Paul D. Schreiber High School

The Wharton School

Chief Financial Officer at Dashlane

Port Washington, New York

Dashlane makes identity and payments simple and secure everywhere, with its world-leading password manager and secure digital wallet.It is the solution for the common problem encountered by hundreds of millions of web users worldwide - that of registering for, logging into and out of every website, and executing e/m-commerce transactions securely on any device. About 5 million customers use Dashlane to manage their passwords, automatically log in, generate strong passwords, pay on any website with any card, account or other payment method without typing, and more. Its solution has won critical acclaim by top publications including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and USA Today.The company was founded in 2009 by Bernard Liautaud (founder of Business Objects and Partner at Balderton Capital) and co-founders Alexis Fogel, Guillaume Maron and Jean Guillou. Dashlane has offices in New York City, Paris, and Lisbon, and is funded by Rho Ventures, FirstMark Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, TransUnion and Sequoia Capital.

Dashlane

Chief Financial Officer

Tru Optik is a digital media intelligence company providing audience insight and advertising solutions that empower brand marketers and media companies to fully monetize audience and consumer demand. Armed with the largest census-level measurement of global over-the-top media consumption, Tru Optik’s proprietary data, advanced technology, and unmatched focus make it the preferred partner of many of the world’s largest media companies, brands, and agencies as they navigate the millennial-led shift to OTT.

Tru Optik

Advisor

Techstars

Mentor

MakeSpace is a next generation full-service storage company designed to take the pain out of using traditional self-storage units.  With reservations available for scheduled drop-off and pick-up times, MakeSpace is taking the “self” out of self-storage, so customers never have to step foot in a storage facility again.  MakeSpace lets users store bins, furniture, luggage and other oversized items, photographs and catalogs their stored items (all viewable at any time on their MakeSpace account page), and all items are then easily retrievable (with the click of a button, selected boxes are delivered to customers in under 48 hours at their selected address).  Find out more about MakeSpace at <a href="http://www.makespace.com">www.makespace.com</a>.

MakeSpace

CFO & SVP Business Operations

<a href="http://Fab.com">Fab.com</a> is a leading design-focused e-commerce company, providing consumers around the globe with unparalleled access to everyday design products from the world’s largest singular network of designers, offering them thousands of products for the home and personal accessories at great prices, and a leading edge social platform for sharing their favorite design inspirations. Fab is Modern, Colorful, Quirky and Passionate.  Fab is Wow!

Fab.com

KickApps provides on-demand social media, online video and widget applications that enable web publishers and marketers to grow, engage and monetize online audiences and customers. Its SaaS platform includes social networking, user-generated content, programmable video players, drag-and-drop widget building, WidgeADs™ and other applications that are tightly integrated with robust media moderation, member management and reporting. The KickApps Platform seamlessly integrates with any website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, feeds, Widgets and APIs (REST and SOAP). Customers include: NBC Universal, McDonalds, Dell, Intel, Scripps, Cox, AmEx, The Weather Channel, BET, Martha Stewart, Harley Davidson, H&R Block, the NHL, dozens of NBA and NFL teams, Liverpool Football Club, ProSieben, ITV, Endemol, U2, Madonna, Kiss, Simon & Schuster, Penguin Books and thousands of others.KickApps was acquired in January 2011 by KIT Digital (Nasdaq: KITD, renamed Piksel), a leading global provider of video management solutions for multi-screen delivery. Post acquisition, I served as Piksel's SVP Business Operations.  Piksel's global client base includes approximately 1,300 customers across 40+ countries, including The Associated Press, BBC, Best Buy, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Disney-ABC, FedEx, General Motors, Google, Hewlett-Packard, Home Depot, IMG Worldwide, ESPN Star, MediaCorp, News Corp, Telefonica, Universal Studios, Verizon and Vodafone. KIT digital is headquartered in Prague, and maintains principal offices in Atlanta, Beijing, Boston, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Cambridge (UK), Chennai, Cologne, Delhi, Dubai, Kolkata, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne (Australia), Mumbai, New York Singapore, Sofia, Stockholm, Taipei and Toronto. For additional information, visit <a href="http://www.piksel.com">www.piksel.com</a>.

KickApps (acquired by Piksel, formerly KIT digital)

CFO & EVP Business Operations

CTSpace, a SaaS provider of document management, collaboration, BPM and customizable workflow solutions to the construction and other fixed asset intensive industries, is the result of the 2006 merger between US's Citadon and Europe's BuildOnline. I relocated from London to San Francisco in September 2006 in anticipation of the merger, to lead the finance, legal and HR organization from the combined company's new HQ. Following an in-depth integration process, I led the positioning, marketing and sale of the company to Sword Group (French publicly listed company) in December 2007. At the time of the acquisition, CTSpace employed 95 employees across six offices in the US, UK, France, Germany, Austria and India.Pre-merger BuildOnline was a SaaS provider of document management, collaboration and supply chain tools to the European construction, utility, water, infrastructure, railroad and related sectors. The company had over 100 employees across offices in 5 countries. For reference, I was an Observer on board of BuildOnline from June 2000 to January 2004, and joined the team full-time a year later as its Finance Director to head up group-wide Finance and HR.

CTSpace (formerly BuildOnline, acquired by Sword Group)

Founded in 1996, GRP Partners now manages over $650 million on behalf of more than 150 limited partners in North America and Europe.  The firm focuses investing in four areas: Financial Services & Technology; Online Business & Consumer Services; Digital Content & Distribution; and Retail.  With a preference toward investing in companies where technology plays a key role in the delivery of the product or service, GRP includes amongst its portfolio companies the likes of Starbucks, Costco, P.F. Chang's, Jamba Juice, Dick's Sporting Goods, ULTA, <a href="http://Petsmart.com">Petsmart.com</a>, <a href="http://Lastminute.com">Lastminute.com</a>, UGO Entertainment, <a href="http://Overture.com">Overture.com</a>, Dealertrack, PrePay Technologies, Egghead Software and Bill Me Later.

GRP Partners

Associate

Parthenon is a boutique strategic advisory firm with offices in Boston, San Francisco, London, Mumbai and Dubai.  The firm was the founder of the equity-based compensation business model for consulting services and has a long list of Fortune 1000 clients.  First as an Associate and later as a Senior Associate, I was selected in 1997 to a team of four professionals who relocated to London to found the firm's first foreign office.  Over the next three years, we grew the London office to more than 20 people advising a wide array of clients across Europe on strategic projects including, amongst others, M&A opportunities, geographic expansion, digital product development and marketing, and corporate reorganizations.

David Lapter