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Jay
Lucke, President and CEO
Jay
has more than 15 years
experience in the Enterprise software industry. His
executive and operations roles in sales, marketing, strategic
planning, and product development have prepared
him to produce results on several levels within various
organizations. While leveraging strong analytic
skills in both small and large companies he
has developed unique technology solutions in a broad range
of industries and application areas. Throughout his
career, he has successfully lead teams that have brought
new technologies and business operations to new markets. |
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Dave Mosby, Director
Dave has thirty-five years of demonstrated achievement in high technology with nearly twenty years in CEO positions; in one case grew the market cap of a public company 25 fold in three years by recapitalization and shift of product/market focus. Throughout his career, he has successfully lead teams that bring new vision, technologies, and business models to diverse markets. His teams have delivered innovative software products and solutions for many companies including Boeing, DHL, Lotus, Kaiser Permanente, Link Logistics/Starbucks, and many more. Dave is co-author of the highly acclaimed book, The Paradox of Excellence: How Great Performance Can Kill Your Business which has appeared in Fast Company, Entrepreneur Magazine, Harvard Business Review, Chicago Tribune, Dallas Morning News and Canada’s Globe and Mail. He is also a sought after motivational speaker booked through BigSpeak.com |
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Jim Lynch, Chairman, Secretary
Jim has more than 30 years experience in selling business and corporate solutions for data communications and data security. He founded the International Agent network for McAfee Associates in 1989, and managed all international territories for McAfee until 1996, when he left the company as VP International. In the last 14 years, Jim has been an independent investor and consultant focusing on small software companies. He is an early investor in Qarbon and helped establish the company in the U.S. |
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