LiveOps Inc.

Lloyd has over eighteen years of experience designing, building and leading large scale software projects. Prior to joining LiveOps, Lloyd was a venture partner at CMEA Ventures. Lloyd was also a founder of Commerce Tools, later acquired by Netscape, and designed one of the first application servers for the web. At Netscape Communications, Lloyd was the lead and architect for Netscape Navigator Gold. Lloyd was a founder of Mozilla.org, Netscape's open source organization, and he helped to acquire and lead Netscape's Open Directory Project. Prior to Netscape, Lloyd was with Borland International where he worked on IDAPI, Borland's database engine, using Paradox programming languages and tools. Other accomplishments include the co-design of 'Lucy', a common scripting language for PC applications, co-architect of dBASE for Windows, and the design of 'Force' programming language. Lloyd continues to be an educational philanthropist and founder of Everyschool.org. He has designed and built and continues to host free web-based software, called 'Harvey,' which facilitates school communities online. Lloyd has a bachelor's degree in finance and computer science from Florida State in Tallahassee, Florida.

At LiveOps, Steve is the driving force behind the company's sales and marketing efforts. Under Steve's direction, the company has grown to be a pioneer in the teleservices industry and is continually developing new, innovative technologies. Steve has more than sixteen years of experience as the owner and publisher of Premier Bride, the largest nationally distributed, local-content wedding magazine in the country. Founded in 1987 with a focus on a single market, Premier Bride editions are now the established bridal guidebook in over 113 major metropolitan markets. In addition to managing this publishing business, Steve developed and marketed a unique online wedding portal, Blissbridal.com, which combines the functional benefits of the Internet with instant real-world customer service capabilities.

Charles joins Foundation Capital on the heels of successfully building two companies from early start-up through greater than $100 million in sales. Charles' experience spans general management, sales, marketing, product management and business development. Most recently, Charles spent 5.5 years with Tellme Networks and was a member of the founding executive team. In his role as Senior Vice President of Sales and Business development, Charles and his team collaborated with the country's largest corporations to change the way they use the phone to interact with customers. Over the past five years, Charles has led Tellme in booking over $500 million in contracted revenue backlog from notable companies such as American Airlines, AT&T, Cingular, Dominos, E*Trade, FedEx, Fidelity, Merrill Lynch, UnitedHealth Group, UPS, USAA, Verizon and Wells Fargo. Prior to Tellme moving to its enterprise model in 2001, Charles led business development, advertising sales and international. Most notably, Charles led Tellme in raising one of the largest private financing rounds in the country post Internet bubble, adding $125 million in cash to the company balance sheet during tough market conditions in August, 2000. He is currently serving on the board of directors for Therative, Powerset, Weblistic, Xoopit, and ShoreTel Communications. Prior to Tellme, Charles was a member of the founding team of Internet access provider @Home Network. Charles incubated the initial idea for @Home while at TCI Cable and then became the founding Vice President of Business Development in 1994. Over the first two years, Charles worked to secure long-term distribution deals with the nations largest cable operators. In 1996, Charles established the @Media division and over the ensuing three years helped establish @Media as the leading broadband media provider. In 1998, Charles assisted in the $7 billion acquisition of Excite Network. After the merger, Charles became General Manager of Matchlogic, the $80 million division focused on interactive advertising. Charles' entrepreneurial penchant dates back to 1989 when he co-founded two businesses. The first, OnTime Guide, established itself as the leading source of travel information for business executives, replacing the OAG Pocket Flight Guide as the must have resource for frequent business travelers. The second, PrimeTime Partners, attempted to establish a new category of self liquidating promotions on behalf of advertisers and direct marketers. Prior to the start-up ventures, Charles spent three years in the Mergers and Acquisitions practice at Merrill Lynch. Charles holds a BS degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and received his MBA from Harvard University. Charles lives in the Bay Area with his wife and four children.

Joe is vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary for LiveOps, Inc. Joe is responsible for the direction and management of the legal department and all legal matters affecting the company. Joe is a seasoned executive with substantial experience with high technology companies. Previously, he worked at Inktomi Corporation in a variety of legal positions, most recently as Inktomi's general counsel. Prior to Inktomi, Joe was with Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he counseled public and private companies in all aspects of corporate governance and business operations, public and venture financings, mergers and acquisitions, and intellectual property. Joe earned a bachelor's degree in economics from University of California at Davis and a JD from the University of Chicago Law School.

Mr. Eisenberg has served as a Director of West Marine since 1977. He also served West Marine in numerous senior executive positions from 1976 until 1994. From January 1995 to December 2000 Mr. Eisenberg served as a senior consultant to West Marine. Since December 2000 Mr. Eisenberg has been a part-time, on-call employee of West Marine, available for special projects. Mr. Eisenberg has served as CEO of Salz Leathers Inc., a leather manufacturing company, since December 2000. Mr. Eisenberg served as CEO of Greenhorn Creek Associates, a real estate and golf development company, from 1997-2000. Currently, Mr. Eisenberg is a consultant and advisor to a number of companies. He specializes in CEO training and professional management development. Mr. Eisenberg serves on the Board of Directors of LiveOps Inc, and is Chief Financial Officer and a Director at Pasatiempo Golf Club.

In his role as executive vice president and chief financial officer for Symantec, James Beer manages Symantec’s worldwide finance organization with responsibility for accounting, financial analysis, treasury, tax, investor relations, and audit. He also leads the facilities and operations teams. Prior to joining Symantec, Beer was chief financial officer of AMR Corp. and American Airlines, responsible for financial planning and analysis, treasury, corporate development, accounting, tax, purchasing, and investor relations. He also managed American Beacon Advisors Inc., a subsidiary of AMR that manages more than $40 billion in assets. In his 15 years at American, Beer held a variety of management positions in finance and operations, including leading the airline’s European and Asia Pacific businesses. He also led, on behalf of American, the creation of the oneworld alliance, as well as the majority of American’s other international alliance relationships. In addition, he was responsible for the negotiation of multi-billion dollar acquisition transactions and the associated financing. In his corporate development role, he was responsible for American’s investments in Orbitz and Worldspan. He also led the effort to evaluate options for enhancing shareholder value which culminated in the initial public offering and eventual spin-off of the Sabre Group.Prior to joining AMR, Beer spent seven years as a management consultant at Andersen Consulting, now known as Accenture, in Europe and the United States. He holds a bachelor’s of science degree in aeronautical engineering from Imperial College, London University and a master’s degree in business administration from Harvard Business School.

Todd Bradley is executive vice president of HP’s Personal Systems Group, a $42 billion annual revenue business that includes personal computers, mobile devices, technical workstations, personal storage solutions and Internet services. He also is a member of HP’s Executive Council. Under Bradley’s leadership, the Personal Systems Group has accelerated profitable growth, firmly establishing HP as the No. 1 PC vendor in the world. During his three-year tenure, the business has added more than $15 billion in revenues and increased profitability threefold. His organization reset the global PC industry with its “The Computer Is Personal Again” campaign, setting a new standard for design, user interface and the overall customer experience. At the helm of the largest global supply chain in the IT industry, Bradley has promoted environmental and social responsibility across thousands of suppliers and channel partners and millions of customers whose lives and businesses HP touches. During his 28-year management career, Bradley has held senior roles at GE Capital, Dun & Bradstreet and FedEx. Prior to joining HP, Bradley was chief executive officer of Palm. Before that, Bradley was executive vice president of global operations for Gateway. Bradley holds a bachelor of science in business administration from Maryland’s Towson University, where he is currently a member of the board of visitors. He also serves as a director of LiveOps and trustee of the American Film Institute.