According to Nielsen Mobile’s Q4 Mobile Application Report on usage and revenue from wireless applications, Networks In Motion (NIM) led the location-based services (LBS) industry in the U.S. with 57 percent share of revenue from the top four U.S. carriers. Prior to NIM, Steve Andler, NIM’s VP of marketing, was VP marketing for the computer group of Toshiba, Fujitsu and Phoenix Technologies. Andler also held several roles at Apple where he re-launched the Newton PDA Platform and orchestrated the turnaround of the PowerBook division. He has spoken about LBS at a variety of events including CTIA Wireless multiple times.

Doug Antone, Networks In Motion (NIM) president and CEO, has been in the technology business for over 20 years and is an expert source on GPS and LBS. Antone led NIM to develop the most widely used mobile phone navigation applications in the world and is currently working on an advertising business model and incorporating advertising into the company’s LBS platform. According to Nielsen Mobile’s Q4 Mobile Application Report on usage and revenue from wireless applications, NIM led the location-based services industry in the U.S. with 57 percent share of revenue from the top four U.S. carriers.

As a Research Director with JupiterResearch, Julie Ask focuses on evolving trends in the telecommunications – specifically wireless - industry, examining both the marketing and technology issues these companies face as they look to deploy new technologies and services to enhance their businesses. JupiterResearch's wireless coverage examines business models, technology trends, and consumer behavior and attitudes to provide strategic advice and insight to those in the industry or those looking for a presence on the "third screen." Ask joined JupiterResearch in May 2001. Ask's telecom experience dates back to her research at COMSAT Laboratories where as an engineer she did microwave circuit design - the focus of her graduate work. After graduating, she began her career in as an engineer in Germany. After earning her M.B.A., she worked for almost five years as a management consultant within the both the Operations Management and Communications Groups at Booz Allen & Hamilton where her primary area of focus was telecommunications strategy in the US and Europe. Prior to joining Jupiter Research, she worked as a Business Development and Product Marketing Manager for a wireless data company, Livemind, a start-up in San Francisco. Ask holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and a M.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as well as an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan. She lives in San Francisco.

Frank founded Transpera with the vision of helping normal people enjoy new kinds of mobile video experiences. Frank formerly ran media products at InfoSpace and prior to that, ran the Windows Mobile Media Device and Services group at Microsoft. Frank also held a senior position at Onvia, a company he helped take public, and MSNBC where he drove the online video distribution business and interactive content division. He has most recently worked in the private equity industry doing mobile and entertainment strategy and portfolio company support. Frank started his career as a photojournalist documenting the plight of refugees globally.

Dave Bell has been involved in mobile entertainment and media since consumers began to purchase their first mobile handsets in the mid-1990s. Bell currently serves as the vice president of business development for PlayPhone, where he has spearheaded the company's content programming strategy and manages its business-to-business efforts. While at PlayPhone, Bell has secured relationships to distribute content for and power mobile destinations on behalf of some of the world's top retail and media companies including Wal-Mart, Sony BMG, ABC, Disney, EMI, Cartoon Network, RealNetworks, Vivendi Universal and many others. Prior to working with PlayPhone, Bell founded Chasma, one of the first publishers of branded, top-tier mobile games in North America. Under Bell's leadership as chief executive officer, Chasma pioneered innovative content for the CDMA BREW platform as one of QUALCOMM's first ten content partners. Before Chasmas sale to Kayak Interactive in 2005, the company had raised two rounds of venture capital from institutional and angel investors and launched more than a dozen branded and original products on hundreds of mobile devices. Bell has been a guest lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management and has been a featured participant at QUALCOMM's BREW Developers Conference, CTIA Wireless, the Mobile Entertainment Summit and E3. He has been profiled in Fortune Magazine, Inc. Magazine, Newsweek, the Boston Globe, Mass High Tech and CNNMoney. He was also included in the business management book Internet Technology and You: Thriving in the Internet Age, published by McGraw-Hill.

FRANK J. BERNHARD is one of today’s leading technology economists and a Managing Principal with OMNI Consulting Group. His consulting clients span the globe and include an impressive portfolio of Fortune 500 companies across various industry segments. Most noted for discovery and research in the domain of technology economics, the Firm’s research continues to pioneer much of the contemporary thinking that binds an understanding of technology and digital organizations. Current articles and research findings appear regularly in America’s Network, Intelligent Enterprise, The Wall Street Journal and other trade journals in the supply chain and telecommunications marketplace. A published author and featured analyst at industry events, he frequently lectures to executive forums throughout the United States and Europe—offering empirical insight and focus on the technology community.

Nitin brings extraordinary leadership and entrepreneurial vision with over a decade of business and technology expertise in computer networking, wireless communications and multimedia. Before Skyfire, he was senior manager of advanced development at Extreme Networks. Nitin co-founded Skyfire to create a significantly improved mobile browsing experience. As Skyfire’s CEO, Nitin is bringing a break-through technology that significantly advances mobile browsing to market. Before Skyfire, he was Senior Mgr of Advanced Development at Extreme Networks. He earned his B.E. in industrial electronics from Bharati Vidyapeeth U., and M.S. in electrical engineering from CalTech. He has three patents issued and four patents pending.

Christopher Brunner is vice president of mobile content & services at Univision Communications Inc., the premier Spanish-language media company in the United States. Chris is a seasoned mobile and digital convergence executive who has been at the forefront of this evolving media channel. He brings more than 14 years of experience in business development, marketing, sales management and operations In the past four and a half years he has been leading the mobile interactivity, content and mobile revenue for Univision Communications. He combines his experience in mobile channels, cross platform digital extensions with his understanding of the U.S. Hispanic market and expertise in entertainment and wireless sectors to deliver innovative, results oriented mobile solutions to audiences and marketing partners. Prior to Univision, Chris worked for Single Touch Interactive, Qualcomm Inc., CBS Storerunner and PRIMEDIA, Inc. Each of these executive engagements became platforms to his increasing role in shaping the mobile and digital industry. He also owned, and sold, two companies prior to joining Univision. Chris is active in a number of industry organizations including the Mobile Marketing Association (Board of Directors ’07), CTIA WIC Leadership Council, iHollywood, BREW and IAB (Mobile Committee) that ensure that he has continued leadership and impact in the digital convergence world. He attended the University of Arizona, where he majored in Political Science and History. He was also a Cavalry Scout in the United States Army. In his free time, Chris enjoys spending time with his wife and two young daughters, sailing, exercising, golfing, reading and traveling.

Brian Burke joined Smashing Ideas in 2005 and leads corporate and business development efforts at the studio, and has 10+ years of experience in online media and digital entertainment. Also serving as General Manager of Smashing Content, the mobile content division of Smashing Ideas, Brian and his team are building the Flash® Lite™ content ecosystem as the leading aggregator and distributor of mobile entertainment and applications. Prior to Smashing Ideas, Brian held leadership positions at several pioneering digital companies, including Zango, Inc., where he served as Senior Director, creating the company’s online content business, and Atom Entertainment (now an MTV Networks company) as the Vice President of Syndication, where he built the company’s multi-screen, content syndication business. Brian also held senior roles at Vendaria Media Inc, and Imation Publishing Software (formerly a division of Adobe). He received his M.A. in European Studies from K.U. Leuven, Belgium and earned his B.A. in Communications Studies at Seattle University.

Sean Byrnes, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder at Flurry – Sean previously worked in the eServices group at Verizon Communications, developing new consumer services from emerging technologies. He conceived and then lead the deployment of Verizon's New York City-wide WiFi network, named one of the top 10 innovations of 2003 by Yahoo!. The following year, he led the deployment of Verizon's Voice wing (VoIP) service in only 5 months from conception to release, winning Verizon's Masters Award for his contributions. He has been interviewed by the NY Times and Linux World about innovation in telecommunications. Sean holds a B.A. from Dartmouth College in Engineering and an M.Eng. from Cornell University in Computer Science.

Susan Cashen, Vice President, Marketing Susan runs mywaves, Inc.’s global marketing activities, driving acquisition, and brand and corporate awareness for the company. She brings 20 years of consumer marketing experience to mywaves, having worked with many of the top brands in the digital entertainment space. Before joining mywaves, Susan worked for DVR pioneer, TiVo. She started in 1999 with the marching orders to build TiVo into a consumer brand and in 2003, assumed responsibility for TiVo’s outbound marketing managing customer acquisition and retention, advertising, direct and online marketing and PR. In 2005, Susan worked as a consultant for SutherlandGold, a firm that specializes in building brand awareness for consumer technology and digital media companies. Susan holds a B.A. with honors in Russian studies from Hamilton College, Clinton, NY. She serves on the board of the MVLA High School Foundation and lends assistance to CAR, an organization that helps the developmentally disabled and FLY, a group dedicated to supporting at-risk youth. An avid runner and cyclist, Susan hits the picturesque Bay Area roadways whenever she can.

Erica is responsible for the development and deployment of strategic partnerships, licensing, syndication and advertising programs. Prior to Greystripe, Erica was the VP of Business Development for LimeLife Inc. where she brought in notable partners and licenses like NBCUniversal, Time Inc., Bravo Television and others. Erica was also the Director of Business Development for Digital Chocolate where she acquired and managed external relationships including OEMs and technology partners. Before Digital Chocolate, she worked for Bain & Company with the Telecom and Technology Practice to identify strategic development priorities. She currently leads the Downloadable Working Group of the MMA's Ad Standards Committee.

Albert Chu is responsible for developing business and marketing alliances on behalf of ACCESS CO., LTD. with leading companies in the telecommunications, consumer electronics and media industries. As VP, Marketing & Alliances, he drives the ACCESS Connect Ecosystem partner program, a global ecosystem of companies that are setting the market direction for innovative converged technologies and solutions developed by ACCESS and its partners. In addition, Chu is responsible for the marketing operations for ACCESS Systems Americas. Chu came to ACCESS from PalmSource, where he was vice president of business development. From 1996 to 2002, Chu was the business development vice president at AT&T Labs, where he brought emerging technologies to market. In addition, he headed the OneComm Project Office, overseeing the product management, research and development, operations and business development of a suite of unified communications services for AT&T business units and external service providers. From 1982 to 1996, Chu was at Apple Computer, where his last position was vice president of corporate marketing alliances. His earlier responsibilities at Apple included product planning and strategy vice president in the Personal Interactive Electronics Division, marketing vice president in the New Media and Entertainment Division, and Japan business development director in Apple Pacific. He was responsible for the product marketing and product introduction teams for dozens of Apple's key products, including the Apple III, Newton, and Apple's localized products for the Japanese and Asia Pacific market. Chu has a degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford University and completed the Advanced Executive Program at Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

Bruce Crair has over 20 years of senior management experience leading public and private high technology companies. From 2003 to 2005, he served as co-founder and COO of ZeroDegrees, Inc., an Internet company that provided online social networking services to business professionals. Crair was president for Sprint PCS/Cox Communications PCS from 1995 to 1998, where he successfully built the wireless voice business in Southern California from inception to a leadership position in the PCS market. From 1999 to 2001, he was president and COO for eVoice, Inc., an integrated IP telephony services company, which was purchased by America Online in 2001. Crair now leads Local.com’s daily operations and drives the company’s mobile service, Local Mobile™.

Kevin Davis, President and Chief Operating Officer, joined Hollywood.Com, Inc. in August, 2007. Mr. Davis assumed the role overseeing the day-to-day management and development of Hollywood.com as well as network sales for the Hollywood Online Network including MovieTickets.com, HollywoodWiretap.com and various other entertainment web properties and fan sites. Mr. Davis is leading the company’s audience expansion strategy, including the development and acquisition of new online and media properties focused on the entertainment space. Prior to joining Hollywood Media Corp, Mr. Davis served at several companies in the entertainment, Internet and media industries. Most recently, he was Vice President of Product Development & General Manager of Variety Online the Web arm of leading global entertainment industry trade, Daily Variety. In addition Mr. Davis served as Group Publisher of the Variety’s Home Entertainment Group which included industry publications and web properties such as Video Business, Content Agenda (which he conceived & launched), and the “bible of film production” LA 411 and New York 411. Prior to joining the Variety Division at Reed Business Information, Mr. Davis spent eight years in online management consulting, where he worked with numerous leading entertainment clients including Disney, Warner Bros., Fox, Universal, Sony Pictures, CAA & Technicolor. His focus involved the launching of Internet businesses and the development of Web strategies for media and entertainment companies. Mr. Davis began his career working in sales and promotion for Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. Davis has been a featured speaker, moderator and panelist for several industry trade shows, as well as been a guest lecturer at UCLA’s Graduate Program of Library Arts & Sciences and the Merril School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Born in the United Kingdom, Mr. Davis is a graduate of California State University, Northridge and he lives in Calabasas, CA with his wife and two children.

Bart Decrem is a co-founder and CEO of Tapulous, a Palo Alto-based startup building a family of fun and social apps for the iPhone. Previously, Bart was the founding CEO of Flock, the social web browser company and a co-founder of Eazel, a company working to make Linux easier to use. Bart also headed all marketing and business affairs for the Mozilla Foundation through the Firefox 1.0 launch.

Ray DeRenzo, MobiTV As Vice President of Business and Product Development, Ray DeRenzo is charged with driving many areas of growth for MobiTV. DeRenzo works with media companies, TV broadcasters, wireless carriers and enabling third parties such as device manufacturers and system integrators, to drive adoption of MobiTV. Prior to MobiTV, DeRenzo was Vice President of Business and Market Development for Telephia, where he focused on European market entry for this leading provider of syndicated competitive performance information and wireless consulting services. Previously, DeRenzo was Chief Marketing Officer at Vodafone, where he was responsible for all aspects of product management, development, sales and support of Vodafone’s Global Service Delivery Platform. Prior to Vodafone, DeRenzo focused on new product development for AirTouch Communications, a developer of new voice and data services. DeRenzo began his career at Pacific Bell/Pacific Telesis, where he spent nearly 18 years in a variety of roles. He was a founding member of the team at Pacific Bell Mobile Services and also held roles in Product Management, Business Development, Strategy and Planning. DeRenzo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Regional Planning from California State University (San Francisco) and a Masters in Business Administration from St. Mary’s College

Mark Donovan spent most of the past decade developing and implementing strategies to use new technologies to transform communication. Working with mobile operators, handset manufacturers and content providers in North America, Europe and Asia, he helped define new business opportunities and bring mobile technologies and services to market. He has more than a decade of experience conducting survey research, data analysis and modeling. Donovan is a frequent speaker on new media and mobility and a prolific author.

Chris Drake is Senior Director of Business Development for thePlatform, where he has responsibility for the company’s mobile and cross-platform efforts including relationships with carriers and content publishers. In addition to thePlatform's success in mobile, working with customers such as Verizon Wireless' V CAST, Helio, Airborne Entertainment and Mobliss, thePlatform currently manages and publishes online video to both mobile and broadband sites for a number of well-respected respected consumer brands, including: BBC, CNBC, CBS's College Sports TV, Comcast, Gannett, HIT Entertainment, PBS KIDS Sprout, Sony BMG, The Hearst Corporation, Vongo, and numerous others. Drake previously worked at RealNetworks as director of marketing and strategic relations, where he focused on the company’s efforts in mobile media and entertainment. Drake has held other positions in the high tech and management consulting industry.

As CEO of NearbyNow, Inc., Scott Dunlap brings over 14 years of experience in developing new Internet technologies to strengthen retailer connections with customers. At E.piphany, Inc., his product management team developed data mining and marketing technology to help retailers such as Charles Schwab, Microsoft, and Godiva better target and grow their customers. Later he joined the founding team of Loudcloud (now Opsware: OPSW) to operate and manage some of the largest e-commerce sites in the world for companies like Nike, Fannie Mae, Univision, and USA Today. Scott is on the Board of Advisors for Reactrix and Coverity. Scott Dunlap has spoken at and is slated to speak at the following events: • Web Ventures 2008 • Search Insider Summit 2008 • SES ILM 07 • Where 2.0 • Telemantics 08 • Luxury Interactive 2008 • Local Search 2007

Timothy Favia, president and CEO of mSnap, is the co-founder and former executive vice president of Mediaplex (MPLX) now (VCLK), and has 20+ years experience with venture backed start-ups, from inception through IPO. Companies he’s worked with include Oxygen Electronics, Openport Technologies, and Thomson-CSF IT Group. Tim is a great resource for discussing overall trends in mobile and online advertising.

As Senior VP, Advertising Strategy, Bill brings extensive advertising sales management experience to GoldSpot Media. Formally VP of Advertising Revenue and Strategy for QUALCOMM’s MediaFLO division, Bill established a successful ad sales strategy for the launch of the company’s mobile multicast video product. Previously with QUALCOMM as VP, General Manager for Eudora products, Bill restored the email division to nearly 3 years of profitability with the help of an advertising sales component supported by dozens of advertisers. Prior to Eudora, Bill served as Sales VP in the QIS division, leading BREW worldwide sales efforts to mobile operators and culminating in successful agreements with KTF (South Korea), KDDI (Japan) and Verizon Wireless. Preceding QUALCOMM, Bill held several executive ad sales positions at Newsweek, most recently as National Director of Sales Development.

Michael Gartenberg is a technology strategist, author and speaker, specializing in personal technology. He is currently employed as Vice President of Mobile Strategy at Jupitermedia and offers insight and analyst on consumer mobile technology at the popular Mediabistro site, mobiledevicestoday.com. In addition, Michael writes a business technology column for Computerworld magazine. Michael is quoted extensively about personal, mobile and digital entertainment technologies in industry trade publications online and in print, as well as in leading publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time, Newsweek and US News and World Reports. He has also been a guest commentator on network news shows as well as CNN, CNBC, FOX News and MSNBC. Prior to his current roles, he was Vice President and Research Director at JupiterResearch (now owned by Forrester Research) where he led coverage on emerging consumer technology platforms and provides advice that helps clients take advantage of a variety of access technologies, digital information devices and software platforms. Leveraging Jupiter Research's expertise in these areas, he launched Jupiter's PC & Console Games service, Wi-Fi Mobility service among others as well as Jupiter Research's Analyst Weblogs. Prior to Jupiter Research, Michael was Managing Director at Hudson Ventures, a Manhattan-based venture capital firm. Prior to Hudson, Michael was Vice President and Research Area Director of Gartner Inc., leading the Personal and Distributed Technologies research area. At Gartner, his research focused on personal and mobile computing. He was also recognized at Gartner and throughout the technology industry as the leading watcher and analyst covering Microsoft Corp. Michael holds both his B.A. and M.A. from Yeshiva University in New York.

Ben Gibson brings over 15 years of networking industry experience to Cisco Systems, where he leads all outbound marketing initiatives for Cisco's Wireless LAN Business Unit. Prior to Cisco, Gibson served as Vice President of Marketing at both Meru Networks and Proxim Corporation, where he led global marketing, communications, investor relations, and channel marketing programs. During his tenures both at at Meru and Proxim, Gibson successfully positioned the companies in the emerging voice-over-WLAN and WiMAX markets, launched several new broadband wireless solutions targeting outdoor applications, and developed successful global channel and demand generation programs. Prior to Proxim, Gibson served as Director of Marketing at Atrica, Inc., where he helped establish the company as a leader in the Optical Ethernet market. Gibson has also held product marketing positions at Cisco for the Catalyst 2900/3500 Switching families, and at 3Com Corporation.

Daren serves as Vice President and General Manager of Veveo’s consumer service vTap. Daren brings 13 years of media and entertainment experience to Veveo having performed a broad range of roles including executive management, marketing, sales and product management. Prior to Veveo, Daren served as Senior Vice President of Business Development at ChoiceStream. Before ChoiceStream, Daren was Senior Vice President Marketing at MusicMaker.com. Prior to joining MusicMaker, Daren served as COO of Putumayo World Music, a record label presenting the best in Latin, African, Reggae, Celtic and other world music compilations. Daren began his career as an attorney focused on entertainment law, but left private practice to co-found the Hear Music record label. Daren has J.D. from the University Of Connecticut School Of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from the same University. He is a frequent industry speaker on the topics of personalization, social networking and the semantic web.

Sagar Golla, Founder and CEO of AppVoyage. At AppVoyage he pioneered web to mobile content publishing platform to create contextual widgets and ads in drag & drop paradigm by end-users and marketers. Before that he ran web application security consultanting firm, active member and contributor to web application security consortium, which produces widely agreed upon best-practice security standards for the World Wide Web.He has 12 years of experience, worked at both startups as well as established companies in the silicon valley. He worked as software architect for content services appliance startup funded by Sequoia. As early as 1993, during his Master's he developed one of a kind authoring system for Hypertext which is similar to current day wiki. He has patents filed on system and method to create location aware mobile widgets, and one patent issued on policy management for application virtualization.

Manny Gonzalez serves as senior director of mobile technology at Keynote Systems, Inc. He is responsible for the product management, engineering and advanced technical support of Keynote's Mobile Test and Monitoring services. He has more than 20 years of experience in developing and delivering software solutions in the high-tech industry, and leads the development of web-based visualization and provisioning applications.

Kay is working in NOKIA Games Publishing heading the North American Marketing Team. In his role, he is responsible for the Development and Execution of compelling and engaging Marketing Campaigns, creating and developing games brands that appeal to a broad range of consumers including the iconic Nokia mobile game Snakes. Kay has also B2B Marketing responsibility managing partnerships with organizations like the IMGA and others, and represents Nokia as a member of the board of Governors at MI6, the only games marketer organization. Kay joined Nokia in 2004 as a Producer for the European Games Publishing, where he was responsible for the production and management of external development teams. In 2005 he joined the Developer Relations team and took over Global Industry Marketing for N-Gage in 2006 as the interface to the mobile games development community. With a broad background in the games industry for more then 14 years that includes Marketing, Product Marketing, Sales, Design and Development positions on multiple platforms, Kay brings a breadth of experience to his role. He has been working on more then 20 titles successfully positioned in markets around the globe. Kay also gained extensive experience in project management and new product development working for General Electrics Industrial Systems in Europe and North America. He co-filed a marketing patent that got introduced into a wide range of industrial products. Kay is a member of IGDA and a regular speaker on topics of games, marketing and media convergence at events around the world like GDC, GC, XML and others.

Adrian Hall has 19 years of management experience in international marketing, business development and sales in the IT and wireless networking industries. As chief marketing officer at Bytemobile, Hall is responsible for marketing, business development, partnership management, education services, and corporate communications. He has helped to drive the company’s expansion from laptop data optimization to web and multimedia content adaptation and advertising for mobile devices. Prior to joining Bytemobile in 2002, Hall directed Business Development at Visto Corporation. Previously, he spent 12 years in a variety of global management positions at Hewlett-Packard Company, based in both Europe and North America.

Mark Hyland is vice president of marketing at QuickPlay Media, the industry leader in mobile media management and distribution solutions, where he oversees product, communications and channel/partner marketing programs for customers including 13+ mobile service providers in North America and Europe, and 150+ media companies worldwide. A successful entrepreneur and media industry expert, Hyland serves on the dotMobi Advisory Group (MAG) Steering Committee where he is co- vice chair of the MAG Mobile Multimedia Content taskforce, and is a frequent speaker - most recently at Digital Hollywood Spring. Prior to joining QuickPlay, Hyland was Director, Broadband & Digital Services at CBC, a leading Canadian broadcaster.

Steve joined Smashing Ideas in February 2005 having been active in the new media industry for over 10 years. Prior to Smashing Ideas, Steve was President and CEO of Applied Semantics, Inc. a web application company sold to Google. Earlier, Steve served as senior vice president and general manager of iXL, Inc., where he created the global Media & Entertainment division and produced innovative consumer-focused Internet sites and revenue-generating business-to-business online initiatives. Steve was also the founder and CEO of Spin Cycle Entertainment. While overseeing the implementation of numerous Web sites, Steve directed and produced six TV shows for Universal Studios as well as the Microsoft television special on the launch of Windows 95. Steve's company (a Smashing Ideas client in 1998) was credited with creating Universal's first Java-enabled online game with Jurassic Park, as well as the first utilization of streaming audio for a Waterworld online game over nine years ago.

Mark most recently served as the EVP at Silicon Valley-based loopt, Inc., a ground-breaking social mapping startup backed by Sequoia Capital and New Enterprise Associates. Before joining loopt, Jacobstein was the founding President for Digital Chocolate, one of the world's largest publishers of mobile games, which raised more than $20M in venture capital from Sequoia Capital, KPCB, and Sutter Hill. Mark was also the CEO and founder of Small World Sports, the world's first online fantasy sports business, where he raised more than $20M from Flatiron Ventures, SCP, CCP and NBC before selling the business to Paul Allen's The Sporting News. In addition, Jacobstein co-founded Small World Software, an Internet technology consultancy, which he sold to iXL in 1998. He then served as the SVP of sales and business development for iXL's New York office before its 1999 IPO. Jacobstein studied Computer Science at Harvard University and began his career as a software developer at Bloomberg L.P.

Babak Jafarian has more than 15 years of experience in technology and product development in the wireless communications industry. Prior to co-founding Ortiva in 2004, he led the Network Solutions Group at Wireless Facilities, Inc. (WFI), and held management roles at Motorola and O2 in the UK. Babak holds a Ph.D. in electronic and electrical engineering from King's College London and an MBA from the London School of Economics.

Keith Katz was previously the Head of North American Marketing for mobile gaming company Gameloft. Prior to Gameloft, Katz worked for Atari in global brand management and led his own startup called Little Upstarts that promotes physical development in infants and toddlers. Katz also brings experience from a stint in brand marketing for the NFL and an early career with Feld Entertainment where he marketed family brands such as Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus and Disney on Ice. Katz received his MBA from Columbia Business School and his BA from Tulane University.

Tom has been in the wireless industry since 1994. Prior to Verve, he was a venture capitalist with Blue Run Ventures, formerly Nokia Venture Partners, for over six years. While at BRV, Tom was a contributing principal on many investments, including PayPal (sold to eBay), eVoice (sold to AOL), MongoMusic (sold to Microsoft), and Lightningcast (sold to AOL). Prior to Blue Run Ventures, Tom spent several years working in Nokia Corporation's Mergers and Acquisition Group. Tom received his undergraduate degree in Finance from the University of Texas at Austin and his MBA from George Mason University.

Amit Khanduja is the Executive Vice President, responsible forcompany's worldwide sales and operations, including end-to-endmanagement of Jump's sales, service and support in all markets andcountries. He also heads Jump Games Americas Business Unit.Amit has more than 15 years of high-technology consumer and enterpriseexperience, holding key positions at several leading companies andstart-ups, including Sun Microsystems, HP and Tira Wireless. Tillrecently, as the Managing Director for East NA and APAC for TiraWireless, Amit was instrumental in growing the business by 200% inlast 12 months. Previously he was leading the marketing and BusinessDevelopment initative for Sun Java CDS and Sun J2ME partners andBusiness Development. Amit has also worked with HP as Director ofMobile E-Services solutions and held positions in marketing, productmanagement, and business development.Amit received an MBA from Oxford, UK and a bachelor's degree incomputer engineering from University of Bangalore, India.

Doug brings 23 years of experience to LightPole. As the founding CEO of Vernier, Doug brought cutting edge wireless management and security capabilities to the enterprise WLAN and network access control markets. As the President of NuvoMedia, Doug oversaw product development that led to the Rocket eBook shipping within 10 months of the company’s funding. Doug co-founded NCD and served as CTO, creating NCD’s most successful product line, which earned $20M in sales its 1st year. Doug recently co-founded LightPole, a company that creates carrier-grade back-end server infrastructure and applications to enable publishers to publish geo-specific bcontent to mobile devices.

Kurt Kruger, senior product marketing manager for HP's Handheld global business unit, has 25 years of technology experience and is currently focused on the intersection of mobility and unified communications for HP iPAQ smartphones. Prior to joining the iPAQ team, Kruger held a variety of product management and marketing roles at Cisco, Avaya, and Apple, as well as several Silicon Valley startups.

Michael Kurtzman, managing director, Sybase 365, has spent the past decade driving strategy at the leading edge of wireless entertainment, advertising and applications. As Managing Director for Sybase 365, Kurtzman drives the planning and execution that provides clients with a comprehensive mobile offering including advertising, messaging and marketing. His team manages relationships with global media and content firms, including online companies, entertainment and media firms and branding and marketing agencies. Under Kurtzman’s direction, Sybase 365 has enabled hundreds of major brands and content owners to integrate compelling mobile advertising and marketing components into their overall mix, delivering measurable results. Prior to Sybase 365, Kurtzman was vice president of sales and marketing for Versaly, a leading mobile brand management company. Sybase 365, a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc. leads the world in the global delivery and settlement of mobile messaging interoperability, and the management and distribution of mobile content. Processing more than eight billion messages per month, Sybase 365 reaches more than 700 mobile operators around the world.

Steven Lamont is a former Partner at Accenture and former McKinsey consultant with a 28-year track record of consulting and senior management experience in the telecommunications, high technology, retailing and transportation industries. He has led efforts to grow companies and new products in a wide variety of business conditions including identifying new acquisitions, developing and executing bold strategies, defining and developing new products and services, and implementing new channels and promotions to drive profitable growth. Prior to becoming an engagement partner with Crimson, Lamont was senior vice president of marketing and sales for NextWave Broadband of Henderson, NV. Before that, he held a variety of senior roles over an 11-year period at Accenture in San Francisco. As an Accenture partner and in other leadership positions at the firm, he led major projects for a wide variety of telecommunications and high technology clients throughout the world. Prior to Accenture, Steven was corporate director of marketing and CMO for McCaw Cellular Communications of Kirkland, WA where he was responsible for national marketing strategies and field marketing. Before that, he was vice president of passenger marketing for Vancouver, Canada-based Canadian Pacific Air Lines. Steven began his career at McKinsey and Company where he consulted to senior management in a broad range of international companies on strategy, operations efficiency and organizational effectiveness. Steven earned an MBA from Harvard Business School and a B. Sc. in computer sciences from the University of Toronto. In his free time Steven enjoys travel, skiing, and sailing.

As the IAB’s director of research Joe Laszlo plays a key role in driving the IAB’s thought leadership among members and across the industry at large. Laszlo manages most major IAB research initiatives, provides guidance and advice for IAB members with research questions, and oversees the IAB’s Research Council. Laszlo’s current projects include writing a white paper on the state of mobile interactive advertising and spearheading an ongoing IAB project to assess online video ad effectiveness. Laszlo began his IAB career in September, 2007, following an eight-year tenure as a research director at Jupiter Research. During his time at Jupiter, Laszlo was widely acknowledged as an authority on numerous aspects of the technology and business of interactive media. Laszlo holds an M.A. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a B.A. in East Asian studies from Columbia University. He lives in New York City.

Eric Litman has spent the past 17 years staying on the leading edge of mobile trends and innovation. Eric began his career with technical and software engineering positions at GEnie, a pre-Internet online service provider, and NeXT Computer. He is a pioneer of the Internet's commercialization, and as a co-founder of Proxicom, helped to build one of the first, largest, and most successful publicly traded e-business consultancies. Eric most recently served as Managing Director of WashingtonVC, an early-stage fund and incubator. Previously, Eric held senior executive roles in high-growth Internet businesses, as founder and CEO of Viaduct Technologies, a global Internet, mobile technology, and management consulting practice. Previously, he was instrumental in building digitalNATION, a world leading web hosting and services provider, from its launch through its $100m acquisition by Verio Internet/NTT (NYSE: NTT).

Stan Little is responsible for all Marketing and Business Development activities including product marketing, marketing communications, product management and systems engineering as well as developing new partners and strategic alliances. He has been in the telecommunications industry for more than 21 years marketing software applications to tier one communications carriers and has held key positions in new product development and product management, strategic alliances, business development, and sales management. Little was most recently the Senior Vice President of Operations at Glenayre Messaging, and previously Vice President of Consumer Solutions at Sylantro Systems Corporation, a leading supplier of VoIP applications software. Additionally, he has worked for such notable firms as Hewlett Packard, Pacific Telesis, Octel Communications, and Lucent Technologies. Little earned a BS in electrical engineering from Duke University, MS in electrical engineering from Purdue University and MBA in marketing and finance from the University of California, Berkeley

Jeffrey Litvack is the Global Director New Media Markets for the Associated Press. Jeff is responsible for identifying and assessing new market and product opportunities for the AP worldwide. Under Jeff’s leadership, the AP introduced the award-winning Mobile News Network, a multimedia service aimed at mobile users who want access to local and national news from trusted news sources – wherever they are. Since its launch in May, the MNN has grown to more than 700 participating newspapers, was named the “Best in News” mobile application by The New York Times, and was named runner-up for best Web application in the Apple Design Awards competition. The Mobile News Network is available on all mobile phones at www.apnews.com and at the Apple App Store via iTunes. Previously, Jeff served as the Executive Director at the Museum of Television & Radio, where he sourced, negotiated, and executed online video partnerships with leading-edge technology companies specializing in digitization, storage, retrieval, and rights management. Prior to MT&R, Jeff was with Yack, Inc., the "TV Guide to the Web" as the Head of Business Development and Strategic Planning and was responsible for expanding the company's core product to include new forms of online programming (e.g. webcasts, video-on demand, online radio, etc). Jeff is highly regarded for his visionary knowledge of converging media platforms and channels and has spoken at numerous industry conferences, including Digital Hollywood, Streaming Media West, Mobile Advertising 2008, EMediatainment World, and the IAB Leadership Forum on Mobile. He is also the author of several published works in such publications as HFMA's Managing the Margins, Advanced Magazine and Healthcare Informatics. Jeff holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a B.S. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business where he graduated summa cum laude.

Steve Livingston is the chief marketing officer for mBlox and is responsible for driving mBlox’s position as global mobile industry leader. Livingston is charged with developing mBlox’s market leadership in the U.S., Europe and Southeast Asia, and enhances the company’s visibility in meeting the growing needs of mobile businesses worldwide. Livingston is a member of the 2008 North American Board of Directors for the Mobile Marketing Association. Livingston has more than 25 years of marketing experience having held senior level positions with Bytemobile, Inc., AT&T Wireless, Cellular One and IBM. He has been a speaker at national events including CTIA and Digital Hollywood. While with Bytemobile, Livingston held the position of executive vice president of worldwide marketing, sales, business development and customer operations where he to helped build the company into the world’s leading provider of data optimization solutions for mobile networks. Livingston holds a B.S. degree in business from the University of California, Berkeley.

As Co-Founder, President and COO of New Media Broadcasting Company, Russ is responsible for building a world class technology, marketing and global network operations team focused on providing businesses and consumers with the infrastructure to create and manage their mash communications networks. Before joining NewMBC, Russ was Co-Founder and Executive Vice President at EnterMedia Network Company, an interactive broadcast and audience information venture that pioneered online streaming and interactive content services. Prior to EnterMedia, Russ held a number of senior management positions in consumer electronics, enterprise computing and mobile services businesses. As Director of Strategic Business for Creative Labs, he had oversight for the Internet and Strategic Partners Business Unit. While at SkyTel, Russ led Strategic Alliances and served as program manager for the national launch of SkyTel 2way, the first commercial wireless PCS narrowband subscriber network in the U.S. A Silicon Valley native, he began his career at Hewlett-Packard and progressed rapidly through sales and marketing management ranks. Russ was also a sales executive at Veritas, the largest supplier of enterprise storage management software, where he developed new distribution channels for OEMs through the launch of the business and its subsequent IPO. His deep and broad expertise across technology and communications services exemplifies NewMBC’s vision, mission and passion for leading the next frontier in media creation and distribution.

Andrew MacFarlane brings 15 years of experience to his role as co-founder and CEO of Buzzwire. With deep strategic and operations expertise in broad scale communications applications for Internet and wireless services, MacFarlane has a proven track record for guiding innovative companies and bringing new services to market leadership. Prior to Buzzwire, MacFarlane was co-founder of Software.com where he helped lead the development and growth of the company from inception to IPO. MacFarlane played a key role in bringing Software.com and Phone.com together to form Openwave in 2000. MacFarlane served as vice president and general manager before leaving Openwave in 2006.

Craig McDonald is Chief Operating Officer at Valista with responsibility for field activities worldwide. Prior to joining Valista, Craig was Senior Director Business Development with iPIN were he led North American sales and business development efforts. Previously, he held senior management positions in the healthcare industry with Healthmark Group and Deleeuw Health where he acted as General Manager for European operations. Craig began his career with IBM as a Marketing Representative. Craig holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Michigan State University, 1987).

Cindy Lundin Mesaros is responsible for Moderati's marketing strategy, planning and activities, including branding, product management, content production, public relations and promotions. Cindy created the identity for the Modtones polyphonic ringtone services, launched in the summer of 2002, as well as the Moderati corporate identity. She is particularly proud to have voiced the original "incoming booty call" ringtone for Modtones. Cindy previously directed branding, advertising, promotions and public relations for online music provider Listen.com, solidifying awareness with their target market of young music fans and striking partnerships with independent record labels. As the first employee of Internet recruiting start-up Career Central, Cindy created the company's identity, built promotional partnerships with 50 business schools and an enrolled base of 35,000 MBA job candidates. Her background also includes stints in sports and non-profit marketing. Cindy holds a B.S. in business administration from U.C. Berkeley and an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern.

Christopher Nguyen is chief technology officer (CTO) and vice president of engineering at Bluepulse. Dr. Nguyen comes to Bluepulse with more than 13 years of industry experience. Most recently, he served as the engineering director at Google, responsible for operations of Google's Apps, including Gmail and Calendar, in both consumer and enterprise segments, serving hundreds of millions of users globally. Prior to that, Nguyen was founder and chief executive officer of ACTGent Software, where he delivered five generations of multi-million dollar real-time trading system acquired by SHB Bank in 2005. He was also founder and chief technology officer of Agenda-Asia, a 400-strong pan-Asia digital presence agency acquired by WPP in 2008. Nguyen has helped create more than $1 billion in shareholder value in the past decade. Earlier in his career, he was a professor at the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology and has also held technical positions at Xerox, Hewlett Packard and Intel. Nguyen holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of California, Berkeley and an MS and PhD in electrical engineering from Stanford University.

Markus A. Nordvik is the vice president of strategy and operations at 4INFO. In this role he is responsible for the development of 4INFO's mobile and web applications, and the operation of 4INFO's services. Markus joined as a founding engineer and has been instrumental in helping 4INFO's platform grow. Prior to 4INFO, Markus managed an engineering team at Quinstreet, an online advertising firm. Markus received his Bachelor of Science in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University.

Todd Ogasawara is the Editor for MobileAppsToday.com (part of Jupitermedia's MediaBistro family of sites). He has been annually named a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in the Mobile Devices category for the past decade. His varied tech interests focus on ultraportable wireless computing devices , virtualization, Mac OS X applications, and open source/proprietary software interoperability. He wrote the Shortcuts PDF book Windows for Intel Macs. He also contributed a couple of hacks to Derrick Story's book, Digital Photography Hacks and Paul Bausch's book Yahoo! Hacks. All books were published by O'Reilly Media. Prior to joining Jupitermedia, Todd was the eGovernment Team Leader for the State of Hawaii, Advanced Technology Engineer for GTE/Verizon, and founding online manager for the Microsoft Network (MSN) Computer Telephony and Windows CE Forums.

Peter Olfe is Founder of Yojo Mobile, a mobile services company delivering location-based applications that meet people where they live, work and play. Peter has worked in the mobile industry for over ten years. The bulk of his time was spent at Nokia Mobile Phones (NMP) where he held a number of executive positions. His last position at NMP was as Director of Strategy Asia Pacific, responsible for defining growth strategies for the Asia Pacific region as well as for key country markets. Since leaving NMP at the end of 2003,Peter has helped a number of telecommunications start-ups get off the ground. He obtained an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from Middlebury College

John Orlando is responsible for market and service strategies, and corporate branding and marketing programs for LiveWire Mobile, a leading mobile personalization services provider that delivers Full-track Music, Videos, Ringback Tones and Ringtones to mobile operators worldwide. As part of his responsibilities, he leads several global teams that define and create the next-generation of mobile personalization services delivered through a comprehensive managed service offering. He is the former CMO of NMS Communications, a leading applications and media processing provider. In his earlier career at NMS, he was head of product marketing for NMS's breakthrough Ringback service offering. John joined NMS in 1997 through an acquisition of ViaDSP, where he was responsible for product management of voice-over-IP gateways. John is currently the Americas Vice Chair of the Mobile Entertainment Forum.

Lon serves as Access 360 Media's CEO and has responsibility for the leadership of the entire organization overseeing the company's management team and portfolio of products and services. A well-known interactive media pioneer, Otremba is a veteran operating executive and advisor in the Internet publishing, print, television and broadcast music industries. He's a frequent commentator on interactive marketing and operating strategies, presenting at such events as the Forbes CFO Conference, The Economist Conference, and numerous BusinessWeek, Internet World, and AdTech Conferences. Otremba currently sits on the board of EEI Communications, a leading provider of outsourced new media, print publishing and staffing services; Cardium Therapeutics, Inc., a publicly traded interventional cardiology company focused on the commercial development of myocardial-derived cardiovascular growth factor therapeutics; and Artes Medical, a privately held, vertically integrated medical technology company focused on the development of new and innovative products for the plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery and dermatology markets. He also served on the executive board of the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Prior to joining Access 360 Media, Otremba was CEO of Muzak, LLC, the world's largest provider of commercial music services, where the company generated $245mm in revenues and $66mm in EBITDA during Otremba's tenure. His primary mission was to restructure all Muzak operations from top to bottom, including completely centralizing of the company's operations and introducing handheld technology to its 500+ technician force. Otremba also served as executive vice president of America Online's Interactive Marketing Group, a $720mm+ business responsible for developing and leading the short and long-term strategy and operations for AOL's advertising and e-commerce business turnaround. Many of the initiatives undertaken during his term formed the foundation for AOL's reemergence as an interactive marketing leader. He was also part of the team that launched Mail.com (now EasyLink Services Corporation), helped guide them through an IPO in 1999, and served as president and COO. Before that, he was one of the founding members of the CNET Networks management team, where he was executive vice president, responsible for developing CNET's highly successful revenue model in interactive media and television, and helped position the company for a successful IPO in 1996. Previously, he held various senior executive management positions at Ziff Davis Publishing and CMP Media. He began his career at Procter and Gamble.

Manish Patel founded Where 2 Get It, Inc. in 1997 and is a popular speaker at search industry and general business events. He has received awards for Small Business, Diversity and Minority Owned Business Excellence and has been recognized as a Top Young Executive. Patel’s vision and passion for building a business through hard work and continuous improvement is the driving force that propels Where2GetIt forward. Patel’s strategic planning and management guidance has enabled Where 2 Get It to achieve its current market and technology leadership position by helping the world change the way we shop. For 10 years, Where 2 Get It has helped customers locate products and services both online and locally from its 550+ clients worldwide including such brands as Outback Steakhouse, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Office Depot, Buckle, Lane Furniture, Seiko, Columbia, Patagonia, Reebok, Hoover, Electrolux, Sony, Monster Cable and ViewSonic. Prior to Where2GetIt, Patel was Director of eCommerce at Arlington Industries, a $100 million office product supplier. While at Arlington, he established the company’s first Internet platform and completed their back-end integrated that platform with the company’s NxTrend ERP. In addition, he established the framework to sell consulting services from websites with commerce to Arlington’s 4000 worldwide dealers. From 1995 to 1996, Patel served as Director of Internet Marketing at NGT, an Internet training organization where he established the industry’s first vendor-neutral Internet WEBmaster Certification Program. He is credited with launching a nationwide Certification Internet testing program through 700 Sylvan testing centers nationwide. He is a member of many leading marketing and interactive organizations. Patel earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Chicago.

A ten-year veteran of the film and television business, John most recently led mobile media research and design for Sony R&D in Tokyo, focusing on developing market-enabling applications for cameraphones and other media-rich devices. Before Sony, he founded Meteor Studios, one of Canada's largest digital animation studios. He was also previously president and executive producer of Icestorm Digital studio and held design and product marketing positions at Softimage and Avid Technology. John earned his undergraduate degree in cinematography from Boston University, where he also later served as an adjunct professor in the graduate film program.

Rajeev Raman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder Rajeev is the founder and CEO of mywaves. His vision to deliver free video entertainment to mobile phones around the globe is predicated on his personal passion for all things “video” and a desire to empower consumers with anytime-access to their favorite video content. The premise has taken off and driving unprecedented growth. mywaves has quickly become the world’s largest mobile video destination for consumers. Prior to founding the company, Rajeev was an Entrepreneur-In-Residence at Menlo Ventures where he incubated mywaves and assisted with other investment activities. Before that, Rajeev was a founding executive at Questra Corporation, a Menlo Ventures portfolio company, where he led business and product development. He also served on Questra’s board of directors. Rajeev’s personal interests include cycling, running and table tennis. He volunteers with TiE (Association of Indus Entrepreneurs), and the India Literacy Program.

Mitch Rotter has over fifteen years of experience in the music and entertainment industry. He joined Thumbplay from Infospace Mobile where he most recently served as Director of Content Licensing and Acquisition overseeing all of Infospace's media distribution agreements. Prior to Infospace, Mitch served as SVP of Soundtracks and Music Development for New Line Cinema where among other accomplishments he served as executive producer for the Grammy nominated soundtracks to I Am Sam and Lord of the Rings.

As Director of Global Marketing for LiMo Foundation, Andrew Shikiar helps develop and articulate LiMo's vision and market strategy. LiMo Foundation has 40+ members including mobile operators representing over 500 million subscribers across North America, Asia and Europe. Shikiar has a history of bringing collaborative technologies to market – having served on Sun’s first Java marketing team as well as through work as Membership Director for industry consortia such as the Liberty Alliance Project and Blade.org. He was also a founding executive of Radical Communication, where he drove market adoption of the industry’s first interactive video and email marketing technology solutions.

Mr. Sikora has an extensive history in Internet and wireless technology. He has been the CEO of several Internet based companies such as ForeFront Inc. (eLearning), Question Inc. (Internet Marketing and eCommerce), Ventix Inc. (Knowledge Support Systems) and Pervasive Software (Database and Integration infrastructure). Mr. Sikora founded Digby in 2006, with a goal to radically improve the mobile purchasing experience. Mr. Sikora is currently the President and CEO of Digby a company focused on delivering mobile electronic commerce services to users of mobile devices. Mr. Sikora has spoken at several industry conferences on the topic of mobile commerce including CTIA, Internet Retailer and others. Mr. Sikora holds a MBA from Harvard University.

Matthew Silk is Senior Vice President for Waterfall Mobile, Inc., responsible for corporate development, strategic partnerships, and client services. He leads the marketing and media efforts for the company's West coast operations as general manager of Waterfall's Los Angeles office. Prior to joining Waterfall Mobile, Silk held a number of senior positions with E*TRADE Financial. As Director, Retail Product Management, he was responsible for all web brokerage and core user experience products. He integrated and led the product steering committee and delivered one of the largest trading initiatives in the company's history. Over his tenure he led several site re-designs, launched an in-house charting system, and re-engineered their content architecture and aggregation strategies. He also worked at Xircom, Inc., acquired by Intel, as a Business Analyst managing all primary and secondary research for product planning and industry tracking purposes. He began his career as a business consultant for the Wharton Small Business Development Center where he managed a portfolio of clients providing one-on-one management consulting to entrepreneurs in the Philadelphia region. Silk received a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Raj Singh is a mobile industry veteran having worked in all aspects of mobile over the past 9 years. Currently, Raj is Vice President of Business Development for Skyfire, a mobile browser that supports the full web including Flash 8,9, Javascript and Quicktime. Most recently, Raj was the consulting Director of Mobile for Dell assisting them with their global SMS and WAP strategy. Prior to Dell, Raj co-founded Veeker, NBC’s mobile video citizen journalism service and ToneThis, CNET’s top ringtone creation product. Raj has also worked in product management and strategy roles for Kodak Mobile, Cellmania, MobiTV, PlayPhone, Tellme, Hungama Mobile and Antenna Software. Raj’s personal projects include Moblexa, a mobile toolbar, PocketTella, a mobile file-sharing service and Pubwalk, an LBS bar-hopping service. Raj is also a mobile advisor to a number of companies including Guba, ChuckD Mobile, Scalado, Movoxx, DeviantArt, Oomble, Klicksports, Muse, BuzzD and several VCs within the valley. Raj is a regular mobile writer and speaker including blogging for GotoMobile and previously blogging for O’reilly Emerging Telephony. Raj has also made contributions to a number of mobile user and expert groups including the JCP, MMA and the Bluetooth SIG. For more information, please see www.rajansingh.com.

Jason is responsible for global marketing activities in AdMob's more than 160 country markets. This includes building the AdMob Marketplace to serve the company's hundreds of advertisers and more than 5000 publisher partners. Jason brings more than 7 years of experience in the mobile space in Product, Marketing and General Management functions. Before joining AdMob, Jason was an Entrepreneur in Residence at Redpoint Ventures where he focused on mobile applications, services and infrastructure. Prior to Redpoint, Jason was SVP Marketing at Digital Chocolate where he was responsible for worldwide product, marketing and distribution. Prior to DChoc, Jason was Director Product Management at Openwave where he led Client and Instant Messaging product teams. Jason holds a BA from Amherst College and an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

David brings over 12 years of experience in the mobile, broadband, and high-tech industry, leading product management, market development, and product marketing teams. Prior to joining Ad Infuse, David ran the global product marketing organization at Openwave Systems, responsible for a broad portfolio of products generating over $400M in annual business with leading mobile and broadband telecommunications providers in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Most recently, David spearheaded Openwave’s mobile advertising market strategy. At Openwave, David led the go-to-market strategy and launch of many of the company’s most successful business lines, ranging from messaging to mobile content to mobile clients. Working closely with operators, David co-founded the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group, and has served as Chair of the Wireless Committee. Prior to joining Openwave, David worked in the management consulting practice of Deloit