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Ed Cantwell, Chairman
of the Board
Ed Cantwell is an InnerWireless
founder and currently serves as its president, chief executive officer
and chairman of the Board. Ed has more than 10 years' experience in
the technology industry leading both large and venture-backed companies.
While serving as a mentor with STARTech, the Richardson, Texas-based
technology incubator, Ed saw the potential for a significant service
business in a component manufactured by a small firm that was seeking
funding. Read More.
Habib
Kairouz
Since 1993, Mr. Kairouz has been a Managing Partner of Rho Capital
Partners, Inc., an investment and venture capital management company.
Prior to joining Rho, Mr. Kairouz worked in investment banking and
leveraged buyout in New York with Reich & Co. and Jesup &
Lamont. His current and recent board seats include: AnswerSoft,
Avolent, Carparts Technologies, Intralinks, iVillage (NASDAQ: IVIL),
Lemur Networks, Tripod, Waterfront Media and Yantra. Habib is Managing
Partner of Rho Ventures and serves on the investment committees
of Rho Fund Investors and Rho Private Equity. Mr. Kairouz received
a B.S. in Engineering and a B.A. in Economics from Cornell University
and an M.B.A. in Finance from Columbia University.
Jeff Bussgang
Jeffrey J. Bussgang is a General Partner at Flybridge Capital Partners whose investment interests and entrepreneurial experience are in consumer, Internet commerce, marketing services, software and wireless start-ups.
Jeff currently represents the firm on the boards of BzzAgent, Click Tactics, go2 Media, i4cp, InnerWireless, Mall Networks, SimpleTuition, and Transpera and was previously a director at Brontes Technologies (acquired by 3M) and PanGo Networks (merged with InnerWireless)
Jeff's popular blog on helping demystify the venture business for entrepreneurs, "Seeing Both Sides", can be found at www.bostonvcblog.com. Jeff was named to the Boston Business Journal’s “40 under 40” list in 2006.
Prior to joining the firm in January 2003, Jeff co-founded Upromise (acquired by Sallie Mae), a loyalty marketing and financial services firm that currently manages $20 billion in college savings assets, where he served as President, Chief Operating Officer and Board Director. Prior to Upromise, Jeff was an executive at Open Market, an Internet commerce software leader that went public in 1996 and grew to nearly $100 million in revenues. During his five-year tenure, he served as Vice President of Worldwide Marketing and Business Development, Vice President of Worldwide Professional Services and head of Product Management. Prior to Open Market, Jeff was with the strategy consulting firm, The Boston Consulting Group, and served on the executive team of Athena Design, an object-oriented software start-up.
Jeff holds a BA in Computer Science from Harvard University where he graduated magna cum laude and an MBA from Harvard Business School where he was a Baker Scholar and a Ford Scholar.
Don Johnston
Don Johnston is president and CEO of Massey Burch Capital Corp.,
a venture capital firm focusing on investments in the South. He
served as president of Massey Burch Investment Group, Inc., a venture
capital firm ("Massey Burch"), from 1990 until December
1993, and he has been a principal of that firm since 1982. Read
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Andrew Kang
Mr. Andrew J.S. Kang is the managing director of TAMC Ltd., a venture
capital fund headquartered in Plano, TX. He is also the president
of Natural Polymer International Corporation, a privately held high
tech startup company based in Richardson, Texas, which focuses on
researching biodegradable materials for different industrial and
commercial applications. Read
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Jackie Kimzey
Jackie Kimzey joined Sevin Rosen Funds in 1999 after nearly 20 years
as an executive at wireless carrier and service provider companies.
He brings a keen understanding of what it takes for a promising
venture to evolve into a successful business and company. He has
held management positions at the semiconductor manufacturer Mostek
and was co-founder and CEO of wireless provider ProNet. He helped
develop proprietary products, generated "turn-around"
strategies, recruited top executives and played key roles in both
mergers and acquisitions. Read
More.
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