online
employee benefits solutions. After developing a business model,
he secured funding from the Internet Capital Group (NASDAQ:
ICGE) in April of 1999. Through EmployeeLife.com's solutions,
companies help employees select, procure, and administer group
benefits while reducing administrative costs. Prior to EmployeeLife,
Mr. Fernandes founded BioLumin, Inc., which designs and manufactures
drug discovery instrumentation. During his work with BioLumin
as VP of engineering, Mr. Fernandes developed five patents in
the area of software, robotics, and digital feedback mechanisms.
In 1996, BioLumin was sold to Molecular Dynamics (NASDAQ: MDYN).
In 1987, Mr. Fernandes founded another company, Laser-Tron,
to provide arcade games to the family entertainment market.
He received his first patent on a mechanism to differentiate
laser beams in a multi-beam, single-target environment. Laser-Tron
went public in 1994, and was later sold to Acclaim Entertainment
(NASDAQ: AKLM). Mr. Fernandes received his B.S.E.E from San
Diego State University. Mr. Fernandes is also an Executive Fellow
at Santa Clara University's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. |
| Mike
Flom |
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President,
Founder & CEO, Portable Internet
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Mike Flom is founder, president and CEO of Portable Internet,
Inc., a leader in client/server location-sensitive software
for the mobile Internet. Mike was previously founding VP and
General Manager of Information Builders fastest growing division,
helped launch the original Information Warehouse while an International
Business Partner Manager at IBM, and developed the first e-commerce
systems for American Express. Mike has an B.S. Engineering and
M.B.A from Arizona State University. |
| Samir
Mehta |
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CTO
and Co-founder, 4thpass
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Samir
Mehta is a Co-founder and a member of the Board of Directors.
As CTO, he is responsible for 4thpass' technologies and technical
direction. He oversees 4thpass’ products architecture,
design, programming development, networking and engineering.
Mr. Mehta has over 10 years of design, architecture and development
experience and has designed and developed J2SE, J2ME and J2EE
based commercial products. Prior to 4thpass, Mr. Mehta spent
over three years at InstallShield Software Corporation as a
software engineer and then as Chief Architect. Prior to InstallSheild,
he designed and developed low-level graphics and custom communications
protocols for Aydin Controls. Mr. Mehta is a member of the Java
Community Process and represents 4thpass on several expert groups
including MIDP NG (Next Generation) and J2EE-based Client Provisioning
group. He also represents 4thpass in the WAP Forum.
Education: Masters in Computer and Software Engineering, Widener
University and Bachelor in Electrical Engineering, Birla Engineering
School (India)
Mr. Mehta has previously presented at Wireless Java conferences
in London, JavaOne in San Francisco and has collaborated on
a book about Java technology. |
|
Albert David |
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Senior
Director, Technical Services & Operations,
SSH Comunication Group
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Albert
David, Senior Director of Technical Services and Operations
Mr. David has performed a variety of roles in a number of Internet
and security companies. He served as chief of staff at Pretty
Good Privacy and director of U.S. sales and marketing at Certicom
Corporation. He led product management at Redcreek Corporation,
a VPN support company. Earlier assignments include the director
of support at Network Telesystems (now part of Efficient Networks),
product management at Cisco Systems, and a variety of roles
at Tandem/Compaq Computers, where he was responsible for managing
the company's Network Integration and Technology Center. Mr.
David holds an MBA from University of California Berkeley and
an international business degree from San Francisco State University.
He also has studied engineering at the United States Military
Academy. |
|
J. Gerry Purdy |
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President
& CEO,
Mobile Insights, Inc.
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Dr.
Purdy is President and CEO of Mobile Insights, Inc., a professional
services firm located in Mt. View, California. He is also a
Venture Partner with Diamondhead Ventures who invest in the
mobile and wireless industry.
Dr. Purdy has focused on mobile markets and products since 1986
and has become recognized as an industry authority in the mobile
computing industry. He is often quoted in such publications
as The Wall Street Journal, Business Week, PC Week, The San
Jose Mercury News, InfoWorld and The New York Times. He has
appeared on CBS Radio Business Report and Voice of America.
Dr. Purdy also conducts a number of consulting engagements for
major firms in the mobile computing and communications market.
Recent engagement clients include 3Com, Apple, AT&T Wireless,
Compaq, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, IBM, Microsoft, NEC, Motorola, Qualcomm,
Sharp, TI, Toshiba and Xircom.
Prior to founding Mobile Insights, Dr. Purdy was Vice President
and Chief Analyst for Mobile Computing at Dataquest. Previously,
he held marketing positions with Connecting Point (now
Intelligent Electronics), Compaq, Fujitsu (Poqet division),
and Phoenix Technologies.
Mobile Insights produces the annual Mobile Insights conference
for leaders in the mobile computing and communications industry,
the Go Mobile conference for IT decision makers and the Mobile
Perspectives road show, also for IT decision makers. Mobile
Insights publishes Mobile Letter, an electronic insiders newsletter,
MobileTrax, a Web-based continuous information service provided
to MI’s clients and Inside Mobile, a recurring column in
mobile and wireless.
Dr. Purdy is a founding member of the IBM Mobile Computing Industry
Advisory Council. He is also Co-author of the book published
by Macmillan ThinkPad: A Different Shade of Blue; Creation of
a Successful IBM Brand. Dr. Purdy has been a member of the COMDEX
Conference Advisory Board and the Advisory Board for TECHXNY
(PC Expo).
Dr. Purdy earned his B.S. degree in Engineering Physics from
the University of Tennessee (1965), an M.S. degree in Computer
Science from UCLA(1968), and a Ph.D. in Computer Science and
Exercise Physiology from Stanford University 1972). He also
completed “Market Strategy for High Technology” course
at Stanford University (1987). |
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Steve Cryan |
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Pervasive
Applications Specialist, IBM
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| Steve
Cryan has a degree in Computer Science from USC. Steve
has been focused in applying middleware to integrate underlying
business systems for 15 years. Steve also has additional focus
on applying mobile and wireless technologies to extend business
systems to the mobile worker. |
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Barry Tallis |
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Director
of Business Development, Rapidigm
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| Barry
Tallis is responsible for evaluating opportunities for Rapidigm,
focusing on custom application development and enterprise information
portal solutions. He supports and advises the delivery teams
in respect to applying new technologies to solve client issues.
Barry also develops and maintains strategic partnerships with
leading software vendors. |
| Christopher
Guardado |
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CEO,
MoriahCom
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| Christopher
Guardado has over 18 years experience in the design and
development of software and wireless applications. He is the
founder of MoriahCom and is responsible for the direction and
operational management of the company. Mr. Guardado provided
technical direction for the Wireless Dispatch System, which
is a wireless client/server application for Palm OS and Windows
CE in conjunction with desktop and Internet modules. Prior to
founding MoriahCom, Mr. Guardado was part of the Radar Engineering
team at Hughes Aircraft in El Segundo, California. He worked
on various projects including the F14, FA18 Fighter, ASARS Missile
Guidance System, Space and Communications and many other projects
relating to radar and guidance systems. |
| Alan
Lysne |
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Co-Founder
& CTO, Davinci
Technologies Inc
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Alan
Lysne, Co-founder of Davinci Technologies Inc., serves as
the company’s CTO where he defines the technology strategy
and oversees the execution of its plan. In this role, Mr. Lysne
identifies emerging Internet and wireless trends to help keep
the company at the forefront of the marketplace. Mr. Lysne also
manages the Professional Services Group and is responsible for
its commitment to technical excellence and delivery. Under Mr.
Lysne’s direction, Davinci has succeeded in positioning
itself to swiftly deliver enterprise-class
wireless Internet solutions.
Prior
to Co-founding the company in 1996, Mr. Lysne served as a Senior
Consultant in Andersen Consulting’s Communications Practice.
There he was responsible for providing his customer care and
billing expertise to some of North America’s most progressive
communications companies including Bell Canada, Bell Mobility
and Pacific Bell. There he led a number of customer care and
billing platform initiatives to support broadband and advanced
communications networks. Mr. Lysne then saw the Internet as
an untapped channel for delivering business systems and set
out to change the way companies interact with their customers.
Mr.
Lysne graduated with a Degree in Electrical Engineering from
Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. |
|
Adrian Tuck |
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Acting
CEO, VP Business Development, Ember Corporation
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| Adrian
Tuck is Acting CEO and Vice President of Business Development
of Ember Corporation. Adrian Tuck is bringing Ember Corporation's
technology to market. Mr. Tuck has almost 10 years of experience
bringing new technologies and technology related services to
market in a startup environment. During this time he has been
responsible for setting up operations in London, San Francisco,
Dublin and Boston. Adrian is a graduate of The Royal Military
Academy Sandhurst and has served for 7 years as an officer in
The British Army. |
|
Dan Doles |
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President
& CEO, WhereNet
Corp.
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| Dan
Doles is a president and CEO of WhereNet Corp., and former
co-founder of Red Pepper Software and vice president of business
operations at PeopleSoft. Dan Doles is a visionary in the utilization
of wireless technology in supply chain planning and execution.
Under Doles’ leadership, WhereNet has received numerous
industry awards from the likes of Forrester Research and Frost
& Sullivan, and developed several strong sales channels,
including automotive (WhereNet is installed in more than 40
Ford Motor Co. factories around the world), transportation and
logistics (with a pilot installation at American Airlines cargo
facility at Dallas Fort Worth Airport, and a recent installation
at a port of one of the world’s leading sea freight shippers),
and health care (through a strategic partnership with GE Medical
Systems). |
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Robert D. Poor |
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CTO,
Ember Corporation
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| Robert
Poor: Prior to founding Ember, Robert Poor received his
PhD from the MIT Media Lab, where he developed Embedded Networking,
a new class of wireless network that enables inexpensive, scalable,
easily-deployed connections for common manufactured goods. He
received a patent for these self-organizing networks in 2000.
Dr. Poor has over twenty-five years of technical and management
experience in Silicon Valley including LucasFilm's precursor
to Pixar, Stanford Artificial Intelligence, Lucid, NeXT, and
Opcode. In addition, he is a technical editor on the IEEE 802.15.4
(WPAN) standards committee. |
| Cohen
Jordan |
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CTO,
Voice Signal Technologies
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| Jordan
Cohen has served as the Chief Technology Officer of Voice
Signal Technologies of Woburn, Massachusetts since 2000. Prior
to joining Voice Signal, he was the Director of Business Relations
at speech recognition company Dragon Systems in Newton Mass,
and prior to that he served on the staff of the Institutes for
Defense Analyses in Princeton, NJ. Dr. Cohen was active in speech
recognition research at IBM in the mid-1980s, and before that
he did research for the Department of Defense. |
| Joe
Madden |
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Spectrian
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| Joe
Madden is responsible for strategic and product marketing
at Spectrian. He has been managing product line marketing and
cross-functional development efforts at Spectrian for over three
years. Prior to joining Spectrian, Mr. Madden helped to launch
the foundry, medical imaging, and wireless businesses of Superconductor
Technologies Inc. Mr. Madden has twelve years' experience in
the RF and wireless communications industry, having worked in
a variety of engineering, sales, and marketing roles. He holds
a bachelor's degree in physics from UCLA. |
| Jim
Takach |
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Director, PRTM
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| Jim
Takach is a director with PRTM, a global management
consulting firm to technology-driven industry, and is based
in the firm's Costa Mesa, California office. Takach has over
thirteen years of experience in industrial and technology industries,
with extensive work in wireless. His telecommunications expertise
includes go-to-market strategy formulation, technology strategy
development, program management, standards strategy, and quality
assurance. Jim also held project management positions as an
officer in the United States Air Force, where he was involved
with technology strategy for a satellite command and control
network. Jim holds a BS degree in Electrical Engineering from
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and an MSEE from the University
of California at Los Angeles. |
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Stephen Kuzara |
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CEO, Veratron
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Stephen
Kuzara: has the general
management responsibility for the company. Veratron has developed
unique technology that allows Wireless Carriers and Internet
merchants to conduct convenient and secure transactions with
wireless subscribers. Based on a device level voice biometric
solution and a revolutionary authentication server architecture,
the Veratron solution eliminates the fraud and complexities
of wireless transactions and opens the way for free-flowing
mCommerce services.
Before founding Veratron, Steve held several executive management
positions within the IT industry including Micron Electronics
and Acer Inc. Mr. Kuzara’s work has been covered by more
than 100 publications, including The Economist and Inc Magazine
(Asia). Mr. Kuzara’s work in Russia was the subject of
a 1997 business case study by the MIT (Massachusetts Institute
of Technology) Sloan School of Management Graduate School, which
highlighted his successful leadership of Acer’s rapid revenue
growth in Russia from zero to $100 million in revenues in just
over two years. Mr. Kuzara earned a Bachelor of Science degree
from Arizona State University and studied finance at the London
Business School. |
| Marc
Canabou |
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Senior Associate, Earlybird
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Marc
Canabou joined Earlybird as an associate in 2000. He gained
early-stage company experience as a the co-founder and director
of Internet Strategy & Business Development for Questium,
an e-health start-up incubated by Foundation Health Systems,
a leading health insurance company.
Prior to Questium, he worked with entrepreneurial medical device
companies where he focused on corporate strategy and fundraising.
Marc also served as a lead-consultant with Booz Allen &
Hamilton where he focused on healthcare and financial services.
He holds an MBA from Stanford University and a B.A. in History
from the University of California, Berkeley, where he was elected
to Phi Beta Kappa. |
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Jeff Davis |
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VP Business Development, Mobilitec
Inc.
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Jeff
Davis, Vice President Business Development, Mobilitec Inc.
Prior to joining Mobilitec Jeff was part of the senior management
team at InfoSpace (NASDAQ: INSP) until the end of 2001. His
last position was Senior Vice President Wireless Group, responsible
for business development of new wireless carrier accounts, and
strategic relationships with platform and network infrastructure
providers.
Jeff’s prior roles at InfoSpace included Senior Vice President
Innovations, responsible for the development of platform strategy,
messaging and enterprise applications; and Senior Vice President
Financial Services, responsible for the development and sales
of micropayments, wallet and m-commerce to financial institutions
and wireless carriers. During 1999 Jeff served as Vice President
of Business Development at Impulse Buy until Inktomi acquired
it and as Director of Business Development and later Director,
New Products and Business Development at SBC Interactive (Internet
division of SBC Communications) from 1996 to 1999.
During 1996 Jeff was the Director of Business Development at
the Internet division of Disney Online. Jeff earned a B.A. in
Economics at University of California in 1991, and an MBA from
Boston University in 1995. |
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Austin Murray |
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Co-Founder
&VP, Business Development, JAMDAT
Mobile, Inc.
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Austin
Murray: As JAMDAT Mobile's Co-Founder and Vice President
of Business Development, Austin focuses on the company's partnerships,
strategic positioning, and long-term growth initiatives.
Prior to founding JAMDAT
Mobile, Austin served as Director of Strategy at eCompanies,
LLC, where he played an integral part in the launch of eCompanies
Wireless, an incubator and partnership with Sprint PCS.
Prior to eCompanies, Austin served as Director of Business Development
at iBEAM Broadcasting, a streaming media broadcast network.
Austin has also worked at game developer Crystal Dynamics in
marketing and at Activision Studios in marketing, production,
and product development.
Austin graduated cum laude with a BA in English from the University
of Pennsylvania, where he was a Benjamin Franklin Scholar. Austin
also holds a JD from UCLA School of Law and an MBA from UCLA's
Anderson Graduate School of Management. Austin is a Member of
the California Bar. |
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Mark Wilson |
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Director Business Development, Captaris
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Mark
Wilson is Director of Business Development for the Infinite
Mobile Wireless division at Captaris, Inc. With over 20 years
experience in the computer industry, Mark specializes in creating
and managing partnership strategies that enhance and promote
Captaris' Infinite Mobile Wireless solutions throughout the
Americas, Europe and Asia.
He holds Bachelor's degrees in Mass Communications and Psychology
from Towson University, and is a frequent presenter at industry
conferences, where he shares his knowledge and experience on
business issues in the mobile wireless market. |
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Mark Willingham |
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VP,
Marketing, HeyAnita Inc.
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Mark
Willingham is responsible for developing and implementing
communication, branding and overall marketing strategies as
well as the development of new products.
Before joining HeyAnita
in early 2000, Willingham spent 14 years at The Willingham Group,
a marketing communications agency where he served as president
and partner. He oversaw creative programming, brand strategy
and positioning, development of promotions, consumer/trade incentive
programs and multi-partner tie-ins for clients including Allied
Domecq Spirits, Bugle Boy, Baskin-Robbins, Blue Cross of California
and Dole Foods.
Willingham earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the Kelley
School of Business at Indiana University. |
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Steve Oettinger |
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President,
RAST
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Steve
Oettinger is President
of his consulting firm, The Oettinger Group, which provides
government and community relations advice and investment counsel.
Prior to that, he was employed by ARCO for twenty-six years
in a variety of capacities. He served as Planning Manager of
ARCO Transportation Company (ATC), Vice President of Chartering,
Evaluation, and Materials Management for ARCO Marine, Manager
of Government and Public Relations for ATC, and Manager of Political
and Community Relations for ARCO Products. Mr. Oettinger has
worked in Long Beach since 1983.
Throughout his career, Mr. Oettinger has been actively involved
in the communities where he works and lives. He has served as
the Chairperson of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and
the Conservation Corps. Of Long Beach. He is currently the Chair
of the Long Beach Community Partnership, a member of the Board
of Directors of the National Conference of Community and Justice,
a member of the Board of Governors of CSULB, a member of the
Board of Governors of the Long Beach City College Foundation,
a member of the Board of Directors of the Apartment Association,
California Southern Cities, and a member of Long Beach Rotary.
Mr. Oettinger also serves as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors
of International City Bank.
Mr. Oettinger has a B.S. in Math from Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute and an M.S. in Management Science from RPI. |
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Anurag Harsh |
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President,
FrequencyM
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| Anurag
Harsh is a leading authority on Wireless and Mobile technologies.
He is the author of the recently published book 'M-Commerce
Security' (McGraw-Hill Professional, Jan 2002). With over a
decade of global experience in wireless technology management
and implementation, Anurag is currently the President of FrequencyM
in San Francisco where he advises his corporate clients on cutting-edge
mobile-business strategy, implementing many niche technology
solutions. His clientele has included companies such as Nokia
(mobile gaming), Ericsson(mobitex network implementations),
Pepsi (wireless vending strategy), U.S. Army (global deployment
of wireless war reserve logistics), H&Q Chase (wireless
banking), Adidas (Pocket PC deployment strategy), Taco Bell
(wireless merchandising sales strategy) and many other global
corporations across a variety of vertical industries. Previously,
Anurag headed the west coast division for Plaut-AG, an international
management-consulting firm with a global presence of 34 subsidiaries
in 18 countries. In this position, he was the executive in-charge
of global wireless projects and also led panel discussions at
leading technology conferences. He holds degrees from the University
of Sheffield in England and has six certificates of excellence
from Microsoft Corporation. Anurag has also been a technology
broadcaster for the BBC in London. |
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| Ken
Hausman |
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Managing
Director, Osprey Ventures
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Ken
Hausman is Managing Director of Osprey Ventures, a $92M
venture investment partnership. He has been active in the software
and information processing industry since the early 1980s.
Prior to Osprey Ventures, Mr. Hausman Co-founded Mentor Venture
Partners, an early stage venture investment partnership. He
still is active there in his role as Managing Director of Mentor
Venture Partners.
Before moving into venture capital, Mr. Hausman worked at The
NASDAQ Stock Market. His responsibilities there included managing
relationships and providing value added services for many of
NASDAQ's largest companies, including among others, Intel, Sun,
Oracle, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Costco, Adobe and Cisco.
Mr. Hausman previously worked at Ingres Corporation where he
held a variety of positions in engineering and support, including
serving as senior manager of the Open Systems Group and, as
required, acting as Vice President of Engineering. Prior to
Ingres, Mr. Hausman was hired by Mr. Eugene Kleiner as the first
full-time employee of ReSound Corporation. At ReSound, major
actions included developing marketing strategy, product specifications
and schedules, completing business plans, raising several million
dollars through several financing rounds, negotiating technology
agreements and fulfilling the functions of the chief financial
officer. Prior to ReSound, Mr. Hausman spent five years at Hewlett-Packard
in sales and marketing positions.
Mr. Hausman has A.B. degrees in Economics and Human Biology
from Stanford University and a M.B.A. from U.C.L.A.
Mr. Hausman currently sits on NASDAQ's President's Advisory
Board, Board of Governors of the Commonwealth Club and the Asian
American Manufacturing Association. He is also the past president
of The Churchill Club, and serves on the boards of the Northern
California Kidney Foundation, The Boys and Girls Club and is
a charter member of TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs). Mr. Hausman
also sits on the board of Netbotz, a privately held company,
and is an advisor to Garage.com and Viador, Inc. (VIAD:NASDAQ). |
| Bill
Gurley |
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General
Partner, Benchmark
Capital
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| Bill
Gurley joined Benchmark Capital in 1999 after spending two
years as a partner with Hummer Winblad Venture Partners. He
currently serves on the boards of Epinions, FHP Wireless, Nordstrom.com,
OpenTable, Respond, Vcommerce and Xylo. Before entering the
venture capital business, Bill spent four years on Wall Street
as a top-ranked research analyst, including three years at CS
First Boston focusing on the personal computer hardware and
software business. His research coverage included such companies
as Dell, Compaq, and Microsoft, and he was the lead analyst
on the Amazon IPO. In both 1995 and 1996, Bill was a member
of the Institutional Investor All-American Research Team. Prior
to his investment career, Bill was a design engineer at Compaq
Computer, where he worked on products such as the 486/50 and
Compaq's initial multi-processor server. Before Compaq, he served
in the technical marketing group of Advanced Micro Devices'
embedded processor division. Other Investments: Avamar Technologies,
Crossgain (acquired by BEA Systems) and Juniper Bank. Other
Affiliations: Advisory board of the McCombs School of Business
at the University of Texas. Education: MBA from the University
of Texas, 1993 and a BS in computer science from the University
of Florida, 1989. Chartered Financial Analyst. |
| David
Lane |
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Managing
Director, Diamondhead Ventures
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| David
Lane has more than
twenty years of experience creating, building and financing
information technology companies, several of which are currently
worth several billion dollars. During the past thirteen years
David has actively managed venture capital investment funds
totaling over $500 Million. |
| Victor
H. Sim |
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Of
Counsel, Business & Development,
Brobeck
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Victor
H. Sim is
counseling companies with business plans, venture capital
financings, public offerings, business development, and international
expansion.
Legal and Technical
Experience: Of Counsel, Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison LLP,
2001 to present; Chief Strategic Officer, Hey Anita, 2000
to 2001; Of Counsel/Associate, Morrison, Foerster, 1998 to
2000; Associate, Wilson Sonsini, 1996 to 1998; Associate,
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld; 1995 to 1996, Board of Director,
Hey Anita (United States), 1999 to 2001; Chairman of the Board,
Hey Anita (Korea), 1999 to 2001.
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| Ram
Shanmugam |
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Principal,
Greylock
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| Ram
Shanmugam joined
Greylock in December 2000 as a Principal, focusing on investment
opportunities in areas such as managed service providers (MSPs),
networking and communications equipment and new storage technologies. |
| Andreas
Stavropoulos |
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Director,
Draper Fisher Jurvetson
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| Andreas
Stavropoulos is a Director at Draper Fisher Jurvetson, where
he serves on the Boards of a number of private companies. In
the wireless space, Mr. Stavropoulos led the firm’s investments
in Centerpost, InphoMatch, Polaris Wireless and Quios. Prior
to joining DFJ, Mr. Stavropoulos was with McKinsey & Company's
San Francisco office, where he worked with senior management
teams of corporate clients with an emphasis on information technology.
Prior to McKinsey, he was a Senior Analyst at Cornerstone Research,
a financial and economic consulting firm that helps resolve
complex issues arising in high-profile business litigation.
Mr. Stavropoulos is a summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate
of Harvard College in computer science. He also holds an MS
degree in computer science from Harvard University and an MBA
from Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar and
graduated first in his class. He has published articles in CNet,
the Red Herring magazine and a number of other publications. |
| Troy
Fukumoto |
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Managing
Director, SunAmerica Ventures
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Troy
Fukumoto leads the fund's direct investment activities and
manages investments in over 30 venture capital funds. He has
over 14 years of venture capital and technology experience.
Troy led the fund's investments in several companies including
Integrated Micromachines Inc., Network Physics, Procket Networks
and Talk2 Technology. He serves as a member of the Board of
Directors or advisory committee of several private companies
and venture capital funds.
Prior to SunAmerica Ventures, Troy worked for several years
in Silicon Valley. He was involved in investing over $200 million
in over 20 technology companies. These investments resulted
in 8 IPOs and 8 acquisitions including New Focus (NUFO), Packeteer
(PKTR), Saba Software (SABA), Extensity (EXTN), Transmedia/Cisco
(CSCO), Sitera/Vitesse (VTSS), Onlink/Seibel (SEBL), XLNT/Intel
(INTC), Silicon Spice/Broadcom (BRCM), Ramp Networks/Nokia (NOK)
and ConvergeNet/Dell (DELL).
Earlier, Troy held engineering, business development and project
management positions at TRW's Space and Electronics Group in
Redondo Beach. At TRW, he built advanced RF and digital communications
systems. Troy holds BS and MS degrees in electrical engineering
from the University of Southern California and a MBA from The
Anderson School at UCLA. At USC, Troy was elected to two engineering
honor societies, Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu. |
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