Enkata Technologies Inc.

Rob has over 11 years of experience in enterprise software marketing and product management, as well as in operations management and financial analysis. He brings to Enkata expertise in successfully building and delivering enterprise analytic applications to market. Prior to joining Enkata, Rob spent seven years at Hyperion where he helped the company grow from $80 million to over $620 million in annual revenues. As director of business intelligence product marketing, Rob drove strategic initiatives including the highly successful $150 million acquisition of Brio Technology. During his tenure, Rob held other leadership positions at Hyperion where he helped define and build the Essbase OLAP server and its query and reporting tools into a leading Business Intelligence Platform. Prior to Hyperion, Rob held senior product management positions at Arbor Software, and has over four years of experience in operations management and financial analysis in the hospitality industry. Rob holds a BA in Business Administration from the University of San Diego and an MBA in Finance and Marketing from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Mr. Lewis is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Lewis & Munday, a Detroit-based law firm with offices in Washington, D.C. and Seattle. He is also a director of Lewis & Thompson Agency, Inc., where he serves as Chairman of the Audit Committee. Mr. Lewis has served on the Board of Directors of Conrail, Inc., LG&E Energy Corp., M.A. Hanna, TRW, Inc., and Comerica, Inc. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oakland University, a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago and a Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan School of Law. Mr. Lewis is Chairman of the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors and a member of the Governance and Nominating Committee.

Perry Wu Born 20 January 1967) Residence U.S. Citizenship American Fields Computer science Institutions ComVentures BitGravity Mpath Known for venture capital, entrepreneur Perry Wu has extensive experience in building companies in a wide range of technologies and markets. Currently, as CEO and Co-Founder of BitGravity with CTO Barrett Lyon Perry wants to 'shake up' the video delivery industry [1] providing a Content Delivery Network capable of supporting low-latency, high-bandwidth content, such as HD and Live Streaming, for companies such as [Revision3]. As CEO, Perry has been establishing a corporate culture based on talent and passion for the work they do. [2] Recently featured on Tom Green's House Tonight, [3] discussing the technology behind the show with Mashable. Perry has been involved in the creation of programmable logic, online services, Internet access, multiplayer games, VOIP, and most recently programmable packet inspection. Amongst others, Perry has been involved in the creation of Xilinx, Mpath, eWorld, Sitesmith, Alibris, and more recently, Cloudshield, Enkata, Persist, and WireCache. He has been an investment professional at Accel Partners, Bedrock Capital, and most recently as a General Partner at ComVentures. Earlier in his career as an entrepreneur, he helped start Mpath, the first peer-to-peer multiplayer game service and VoIP service, and managed its growth from inception to IPO. He was an early pioneer in the Internet at eWorld, where he helped architect the spinout of Apple's Internet and EDI Services business. Previous to that, Perry was part of the startup team at Xilinx where he helped spur the adoption of field programmable gate arrays. Perry has also served in technical roles at IBM's Almaden Research Center and Andersen Consulting. Perry holds an MBA from Harvard Business School [4] and received a BS in Electrical Engineering with Honors from Stanford University.

Trevor John Hastie, Ph.D. Currently a Professor in the Statistics and Biostatistics Departments at Stanford University, Dr. Hastie was formerly a member of the Statistics and Data Analysis Research Group at AT&T Bell Laboratories. With Dr. Tibshirani, he co-authored the monograph "Generalized Additive Models" (1990), published by Chapman and Hall, and he has written numerous research articles in the area of nonparametric regression and classification, computer intensive data analysis techniques, and statistical computing and graphics. He is Associate Editor (since 1994) of the journal Annals of Statistics and Associate Editor (since 1995) of the Journal of Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery. In 1998 he was elected to become a Fellow of the American Statistical Association.