Big Fix Inc.

Phil Husby brings 15 years of executive management experience to BigFix, where he serves as the company's CFO. Prior to BigFix, Husby served as CFO of Iomega Corporation, a leading data storage company, where he was responsible for all financial activity for the multi-billion dollar business. Prior to Iomega, Husby spent ten years as CFO at Ogden Corporation and also served as audit partner for KPMG in Europe and the United States.

Keith Benjamin is a Managing Director with Levensohn Venture Partners. He was previously general partner with Highland Capital Partners where he opened the San Francisco office of this Massachusetts-based firm in 1999. From 1993 to 1999, Benjamin was a senior research analyst at Robertson, Stephens & Co., where he followed a broad range of companies exploiting new technologies, primarily software. At Robertson, he began by covering the education and entertainment software industry and was early in identifying the leading and surviving Internet companies. Benjamin sponsored venture investments through Robertson's internal investment vehicle, Bayview Capital, and was an Institutional Investor-ranked analyst.

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Ryan Russell is quality assurance manager at BigFix Inc., a configuration management company. He moderated the vuln-dev mailing list for three years under the alias "Blue Boar." He was the lead author of Hack-Proofing Your Network, 2nd Ed., and the technical editor of the Stealing the Network book series.

Doug started his career in Hollywood where he developed TV game shows including Win, Lose or Draw and The Joker's Wild (where he was an Executive Producer). Believing in the future of videogames, Doug joined Electronic Arts in the early 90's as a product development executive where, during his 3 years there, the Company grew from less than $100M to over $400M in revenues. He then founded an entertainment software company which was acquired by Turner Broadcasting (now Time Warner) where he became Senior VP/GM of Turner New Media and managed the division's online, videogame, interactive TV and licensing businesses. Realizing the power of the Internet, Doug left Turner to become President/Services of Internet TV startup, Navio Communications (later Liberate), which ultimately went public for over $1 billion. At Selby, Doug focuses on digital media, Internet and mobile investments and has worked with numerous innovative startups including Panopticon (www.kana.com), a seed stage personalization ecommerce startup acquired for over $100M, Pandora Media (www.pandora.com), an Internet radio service with over 4 million monthly listeners and BigFix (www.bigfix.com), a next generation software/services company. He has also been an advisor and consultant to innovative "new media" startups including TIVO (www.tivo.com), and Glumobile (www.glumobile.com), a leader in mobile gaming. Doug has brought his vision and passion to the philanthropic world as well, where as a 5 year advisor to Grameen Foundation (www.gfusa.org), a leading microfinance organization, he has helped raise millions of dollars from Silicon Valley. Grameen Bank's founder, Professor Muhammad Yunus, won the Nobel Peace Prize this year. Doug received his B.S. from U.S. Berkeley (where he was also a concert promoter) and an MBA from Harvard University. Doug is married with 4 children and enjoys music, skiing, tennis, and spending time with his family.

Steve Reale is a General Partner with Levensohn Venture Partners. Steve joined LVP from ZuluSports.com, an Internet-based adventure sports portal, where he was an early employee and Director of Finance. Prior to ZuluSports, Steve held a variety of equity research positions at Robertson Stephens, Van Kasper & Company and JP Morgan, covering a broad range of industries including outsourced financial processors, business services, environmental technologies and services, and retailing.

Andy Purdy, Member of the BigFix Executive Advisory Council, is president of D.R.A. Enterprises, Inc., a consulting firm specializing in information assurance and cyber security. In addition, Purdy currently is a Special Government Employee on the Defense Science Board Task Force on Software Assurance and served as the nation's cyber security czar for two years in his role as Acting Director of the National Cyber Security Division/US-CERT of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Prior to his role at DHS, Purdy served as a member of the White House staff as Deputy to Howard Schmidt, the Vice Chair of the President's Critical Infrastructure Protection Board (PCIPB). Previously, he was Acting General Counsel at the United States Sentencing Commission, a Federal prosecutor in Philadelphia, Special Counsel to the House Ethics Committee, Counsel to the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee, and Assistant Attorney General in Missouri. He also worked as Senior Staff Counsel to the House Select Committee on Assassinations' investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy. He is a graduate of the College of William and Mary and the University of Virginia Law School, and is a member of the bar in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Missouri, and Pennsylvania.

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Rob is an experienced chief executive officer of private and public companies and an accomplished technology investor. He was the CEO of CAMAX Systems (acquired by Electronic Data Systems, NYSE: EDS), Ultradata (acquired by John Harland, NYSE: JH), and Citadon. He is the managing partner and founder of Treehouse Capital, an investment firm that blends value and growth investment disciplines to make active investments in later-stage technology companies. Prior to Rob's experience as an investor, he was a merchant banker with Investment Advisors, Inc., where he worked with many of the Coral Team members, and an attorney with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.