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Jannick Malling is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Henrik Rosendahl is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Heini Zachariassen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Frida Siwe is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Filip Lindvall is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Fertram Sigurjonsson is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Iceland. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Lynge Hjorth is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Hvitved is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Brink Frederiksen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Bjarke Klinge Staun is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as angel investor based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Ari Tulla is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Anders Bo Pedersen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as angel investor based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Ana Grouverman is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Alen Cvisic is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Tova Pilblad supports community, events and communications at byFounders. The own biography identifies business-development studies at Copenhagen Business School, an exchange at NUS and earlier student-event and community leadership.

Line Ettrich leads automation and fund intelligence at byFounders, covering data-supported sourcing, diligence, reporting and ESG work. She previously co-founded the invoice-error and fraud-focused fintech Veriply.

Jacob Busck Andersen is CFO at byFounders, responsible for fund financial operations and helping selected portfolio companies build finance capabilities. His background includes Pleo, Leapwork and international audit at Grant Thornton.

Cecilie Hoff leads brand and community at byFounders, including marketing, events and community relationships. Earlier work included communications for Copenhagen restaurants and artist management in New York.

Ugne Musneckyte is an investor at byFounders focused on sourcing, evaluation and portfolio support, particularly complex vertical B2B software and embedded AI. Her background includes operating and investment roles and earlier hedge-fund and portfolio-optimisation work at Morgan Stanley.

Tommy Andersen helped establish byFounders and currently serves as Venture Partner. The own biography expressly says he no longer actively invests. His entrepreneurial history includes Libratone and Embedit, and he contributes company-building and ecosystem experience to the platform.

Sara Rywe is a partner and GP at byFounders, working especially with B2B AI and companies tackling climate or health problems. Earlier roles included startup work in New York and Singapore, McKinsey consulting and global strategy implementation at Danske Bank.

Magnus Hambleton is a partner at byFounders focused on deep technology, healthcare, AI and developer tooling. Previously he led data and product teams at Natural Cycles, working on fertility-prediction models, and worked at BCG.

Johan Jessen is a byFounders investor interested in robotics, autonomous systems, health and next-generation computing. He previously worked on advanced-technology projects at Google X and on Lyft’s autonomous-driving programme in the United States.

Filip Landin invests from byFounders’ Stockholm team, focusing on AI, developer tools, agents, robotics and deep technology. His background includes engineering and data-science studies at Chalmers and prior machine-learning engineering at a startup.

Eric Lagier is a founding partner of byFounders. His operating background spans Scandinavian and Silicon Valley technology businesses, including early work at Skype and Tradeshift and co-founding Memolane, later acquired by HP.

Deina Kellezi is an investor at byFounders with previous experience at Microsoft and GitHub in developer experience and at BCG in generative-AI strategy. She also founded a mentorship nonprofit and teaches computer science.

Brontë Goldberger is a Copenhagen investor at byFounders. Her earlier work included strategy consulting at McKinsey and BCG, entrepreneurial work at a family company, and angel investing during business school.

Bo Foged is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Lars Petersson is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Karen-Marie Katholm is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Thomas Augustinus is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Anne Birgitte Gammeljord is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Anders Colding Friis is publicly listed as Vice-Chairman at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Peter Engberg Jensen is publicly listed as Chairman at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Claus Gregersen is publicly listed as CEO at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Franz Glöet is publicly listed as IT Operations Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Alexander Masiero Pedersen is publicly listed as Financial Controller at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Solveig Bruun is publicly listed as Finance Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Amalie Stauersbøl Bees is publicly listed as Service Staff at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Mia Carlsen is publicly listed as Office Assistant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Johanne Steensgaard Johansen is publicly listed as Senior Consultant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Charlotte Løvenhardt Henriksen is publicly listed as Executive Secretary at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Line Gulløv Lundh is publicly listed as Head of Secretariat at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Steffen Kaj Pedersen is publicly listed as CFO at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Viktor Halfdan Bruus is publicly listed as Analyst at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Katharina Mirratore Terp is publicly listed as Analyst at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Aaron Wang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current Investments team and identified by the firm’s original portrait and unique professional profile aaronwang1520. He is distinct from the existing Aaron Wang, co-founder of Apriora (now Alex), whose biography and roles are preserved. Detailed investment seniority, previous career and personal portfolio allocations are unpublished in the reviewed manager directory.

Jimmy Wang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Robin Voogd is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of Middle East Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Alex Umfrid is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as General Counsel, Ventures. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Martin Tschopp is CEO of Prosus Ventures. Previously COO of Prosus Ventures/Naspers Ventures, he worked on venture strategy, investment assessment and portfolio operating support. He was earlier CEO of Kiva.org and led ecommerce marketplaces and classifieds businesses. He began in strategy consulting and founded a private-equity business. Prosus’ own current biography records an ETH mechanical-engineering MSc and an INSEAD MBA. No personal portfolio checks are inferred from his corporate role.

Poonam Thakur is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India & SEA Communications. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ajay Soni is named in Prosus Ventures’ current Finance team. His unique own-linked professional profile ajaysoni23 records the Prosus affiliation and Chartered Accountants of India education. He is distinct from Yali Capital’s operations professional Ajay Soni, whose different own-linked profile ajay-soni-0bb070141 and Nomura/ICICI compliance career are preserved. The literal manager Finance label does not establish investment authority, fund subscription or a personal company check.

Charu Sharma is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ashutosh Sharma is named Head of India Investments in the Prosus Ventures directory; the group’s current leadership page gives his broader role as Head of Prosus India, leading the Indian lifestyle ecosystem. He joined the group, then Naspers Ventures, in2016 after vice-president investment work at Norwest Venture Partners and earlier Qualcomm Ventures. The own biography records investments in Swiggy, Meesho, Eruditus, ElasticRun, PharmEasy and Urban Company, an MBA from Chicago Booth and undergraduate electronics engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology. These are corporate investment responsibilities, not personal checks.

Nikky Shah is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Communications. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Edwin Pang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as FP&A Analyst. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Adam Norgaard is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ankita Mohnani is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Jayme Kwek is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Gaurav Kothari is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Saurav Jain is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Dhruv Gupta is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Vaibhav Gupta is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Apoorve Goyal is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Clayton Chu is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Priyanka Chopra is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as CFO, Ventures. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Soumya Chauhan is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Sachin Bhanot is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Sandeep Bakshi is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of Europe Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Shilpa Agarwal is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Charlotte Piil Nymand is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Victor Jørgensen is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Magnus Julius Wiberg is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Lasse Hvilsted Rynning is publicly listed as Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Jørgen Hauglund is named on PaperflowApS’s board in its signed2020 annual report, adoptedMay27,2021. The report identifies the Danish invoice-software company underCVR37035785 and includes his board signature. This limited primary evidence supports a historical board affiliation only; no current tenure, wider biography, investment allocation or portrait is inferred.

Joachim Harding Spangsberg was a PaperflowApS board member in the signed2020 annual report adoptedMay27,2021. Damgaard’s own2022 acquisition announcement refers to co-investor JoachimSpangsberg; WernerValeur’s own historical portfolio names JoachimSpangsberg andBBJInvestApS. The full name is established by the legal issuer report, while exact vehicle-to-investment allocation and cash check remain unverified. This historical board affiliation does not establish a currentPaperflow executive role.

Jakob Würtz Nielsen is publicly listed as Principal at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Bent Bang-Jensen chaired Paperflow ApS’s board in its signed2020 annual report adoptedMay27,2021. Damgaard’s own2022 acquisition announcement names him among the co-investors; founder WernerValeur’s historical portfolio discusses the ownership group. The exact legal investment vehicle, cash ticket and round allocation are not published in those sources. His Paperflow board role is historical rather than current following the2022 company acquisition and2026 software transfer.

Jesper Vraa Hendriksen is identified alongside Carsten Nørrevang Mogensen in the executive management of Paperflow ApS in its signed2020 annual report, adoptedMay27,2021. The same report confirms DanishCVR37035785 and Copenhagen domicile. This is a historical legal executive affiliation in the AI invoice-processing business, not proof of current2026 employment. No wider career, personal investment or portrait is inferred from a signed financial report. A datedAugust25,2020 original trade-association appointment announcement identifies him as incomingPaperflowCEO, previously EworkGroupCDO and earlier salesleadership atTDC andMiracleAS. Its labeled original portrait is attached; this announcement complements the signedlegalreport rather than establishing current2026 employment.

Cecilie Glamann is publicly listed as ESG Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Morten Rudebeck is publicly listed as Head of Alternative Investments at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Ditlev Walther-Rasmussen is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Ann Kusk Uhrenholt is publicly listed as Executive Assistant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Mark Johnston is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

John Rubek Lauritsen is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Supercell CEO and former Digital Chocolate president, published as an outside adviser to Lifeline.

Operations professional and Aalto University student who previously led operations at SILTA.

Finance-team member handling administration and operations, with experience in legal, investment and engineering businesses.

Fund analyst working across finance, investor relations, fundraising, ESG and portfolio analysis.

Finance manager with prior asset-management experience in valuation, reporting and risk management.

Talent specialist who previously led the people team at Slush and worked in recruiting.

Former EQT partner who joined Lifeline in 2016 after investing alongside the firm.

Serial entrepreneur who co-founded Jaiku and First Hop and has chaired technology companies.

Finance and ESG partner with experience at the Finnish Climate Fund and August Associates.

Entrepreneur and investor who co-founded Jaiku and Yes VC and previously invested at True Ventures.

Software and deep-tech investor who founded clinical-trial software company CRF Health.

Robert MacKenzie is an Advisor to our team with 20+ years of experience across robotics, AI, and advanced engineering. He previously served as CPO and CTO at ANYbotics, one of Europe's leading robotics companies, where he shaped product and technology strategy and scaled multidisciplinary engineering teams through a period of rapid growth. Earlier, as CPTO of Labster, he scaled the company globally, bringing interactive 3D learning experiences to millions of learners. Robert holds a PhD from ETH Zurich in Nanotechnology and Biomedical Engineering. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Simone Übele-Näscher has more than 15 years of experience in Management Consulting and M&A. She gained experience in corporate analysis and transactions at PwC and through her work in corporate development/ M&A at a global pharmaceutical company in Zurich. She has advised on numerous (national and international) acquisitions across various sectors. Her extensive experience includes all matters of deal execution: Due diligence, company valuations, deal structuring and negotiation. She also supports on business planning, analysis of strategic options and post-merger integration. She serves as a Board member at Odne AG (Lumendo), a dental start-up. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Fabian Marxer has over 13 years of experience in finance and administration. Since 2012, he has been serving as the Managing Director of Axalo Buchhaltung AG, where he oversees accounting and financial management for clients in Liechtenstein and Switzerland. With his extensive background in bookkeeping and administrative processes, Fabian brings a wealth of expertise in financial operations and organizational management to the team. His deep understanding of finance ensures efficient and effective support for the company's internal operations. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Sandro D'Elia brings more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of economic policy, regulation, and public administration. After beginning his career in economic research, he held various positions, including Secretary General of two Liechtenstein ministries, leading the implementation of major projects and strategies, communications and public relations. Most recently he headed the Economic Affairs Division at the Office of Economic Affairs. Sandro strengthens our team with his project management capabilities, his understanding of regulatory processes, and a network built across Liechtenstein's public and private sector over many years. He holds a Master of Arts in Economics from the University of Fribourg. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published. Generic silhouette in own directory rejected as authentic individual photograph.

Caglar Bilgin has extensive experience in strategy, sustainability, and financial advisory. Previously, he served as Sustainability Manager at Cape Capital AG, a multi-family office based in Zurich, where he worked closely with clients, relationship managers, and investment teams to implement client related projects, investments, and regulatory requirements. More recently, he was Director of Strategy & Operations at RHEINEST, a next-generation investment management company, overseeing high-impact initiatives and investments. Caglar enhances our team’s ability to manage complex projects, optimize investment flows and strengthen our foundation for future growth. He holds an MSc in Social Business and Entrepreneurship from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Yves Vögele brings his expertise from the world of law and investments. He acquired his legal foundation through his studies at the University of Lucerne and the University of St. Gallen with a focus on regulation, VC and PE law. His path led him to actively participate in several fintech companies as a regulatory and legal advisor. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Reto Näscher is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of N&V Capital, where he leads early-stage investments in bold, forward-thinking European startups. As an active venture capital investor, Reto brings deep operational and strategic expertise to the table—shaped by more than 20 years in financial services, digital innovation, and entrepreneurship. He has backed and supported startups across sectors such as Fintech, Digital Health and Medtech, and plays an active role in guiding founders through critical growth stages. Before founding N&V Capital, Reto co-founded the Prosperity Company, a digital financial services group, and led it as CEO until its acquisition by Fidelidade, Portugal’s leading insurance provider. He remains closely involved with the group as Vice Chairman of Liechtenstein Life and a member of its Executive Board. Reto also contributes to Liechtenstein’s innovation ecosystem through his investment committee role at Seed X Liechtenstein, as Vice Chairman of Liechtenstein Marketing, and as a lecturer at the University of Liechtenstein in the areas of startup financing and entrepreneurship. His hands-on approach and long-term mindset define his work as an investor—focused on building enduring companies with real-world impact. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Mikael Boyum founded the business that became Boyum IT in1997, originally MBJ Electronics. Boyum’s current own corporate history identifies him as founder and chairman. Its software business develops products for ERP and manufacturing workflows. Following Boyum’s2022 acquisition of Paperflow, PaperflowApS’s signed2022 annual report identifies him as its executive/CEO at the March22,2023 signing. That is historical legal-company evidence rather than a claim he is current CEO of the Paperflow product after Digisense bought its software in2026. No personal investment is substituted for a Boyum corporate acquisition.

Carsten Nørrevang Mogensen was CEO of Paperflow before its2022 acquisition by Boyum IT. The issuer’s2021 signed legal annual report provides his full name, while the buyer’s2022 announcement uses Carsten Nørrevang. His own professional announcement states he left Paperflow after transferring all shares to a new owner, with his last working day August31,2022. This is a historical executive affiliation; no current Paperflow employment, undisclosed acquisition proceeds or authentic portrait is inferred.

Dan Rose Johansen is an AI entrepreneur and the co-founder and former CEO of Paperflow, the machine-learning invoice-processing company founded in2015. His own2020 departure announcement says he would leave the CEO role while remaining a co-owner. His current own Todai biography identifies him as founder and CEO of that AI consulting business and author of Applying Artificial Intelligence. His professional writing addresses practical AI implementation and business strategy. He is distinct from the former Facebook executive and Coatue investor Dan Rose; no shared identity or current Paperflow executive role is inferred.

Werner Valeur, formerly Toke Kruse as explicitly stated in his own curriculum vitae, is a Danish software entrepreneur. His own historical portfolio identifies him as a co-founder of Paperflow with Preben Damgaard and Dan Rose Johansen. A December2019 CVX interview describes his role directing the English subsidiary and expanding the business in the UK. His own biography discusses founding Billy and other software companies; the name change is an alias of one person, not a second founder. Paperflow was acquired by Boyum in2022 and its software transferred to Digisense in2026. His Paperflow role is historical; no current executive employment or exact personal financing allocation is inferred.

Eye2Gene’s2026Part7staff introduction names Andrés Edwards as an intern in commercial strategy and business development. He maintains the HubSpotCRM, standardises deal data, trains colleagues and models market size with commercial advisorBruceHellman. The issuer says he is a London Business School MBAcandidate with prior consulting and Chilean public-sector experience. The currentpublished internship is not automatically permanent employment or investment authority.

Bruce Hellman is Eye2Gene’s current named commercial advisor, supporting strategy, business development and go-to-market with pharma/biotech clients. Its2026issuer introduction identifies him as founder of clinical-trial software company uMotif, which he developed through SeriesB, and an Imperial College Business School MBA. His adviser relationship is not a personal investment or director appointment.

Eye2Gene’s2026named staff introduction identifies Oksana Krykun as Founder Associate after a UCL MSc in Bioscience Innovation and Enterprise. The issuer describes a decade of product leadership including Ukraine’s national MedTech programme and a Kyiv deep-tech accelerator. She supports ISO27001preparation, new services and internal operational systems; working toward certification is distinguished from alreadycertified.

Saumya joined Eye2Gene as a Founder Associate around its commercial spinout, supporting strategy, governance, board/pitch materials, ISO work and communications. Its2026Part4staff introduction says she begins a Cambridge MPhil in Translating Medical Device and Advanced Therapy Research inOctober2026 and will remain part-time as Head of Communications; exacttransitionday is not invented. Her own public profile identifies Durham training and a2023–2024Weill Cornell ophthalmology research placement. The shareholder/manager name is not inferred from her communications role.

Eye2Gene’s2026Meet the Team series names Judith McCarron as Regulatory Affairs and Quality Lead, joining from regulatory-specialist work at TÜV SÜD. She restructures quality documentation, assesses suppliers and develops technical files for evolving medical-device and AI requirements. This is development/compliance work, not proof that Eye2Gene already holds every target approval.

Alan leads Eye2Gene’s AWS infrastructure, production deployment and shared engineering systems. The company’s2026named introduction describes a background in physics and computational biology followed by data science and cloud architecture, and a focus on reliable, secure clinical AI deployment. PublicshortnameAlanS. is explicitlybridged by the fullnamed issuerpost heading.

Errolson develops Eye2Gene’s frontend dashboards and contributes to quality-management records, standard operating procedures and work instructions. The company names him as a new current developer in its2026Meet the Team introduction.

Elis Yalman coordinates Eye2Gene projects and clinical/research partnerships as Medical Science Liaison. Her MSci training supported early commercial planning and user research; she also manages partner onboarding and external collaboration.

William Woof leads Eye2Gene’s AI research as Chief AI Officer and co-founder. His work combines multimodal imaging and genetics. His own lab biography identifies a Manchester AI PhD and Durham mathematics training.

Ismail Moghul is Eye2Gene’s CTO and co-founder. His work spans genomics, software engineering, deployment and hospital-system integration. His legal director name is Muhammad Ismail Azhar Moghul.

Nikolas Pontikos leads Eye2Gene as CEO and co-founder. His UCL Institute of Ophthalmology research combines genetics, retinal imaging and AI; he previously directed AI at Moorfields’ Reading Centre.

Abzu co-founder and former CEO. His May21,2024 statement confirms his departure as CEO and continued advisory-board involvement. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Industrial engineer with chemical/materials research and software experience, succeeding Casper Wilstrup as CEO in May2024. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Copenhagen high-energy-physics PhD specialising in heavy ions, applying machine learning to scientific data. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Glasgow molecular-genetics PhD with research experience at Cambridge’s LMB and Oxford before pharmaceutical business development. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Operations professional with six years of London experience spanning hotels, marketing and private equity. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Technical University of Denmark graduate and former agile consultant, applying high-performance, parallel and distributed computing. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Finance professional with a Copenhagen Business School master’s and twelve years of experience scaling growth businesses. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Software developer with an Oregon State computer-science master’s, C++ libraries, recommender-system and machine-learning-service experience. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

RNA scientist with biotechnology-engineering and molecular-biology training and extensive academic/pharma experience. Neumirna announced her appointment September23,2026. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Bioinformatician specialising in genetics and omics; Copenhagen PhD and Mount Sinai postdoctoral research on disease variation. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Sezai Taskin was named Moonlight AI’s CEO and one of four cofounders in Venture Kick’s March15,2023 award announcement. He is qualified as a historical founder/CEO, rather than one of the three current published leaders. DayOne’s own biography describes a University of Basel MBA and more than20 years in pharmaceutical commercial leadership at Roche, AbbVie and AstraZeneca, and strategic business development at Owkin; the own2021 portrait is historical. His profile is distinct from the Turkish engineering academic Sezai Taşkın.

Kay Franz Horst Brunner, professionally Kay Brunner, is Moonlight AI SA’s statutory board chairman in the April2026 official Swiss register. His own KayStone biography describes a licensed physician with a doctorate in medicine, business qualification and more than25 years in health technology, including Roche senior leadership and Abbott general management. He founded KayStone as an advisory platform. A genuine named portrait is published by Alivion on its own current board page, whose Roche/Abbott career independently matches this identity.

Stefan Habringer is Moonlight AI’s chief medical officer and a cofounder. He is a clinician-scientist and hematologist with a research group at Charité Berlin and experience leading hematological clinical trials. The official Swiss formation also names him a statutory director.

Nicole Halley Romano, published professionally as Nicole H. Romano, is Moonlight AI’s chief technology officer and a cofounder. She holds an engineering PhD from Stanford and has more than10 years of experience developing machine-learning and AI products in startups. The official Swiss formation names Nicole Halley Romano, matching the published current CTO.

Christian Ruiz is Moonlight AI’s current CEO and chief scientific officer and a cofounder. The company identifies more than15 years of experience in diagnostic assay research/development and precision medicine, and a professorship in experimental medicine at the University of Basel medical faculty.

Sami Ben Romdhane is a venture partner and investment-committee member at MEDIN. The firm describes more than 35 years of software-systems experience, including architecture, development and delivery of scalable distributed systems, cloud platforms, middleware, storage, networking, security and AI infrastructure. He co-founded and exited two startups, one acquired by BEA Systems. Exact company names, appointment dates and personal investment amounts are not disclosed in the reviewed profile.

Ghazi Ben Othman, also published as Ghazi Benothman and Ghazi Ben Othmane, is a MEDIN co-founder and general partner. He has more than three decades of technology operating and investment experience across Silicon Valley, the GCC and North Africa. He worked in engineering at Motorola and Dell before moving into investing at Deutsche Bank and Crosslink Capital. The firm describes later managing-director and chief-investment-officer work at a Saudi SME private-equity fund. He co-founded TechWadi and supported North African entrepreneurship initiatives. He holds a master’s degree in computer engineering from the University of Southern California. These earlier employers are career history, not present MEDIN affiliates.

Noomane Fehri is a co-founder and general partner of MEDIN Fund Management. The Tunisian regulator named him president and chief executive when the manager began regulated operations in 2023; the current website presents his general-partner role. His career includes roughly three decades across Schlumberger and ATOS in Africa, Europe and Asia. He previously served as Tunisia’s Minister of Digital Economy and helped develop its startup ecosystem. He founded or led initiatives including Technoriat, B@Labs and MDBAN. His education includes geophysics at ENS-ULM and engineering at the French Petroleum Institute. Prior ministerial and corporate positions are historical, not current appointments.

Norlase co-founder and former chairman. The company announced February2025 that Jacob Philipsen succeeded him as chair while Hardwick remained a board member, acknowledging his decade of leadership during the company’s early development.

Medical-device leader and Medis Medical Imaging CEO with prior Philips, Keeler and LumiraDx experience. Her training includes Harvard-MIT health-sciences doctoral research and MIT electrical engineering. Norlase announced her board appointment July2024; current end-term unpublished.

Laser and medical-device executive with a DTU integrated-optics PhD. Norlase co-founder appointed chairman February2025; previously led Advalight, RSP Systems and Flux. Advalight CEO is a historical2025 source affiliation, not asserted current2026. Serstech current2026 board directory independently binds his original portrait.

Alexander Tøt is the key account manager named on Eurofins' current Sorbisense product/service page, last updatedJune12,2026, which publishes this genuine named portrait. This is the continuing Eurofins operating unit's service affiliation, not a statutory appointment or employment by the original liquidated SorbisenseA/S. Career history, education and exact appointment day are unverified.

Gadi Rothenberg is Sorbisense's historical co-founder and a University of Amsterdam professor of heterogeneous catalysis and sustainable chemistry. The university's2008 appointment biography confirms his Hebrew University applied-chemistry studies and doctorate, York Marie Curie research fellowship and co-founding of Sorbisense. The university supplies this genuine named2017 portrait. His Sorbisense operating duties and exact tenure are unpublished; current academic positions do not establish current employment by the original Sorbisense company.

Hubert de Jonge co-founded Sorbisense in2004 with Gadi Rothenberg and was its CEO in the primary June9,2010 Vækstfonden announcement. The announcement describes his Dutch background and Aarhus senior-researcher affiliation from1996 to2004. His genuine named portrait is published by Aarhus University. Subsequent publications identify Eurofins affiliations; the original company's CEO title is explicitly historical, with precise tenure unverified.

Daniel Patrick Jarrett was a member of the separately registered Ventures Together LLP from November 18, 2019 until January 20, 2021, according to Companies House. The LLP governance history predates the community’s published 2021 operating launch; no current managerial position is inferred.

Rona Ruthen was a director of VT Community Limited from November 16, 2023 until February 22, 2024, according to the UK company register. This is a historical governance affiliation and does not imply current Ventures Together employment or individual investment participation.

Dan Murray is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Anthony Eskinazi is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Jeremy King is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Leonard Picardo is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Maria Belousova was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Historical executive director — published2019; subsequent tenure unknown in its archived manager directory. Her2019 Primer biography describes portfolio strategy, financial/investment analysis and roughly a decade of project evaluation, with education at Higher School of Economics. She is distinct from the identically named Indigo/Grubhub technology executive already in Adex; no software-career attributes, portrait or roles are transferred. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Eugene Tsyrklevich is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Vadim Tarasov was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Advisory Board Member in its archived manager directory. His archived scientific role includes translational-medicine and pharmacy leadership at Sechenov University, a pharmaceutical-sciences doctorate and research on oncology/neurodegenerative therapies. Primer’s expert-council affiliation is historical and external, rather than current manager employment. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase operations leader who joined in2019, became COO in2022 and previously worked in manufacturing development at Novo Nordisk.

John Edward Butler-Ransohoff was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Advisory Board Member in its archived manager directory. His archived career includes Bayer pharmaceutical R&D, external innovation and alliances, chemistry study at Heidelberg, a1986 doctorate at Max Planck and Rockefeller postdoctoral research. The archive describes HTGF investment-committee and academic/consortium roles; their current tenure is not independently inferred. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Misha Gopaul is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Norlase regulatory and quality leader who previously worked at Oticon and led medical-device quality-system and clearance programmes.

Henry de Zoete is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Sofya Yartseva was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Consultant in its archived manager directory. Her archived work covered scientific/pre-investment diligence. Her training includes biological/medical physics at MIPT, exchange study at École Polytechnique and molecular-genetics work in Strasbourg. The archived English card says consultant while Russian descriptions identify investment analysis. Current Unicorn’s named biography corroborates her earlier Primer analyst experience. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase technology leader and photonics researcher responsible for the LEAF laser platform; Danish Optical Society researcher award recipient.

Nadezhda Kartashova was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Adviser in its archived manager directory. Her archived biography describes pharmacy training and a pharmaceutical-sciences doctorate at St Petersburg’s chemical-pharmaceutical academy, GMP manufacturing internships and biotechnology study at Dublin City University. She was an adviser rather than a presumed investment partner. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase co-founder and laser-science leader with a semiconductor-laser PhD and prior photonics commercialization work at GIGA and NKT Photonics.

A Beamery co-founder and president publicly featured as a Ventures Together operator member. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Evgeny Shevchenko was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Project Manager in its archived manager directory. His archived remit was coordinating portfolio-company research and preclinical pharmaceutical projects, including scientific grants and government contracts. He studied biochemistry and fundamental medicine at Moscow State University and holds a biology doctorate. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase global-distribution executive with ophthalmic market-development experience at Allergan, Alcon and IRIDEX.

Elizaveta Rozhdestvenskaya was publicly listed by Primer Capital as COO in its archived manager directory. Her expertise includes biopharmaceutical venture financing and mathematical modelling of gene interactions. She completed Moscow State University mechanics/mathematics and biology studies in2002/2007. Her current Unicorn Capital Partners biography independently confirms former Primer executive-director tenure2016–2022, subsequent NTI venture work2022–2023 and Unicorn partnership sinceApril2023. The archived English card calls her COO; Russian executive-director wording is preserved as a title difference. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase strategic-planning executive whose ophthalmic sales career includes solid-state and pattern-scanning laser launches.

An entrepreneur with three reported business exits who is publicly featured in Ventures Together’s operator community. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing. Adil Mohammed is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Anton Lavrentev was publicly listed by Primer Capital as CEO in its archived manager directory. His archived biography describes corporate law, investment structuring and intellectual-property work, with more than seven years of M&A advisory/in-house practice and law bachelor’s/master’s qualifications from Higher School of Economics. The2019 directory lists legal-department head, whereas2021/2022 lists CEO. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Ophthalmic laser executive with prior work at IRIDEX, Optimedica and Topcon Medical Laser Systems; oversees Norlase medical devices.

Dmitry Sharov was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Managing partner, Investment committee member in its archived manager directory. His published experience centres on founding and managing the OCT clinical-research group and Data MATRIX eClinical software, including clinical-trial operations and corporate strategy. These are historically sourced affiliations, not proof of a current Primer appointment. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

An exited founder, angel and board member featured in Ventures Together’s operator community. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Norlase co-founder and CEO who developed a university laser research project into an ophthalmic medical-device business.

Timur Avdeenko was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Managing partner, Investment committee member in its archived manager directory. His published background includes senior leadership at MDM Bank, EMAliance and Alfa Bank, investment work spanning industrial and clinical businesses, and board involvement with Le Click and Dr Botkin. The archive lists a doctorate; current employment is not independently established. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

A data-engineering operator whose Ventures Together member profile cites earlier Pinterest and Twilio experience. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Emre Elbir develops custom sensing hardware for Laelaps AI’s robotic agents. He holds MSc and BSc degrees from ETH Zürich and previously worked on robotic sensor systems at ETH’s Robotic Systems Lab and ANYbotics.

Dennis Rotondi leads the perception stack at Laelaps AI. He is completing doctoral work at the International Max Planck Research School for Intelligent Systems on robotic scene understanding, after an MSc in AI and robotics from Sapienza. His published experience includes visual SLAM at Helsing and robotics teaching at Stuttgart.

Carolin Frühauf Hölzl manages office operations at Laelaps AI. She holds a master’s degree in art history, ethnology and history from Passau and previously supported executives at irmos technologies, alongside editing, translation and fine-art research work.

Flynn Letford is a robotics engineer at Laelaps AI, working on navigation, SLAM and perception. He is completing an MSc in robotics, systems and control at ETH Zürich and previously worked on autonomous-robot software at DroneDeploy and Rocos.

Alessio Salvatore is a robotics engineering intern at Laelaps AI, developing multi-agent robot orchestration. He is pursuing an MSc in robotics at ETH Zürich after a BSc in automation engineering at Politecnico di Milano.

Erik Litschel supports go-to-market execution, operations and strategic initiatives at Laelaps AI as a founder’s associate. He previously led partnerships and fundraising at START Global and founded an earlier venture.

Matthew Kriel is a software engineer at Laelaps AI, building the real-time infrastructure underlying its robotics platform. His published experience includes distributed systems, messaging and LLM orchestration at Crypto Banter, Stubber and CV-Library.

Juan de los Rios works on robot navigation, autonomy and multi-agent orchestration as a robotics engineer at Laelaps AI. He holds an MSc in robotics, cognition and intelligence from TUM and previously worked on reinforcement-learning coordination of aerial systems at Helsing.

Rokas Bendikas co-founded Laelaps AI and leads visual intelligence and scalable infrastructure as chief technology officer. His published background includes doctoral research in foundational AI at UCL, an MSc in AI and machine learning from Imperial College London, embodied AI at Qualcomm and deep-learning infrastructure at MathWorks.

Maria (Mania) Stamatopoulou co-founded Laelaps AI and leads its core autonomy and robotics stack as chief research officer. She holds a PhD in computer science and robotics from UCL and an MSc in robotics from Imperial College London; her quadrupedal-robot autonomy research underpins the company’s technology.

Sophia Belser co-founded Laelaps AI and leads commercialisation and strategy as chief executive officer. She holds a PhD in applied quantum physics and an MPhil in biotechnology from Cambridge. Her published background includes research at Harvard and deep-tech investing at First Momentum Ventures.

A go-to-market operator whose Ventures Together member profile cites earlier Google and ZOE experience. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

An Onfido co-founder, publicly featured as a Ventures Together operator member. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Yoav Artzi is one of the two new Ventures Together partners publicly announced in 2026. His own professional account describes prior leadership of product, operations and support teams at Omnipresent. The venture syndicate partnership is separate from the unrelated Google DeepMind professional of the same name.

Pavan Madduri is one of the two new Ventures Together partners named in its 2026 announcement. His public professional profile describes previous strategy and operating leadership at Omnipresent and participation in building a distributed global employment platform. His community-origin partnership is distinct from a personal allocation in any portfolio financing.

Kelsey Traher, legally Kelsey Jane Louise Traher, is named among Ventures Together’s five partners in its 2026 announcement and remains a registered director of VT Community Limited. Her own published career description covers operating leadership and founding COO Stories. Later coaching-provider testimony reports leaving full-time employment without identifying a dated end to her Ventures Together partnership; employment and partnership status are not equated.

Asmita Dwivedi is the family-office lead and investment partner associated with Lotus One Investment, and founder and CEO of Apramae, its Stockholm-based venture partner. The own EnginZyme biography describes earlier strategy consulting and entrepreneurial experience and confirms her representation of Lotus One on its board. Portfolio-company financing announcements independently identify her investment role; no personal cash ticket is inferred from board representation.

Rob O’Donovan, legally Robert James O’Donovan, is a Ventures Together partner and director of VT Community Limited, also a designated member of the separately registered Ventures Together LLP. CharlieHR identifies him as its co-founder and chairman; that separate operating-company affiliation does not imply a personal investment through the syndicate.

Anders Peter Juel Sauerberg serves as a director of Lotus Singapore Group and co-founded Norbreeze Group. His career includes building lifestyle brands and regional distribution partnerships in Asia, with an emphasis on design and social impact. The group directory supplies his current affiliation and authentic portrait.

Manak Singh is a director of Lotus Singapore Group. His operating background includes brewing and bottling businesses, alcohol-sector strategy consulting and boutique hospitality, including The Mirage in Andretta. The published role is group governance rather than an independently confirmed statutory Lotus One directorship.

Jesper Bjørn Madsen is a director of Lotus Singapore Group with a background in international business and law. He previously spent more than two decades at Carlsberg, including senior oversight of Asian markets and regional board positions. His current affiliation is the publicly documented parent-group director role.

Vendy Zgraggen manages the office of VP Venture Partners, according to the firm’s current public team statement and its own Soglio Innovation Catalyst programme. Those sources name her operating affiliation but do not publish an individual portrait, a detailed previous-career biography or an exact joining date. No inferred investment authority, personal company participation or fund subscription is assigned.

Hans Maria Heÿn is published by VP Venture Partners as Entrepreneur in Residence and CEO of CollimateHealth; its own Soglio Innovation Catalyst programme lists him as Venture Partner. CollimateHealth’s own website confirms his co-founder and CEO role and describes the company as a VP Venture Partners venture-building project developing microbeam radiation oncology technology. EIT Health’s earlier Smart4Diagnostics profile identifies his founding-team business role, doctorate in governance, MBA, MSc and regulatory affairs background; that history is not asserted as an additional current CEO appointment.

Julia Flötotto is a venture partner at VP Venture Partners, listed in the firm’s current own directory and Soglio Innovation Catalyst programme. EIT Health’s original Smart4Diagnostics programme profile names her as a founding-team IT lead with a computer-science doctorate and experience in software engineering and product leadership. That earlier project role is professional background rather than an independently verified current outside executive appointment.

Ruth Frances Ketley, professionally known as Ruth Ketley, is published as Associate by VP Venture Partners and its own Soglio Innovation Catalyst programme. The LSBC 2026 organiser describes her as Senior Associate; that external title difference is recorded rather than silently overriding the manager’s own current directory. Oxford’s research archive identifies her DPhil thesis on TIRR, DNA damage and repair, deposited in 2023. Moonlight AI’s May2026 financing announcement names her as the VP Venture Partners spokesperson, and its official Swiss formation publication identifies Ruth Frances Ketley as a director. That corporate appointment does not imply an individual personal investment.

Annick Bay is Investment Manager at VP Venture Partners, as published in the firm’s current team directory and Soglio Innovation Catalyst programme. She holds a physics doctorate from the University of Namur and previously conducted postdoctoral work at the University of California San Diego. Her self-published research profile and professional biography describe photonics and optics research followed by life-science consulting and early-stage investment work. Older Senior Associate references are historical and superseded by the own current Investment Manager title.

Yeo Soon Keong, publicly SK, serves as a director of Lotus Singapore Group. His career spans international business and governance, including Carlsberg regional boards; the group biography describes legal qualifications and current teaching in ethics and sustainability. Its own published title is scoped to group governance.

Raksha Khetan is an executive director of Lotus Singapore Group and oversees its European portfolio. Her background combines economics and mathematics with earlier transfer-pricing consulting at Deloitte and later work in design and consumer businesses. This is the publicly documented group affiliation.

Tom Savage, legally Thomas Richard Nowell Savage, co-founded Ventures Together and is acknowledged in its 2026 five-partner announcement. He remains a director of VT Community Limited and a designated member of the separately registered historical LLP. His own announcement describes stepping away from the CEO function; no current CEO title is inferred.

Chandra Prakash Khetan, publicly CP, is an executive director of Lotus Singapore Group. The own biography describes over three decades of entrepreneurial work across beverages, consumer products, finance and manufacturing, with a focus on responsible growth. The company biography is scoped to the parent group.

Abhishek Khetan is Managing Director of Lotus Singapore Group, leading business development, investment strategy and financial oversight. His background includes finance and economics studies at Boston University and operational work across hospitality, luxury and impact ventures. This is a group leadership affiliation, not a separately verified statutory Lotus One appointment.

Nirmal Singh is Executive Chairman of Lotus Singapore Group, overseeing its strategy, governance and global portfolio. His earlier senior roles included international finance at Shiji Group and Asia-Pacific leadership at MICROS. Primary NUS material also identifies him as chairman of Lotus One Investment; his group portrait is the authentic public image.

Bernard Lerer leads Negev Capital’s Scientific Advisory Board. He is a psychiatry professor and founder of the Biological Psychiatry Laboratory at Hadassah–Hebrew University Medical Center, formerly directed Israel’s National Institute for Psychobiology, and founded the International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology.

Stuart Seidman is a Partner and Medical Science Lead at Negev Capital. A board-certified psychiatrist, his work focuses on psychopharmacology and neuroendocrinology; his previous experience includes clinical psychiatry teaching at Columbia University and psychiatric practice at NewYork-Presbyterian.

Ken Belotsky is a Co-Founding Partner at Negev Capital and co-founded its associated CNS venture studio Negev Labs. He is a technology entrepreneur and venture investor whose previous businesses include connected-car platform Bright Box, acquired by Zurich Insurance Group in 2018, and automotive software business BrightConsult.

Vadim Uzberg is Co-Founder and Managing Director of Negev Capital and leads fund management. His experience includes private equity and venture investing across Europe, the United States and emerging markets, a partnership at Baring Vostok Capital Partners, and investment director and CFO roles at Eagle Venture Partners.

Irene Muñiz Aramburuzabala publicly announced joining Fund F’s investment team in Vienna in 2026, focusing on Southern Europe, particularly Spain and Portugal, and supporting underrepresented early-stage founders. Fund F’s current announcements name her in the team. Her exact seniority is not published in the reviewed primary announcement. A dated 2024 self-announcement records previous Plug and Play FoundHER and space-technology accelerator work; that background is not asserted as a current outside role.

Sebastian Gomes is an associate at Fund F, promoted in the firm’s 2026 announcement alongside Lucy Izquierdo Greene. He covers Iberia and contributes analytical and technology diligence, including the firm’s Trismik investment. The firm describes his involvement from its earliest investments through portfolio development. His own first-fund final-close announcement corroborates the Fund F affiliation; no individual investment check or undisclosed career history is inferred.

Lucy Izquierdo Greene is an associate at Fund F, promoted in the firm’s 2026 team announcement. She focuses on France and works as a generalist investor, including the firm’s Scholé AI and 10% investments. Female Founders’ original welcome announcement records a UK BSc in Sustainability and Biology, a French MSc in International Management, prior early-stage climate technology work and experience at SISTAFUND. An older conference profile’s VC Analyst title is historical and superseded by the firm’s current associate promotion.

Judith Schnaubelt is Head of Operations at Fund F, as confirmed in the firm’s current promotion announcement. She joined in 2023 and has taken responsibility for fund processes, accounting, reporting, database architecture and system implementation, including the operational AI layer. Her public self-profile corroborates the Fund F affiliation; no exact promotion day or outside current employment is inferred from dated job advertisements.

Carina Roth is a partner at Fund F, promoted from Investment Manager in the firm’s 2026 announcement. She previously founded an AgeTech company and works with early-stage founders and gender-diverse European technology teams. Her current Frontiers Health speaker biography records Forbes 30 Under 30 in Technology recognition and EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist recognition in Social Entrepreneurship. Fund F’s promotion announcement identifies her work on BlueBox, Uplift360, Heim Health and AI–BOB.

Nina Maria Wöss, publicly known as Nina Wöss, is co-founder and general partner of Fund F and an individually authorised managing director of Fund F GmbH since September 2021. She co-founded the Female Founders ecosystem and works on access to early-stage financing for gender-diverse European technology businesses. MEDICA’s named interview describes her participation in the startup ecosystem since 2012. Her legal full name and public short name identify the same professional; Fund F is distinct from the unrelated US Female Founders Fund.

Lisa-Marie Fassl is co-founder and general partner of Fund F, and an individually authorised managing director of Fund F GmbH since its September 2021 registration. She co-founded the Female Founders ecosystem supporting women entrepreneurs and gender-diverse technology companies. UNIDO’s named 2021 speaker biography describes nine years of startup and early-stage financing experience, Forbes 30 Under 30 recognition, and public advisory and teaching work; those dated outside appointments are historical background rather than independently verified current posts.

Jenny Magnusson is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Stockholm, Sweden. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Marcus Blomkvist is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Gothenburg, Sweden. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Stefan Granlund is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Sweden. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Nina Berchoux is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen,Denmark/Southern Sweden. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Kent Due-Frederiksen leads Danske Growth, the bank’s department for startup and growth companies, as identified by its May2025 own announcement and current Growth contact directory. He describes support for entrepreneurs through capital, infrastructure and advice and connects the bank’s startup services with the wider venture and buyout funding ecosystem. He is based in Copenhagen.

Christian Clayhills is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Finland. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Klavs Hjort is listed in Danske Bank’s Growth team in Copenhagen and in its current media directory as Head of Small Business Growth. A2022 own bank article identified his then-title as Senior Vice President for Growth & Impact. His published work concerns the Nordic startup ecosystem, growth-company banking and access to financing; the older title is qualified rather than treated as proof of the current role.

Teppo Havo is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Helsinki, Finland. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Jonas Wannelof is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Stockholm, Sweden. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Mathias Tannebæk Olesen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Aarhus, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Ken Rasmussen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Kenneth Larsen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Nicklas Jensen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Max Nielsen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Mikkel Skott Olsen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Copenhagen, Denmark. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Arja Tuppurainen is a publicly listed Danske Bank Growth team contact based in Helsinki, Finland. The bank’s growth programme supports startup and scale-up companies through specialist banking, liquidity and cash management, connections across the ecosystem and supplementary non-dilutive bank financing. The public contact directory identifies the person and location but does not publish a formal seniority title or complete career biography.

Rachel Brekhman is Head of Business Divisional Finance at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Paul Gregory is Head of Corporate & Institutional Banking at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Michel van Drie is Head of Technology & Services, Large Corporates & Institutions at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Mark Wraa-Hansen is Head of Personal Banking, Denmark at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Andrew Welchman co-founded Prodromic and serves as Chief Executive Officer. The company describes his background in neuroscience and mental-health innovation, including earlier executive leadership at ieso Digital Health, leadership of neuroscience and mental health at Wellcome, and a Cambridge professorship in neural intelligence. The official register identifies him as Andrew Edward Welchman and confirms his directorship from31July2024.

Linda Olsen is Head of Technology & Services, Personal & Business Customers at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Lars Alstrup is Head of Advisory Banking, Business Customers at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Jakob Bøss is Head of Group Positioning & Sustainability at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Claus Harder is Head of Group Strategic Steering at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Christin Tuxen is Head of Direct Banking, Business Customers at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Carolina Crevatin Martin is Head of Markets at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Atilla Olesen is Head of Investment Banking at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Anne Buchardt is Head of Private Banking & Investments at Danske Bank and a member of its current Commercial Leadership Team. The bank’s public management directory identifies this position within the group team responsible for coordinating customer offerings and delivery of its Forward ’28 strategy. This commercial management function is distinct from an appointment as an equity investor or a venture fund manager.

Kirsten Hjelm Lund is an employee-elected member of Danske Bank’s Board of Directors fromMarch2026 and is a board member of Danske Kreds within Finansforbundet. She has experience in personal banking and financial-sector employee representation, including employment law, collective bargaining and labour-market matters. Her professional training includes labour law at the University of Southern Denmark, leadership and strategy at Copenhagen University College, and negotiation and employment-law programmes.

Louise Aggerstrøm Hansen is an employee-elected member of Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and its Risk and Compliance Committee. She is chief analyst in Danish Macro Research within Markets, following senior-analyst work at the bank. Her earlier career includes the OECD, the Danish Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Interior. She holds an economics master’s degree from the University of Copenhagen.

Aleksandras Cicasovas is an employee-elected member of Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and a chapter lead in its Core Payment Platform Tribe. His earlier bank project-management work covered fraud management, transaction services, digital transformation and IT security. Previously he worked at Barclays in technology and project-management positions. He studied international business and communication and completed an executive MBA at ISM University of Management and Economics in Lithuania.

Kirsten Ebbe Brich is an employee-elected member of Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and participates in its Remuneration Committee. She chairs Finansforbundet i Danske Bank and has a background in organisational change, IT implementation and software development at the bank. Her training includes computer science, management, strategic negotiation and change management. The bank’s primary CV describes employee representation, compensation structures, cultural change and responsible digital transformation.

Zoe Kourtzi co-founded Prodromic and leads its scientific work as Chief Scientific Officer. She is a University of Cambridge professor whose research applies AI to brain health, a Royal Society Industry Fellow and an Alan Turing Institute fellow. The official company register confirms her directorship from31July2024.

Helle Valentin serves on Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and its Nomination Committee. The primary CV identifies her as managing partner of IBM Consulting EMEA, with earlier IBM consulting, services, Internet of Things, operations and transformation leadership. She holds an engineering master’s degree from the Technical University of Denmark. Her published competencies include digital business, technology infrastructure, cybersecurity and international corporate governance.

Marianne Sørensen serves on Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and its Audit Committee. Previously she was group CFO of Ramboll, CFO of Maersk Drilling and held funding, treasury and finance responsibilities at A.P. Møller–Maersk. She holds an economics master’s degree from the University of Copenhagen. The bank’s primary CV describes financial oversight, risk mitigation, regulatory compliance and sustainable-business experience and identifies an Energinet vice-chair role.

Rafael Salinas serves on Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and chairs its Risk and Compliance Committee. He was CFO and Chief Risk Officer of BBVA and held earlier risk, portfolio-management, asset-liability and equity-derivatives roles there. He studied quantitative economics at CEMFI, econometrics and mathematical economics at the London School of Economics, economics at Alicante and completed an executive MBA at Chicago Booth. His primary CV identifies board roles with BBVA businesses in Türkiye and Mexico.

Allan Polack serves on Danske Bank’s Board of Directors, chairs the Audit Committee and participates in the Remuneration Committee. He previously led PFA Pension, Nordea Asset Management and Nordea Life and Pensions, following investment and markets roles at Nordea and Unibank. He studied economics and business administration at Copenhagen Business School and completed an advanced management programme at INSEAD. His primary CV identifies asset-management and long-term-investment governance experience.

Lieve Mostrey is a member of Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and its Audit and Risk and Compliance committees. She was CEO of Euroclear and earlier its chief technology and services officer, following operations and IT leadership at BNP Paribas Fortis, Fortis and Generale Bank. She studied civil engineering and materials science at KU Leuven and economics at Vrije University. The bank’s primary CV describes financial-market infrastructure, technology and regulated-industry experience.

Jacob Dahl serves on Danske Bank’s Board of Directors, chairs its Remuneration Committee and is a member of the Risk and Compliance Committee. He has led banking practices in Asia, Africa, Europe and Scandinavia at McKinsey and co-founded Basisbank. His earlier career includes corporate and private banking at Carnegie and bond-market work at Lannung Bank. He holds an economics master’s degree from the University of Copenhagen. The primary CV emphasises financial strategy, technology and international banking.

Martin Blessing chairs Danske Bank’s Board of Directors and participates in its Nomination and Remuneration committees. He previously served as Commerzbank CEO and led businesses at UBS, including global wealth management and personal and corporate banking. His earlier career includes Dresdner Bank and McKinsey. He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago and a business-administration qualification from the University of St.Gallen. The current primary CV identifies2020 board appointment and2022 chairmanship.

Frans Woelders is Chief Operating Officer of Danske Bank. His earlier career includes chief digital officer for personal banking at the Royal Bank of Scotland, CEO of retail banking and group CIO at ABN AMRO, and operations, services and technology roles within ABN AMRO. He began his career in consulting at Cap Gemini and studied computer science in Amsterdam. His primary CV identifies a board role at Northern Bank Limited in Belfast.

Johanna Norberg leads Business Customers at Danske Bank. She has held country-management, capital-markets, corporate and institutional-banking and fixed-income roles within Danske, including Sweden and New York. Her earlier experience includes Nordea Markets and Handelsbanken Capital Markets. She studied macroeconomics and financial studies at Stockholm and Lund universities. The current bank CV distinguishes her earlier combined Swedish country-manager role from her current group Business Customers responsibilities.

Cecile Hillary is Chief Financial Officer of Danske Bank and joined its Executive Leadership Team on 1March2025. Previously she was group treasurer at Lloyds Banking Group, led securitisation solutions and asset finance at Barclays, held senior debt-capital-markets and securitisation positions at Morgan Stanley, and worked in structured finance at J.P. Morgan. She studied at ESSEC Business School and Sciences Po in France.

Karsten Breum is Danske Bank’s Chief People Officer. He previously led human resources at Panalpina and held regional CEO and HR leadership positions at Damco within the A.P. Møller–Maersk group. He holds an executive MBA from Chicago Booth and a master’s degree in strategy, organisation and leadership from Aarhus University. His primary CV identifies responsibilities with financial-sector employer and pension organisations.

Christian Bornfeld leads Personal Customers and Financial Crime Risk & Prevention at Danske Bank. His career includes innovation and technology leadership as group COO at ABN AMRO, senior retail and commercial-banking technology roles at Nordea, earlier CIO and architecture responsibilities at Danske, and technology leadership at IBM. He holds an economics master’s degree from the University of Copenhagen. The bank’s primary CV also identifies Realkredit Danmark chairmanship and a Vipps MobilePay board role.

Joachim Alpen leads Large Corporates & Institutions at Danske Bank, joining the Executive Leadership Team in August2023. His earlier career includes co-leading SEB’s large-corporates and financial-institutions business, global markets and foreign-exchange leadership, trading at ABB and diplomatic work at Sweden’s embassy in Moscow. He studied international relations at Johns Hopkins SAIS and business administration, economics and Russian at Uppsala University.

Magnus Agustsson, also published as Magnus Thor Agustsson, is Chief Risk Officer and Head of Risk and Compliance at Danske Bank. He joined the Executive Leadership Team in November2021 after serving as Chief Risk Officer and in other senior risk roles at SEB. His earlier career includes Nordic Investment Bank and risk-methods leadership at DEPFA and Hypo Real Estate. He studied economics and mechanical engineering at the University of Iceland and financial engineering at HEC Lausanne. His primary CV qualifies a2026 interim compliance role separately from his current combined responsibilities.

Carsten Egeriis is Chief Executive Officer of Danske Bank. Before becoming CEO he was the bank’s Chief Risk Officer from 2017 to 2021, following senior Barclays risk positions in London and risk-management roles at GE Capital and GE Money Bank. He holds an executive MBA from London Business School and an international-business degree from Copenhagen Business School. The current primary CV also identifies his Danica Pension board chairmanship.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: The Honorable Dr. Will Roper is currently a Distinguished Professor at Georgia Tech's Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, where he teaches at the intersection of technology and national security. He also serves as a Senior Advisor at McKinsey and Company, a Board member of seven technology startups and investment firms, and an Honorary Group Captain in the U.K. Royal Air Force. He even recently completed a brief tour as CEO of a Silicon-Valley drone startup. Prior to this, Will served as the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics for three years. In this role, he led all research, development, procurement, and logistics for both the U.S. Air Force and Space Force: an annual budget totaling $60 billion. But he is best known for accelerating acquisition timelines and fostering disruptive innovation inside the government. While at the Air Force, Will took large strides opening defense opportunities to commercial companies, spearheading initiatives like AFWERX and Pitch Days that connected 2,300 tech companies with military contracts. He also led Department-wide technology transformation for software, artificial intelligence, and digital engineering and initiated new programs for hypersonic weapons, autonomous drones, advanced satellites and rockets, and a militarized internet of things, all while overseeing the day-to-day logistics of 5,300 military aircraft and satellites. But in addition to technology, Will was equally passionate about competing for talent, updating 50-year-old body standards for all Air Force aircraft to increase accessibility for women and people of color to pursue military flight careers. Earlier in his career, Dr. Roper was the founding Director of the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office (SCO), growing this once-classified innovation office to $1.6 billion annually. Solving some of the military’s most pressing problems, he transitioned over three fourths of SCO’s prototypes into military programs while serving as the Principal Staff Assistant for Innovation to the Secretary of Defense. He also led the Steering Committee for the 2018 National Security Strategy that pivoted the Pentagon's top focus to China and Russia. He began his career at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory as the chief futurist for the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). During his 15 years of national security service, Will has received MDA's highest contractor award and the Defense Department’s and Air Force's highest awards for distinguished public service. Will holds a bachelor’s and master’s in physics from Georgia Tech and doctorate in mathematics from Oxford University, where he studied string theory as a Rhodes Scholar.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Wafaa Mamilli, a distinguished global strategist, is at the forefront of technological and business innovation. With a holistic approach recognizing the interconnectedness of product development and customer engagement, she drives tangible growth and sustainable business results. Passionate about empowering diverse global teams, Wafaa fosters a culture of creativity and courage by prioritizing mentorship and sponsorship, enriching the ecosystem to create lasting legacies measured in human capital and robust business outcomes. Wafaa serves as the EVP, Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Roche, guiding technological advancements and digital strategies. Previously, she served as EVP at Zoetis, a global animal health company, directing global Tech and Digital operations, as well as various businesses and P&Ls. Her tenure at Eli Lilly and Company included several senior leadership roles around the globe, with a focus on global information, cybersecurity, and analytics. Wafaa also holds board positions at Fiserv, a global provider of payments and financial technology solutions, and T200, an organization dedicated to accelerating women's leadership in technology. Wafaa's extensive education from prestigious institutions complements her professional journey. She has completed advanced management programs at Harvard Business School and London Business School and public board governance leadership at Stanford University. Her academic foundation includes degrees in computer science from INSEA, Morocco, and business applications of information and technology from Université de Rennes, France. Wafaa is a recipient of the Forbes CIO Next Award and the MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Vivek serves as Senior Vice President (SVP) and Chief Information Officer (CIO) as part of the Global Network and Technology (GN&T) Organization. He oversees the Consumer, Business and Corporate System technology teams. His team focuses on delivering cutting-edge digital solutions to customers and frontline & internal employees, leveraging technology to drive innovation, growth, and exceptional customer experiences, with a particular emphasis on pioneering generative and agentic AI to redefine the future of telecommunications. Vivek provides strategic direction and thought leadership to the senior team, while also remaining actively engaged in daily operations. He firmly believes that staying at the forefront of technology is crucial, enabling his team to provide customers with the latest advancements while achieving business objectives. Vivek has spearheaded numerous transformative programs and solutions across various departments, including wireline, wireless, and corporate finance. His team has consistently delivered groundbreaking initiatives, particularly by integrating AI capabilities to revolutionize employee workflows and enhance customer experiences. While business growth remains his primary focus, Vivek prioritizes cultivating a strong and empowered team. He is a dedicated mentor, recognizing that a company’s success stems from its capable and motivated workforce. His leadership fosters an environment where team members are encouraged to make decisions, contribute innovative ideas, and advance their careers. This culture of growth and development has not only benefited individuals but has also resulted in a more engaged and productive workforce, directly contributing to the company’s overall success. In recent years, Vivek has prioritized transforming his organization’s culture and operational approaches. He has spearheaded the transition to a high-performing engineering team that embraces agile processes and new software delivery technologies. He firmly believes in continuous self-disruption within the technology field to ensure his team remains at the forefront of innovation and supports business growth.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ursula Soritsch-Renier was born and raised in Austria. She has a diploma in economy and majored in philosophy with a minor in Computer Science at the University of Vienna. She started her career at Philips as IT Project Manager, Consumer Electronics in 1995 before moving to Global IT Process Systems Manager, Consumer Electronics in 1997, and in 2006 was appointed Director, Information Management and Quality & Regulatory, Healthcare. She moved to Novartis in 2009 as Global Head, IT Strategy, PMO and Architecture being based in Boston, before being appointed Group Chief Information Officer and Digital Leader at Sulzer in 2013. She was appointed as Group Chief Information and Digital officer for Nokia between 2018 and 2020. Since March 2021, she has been working as Group Chief Digital and Information Officer for Saint-Gobain, a worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction, with a challenge to accelerate the digital transformation of this 350 years old company.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Tracy is Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Conagra Brands. In this role, Tracy has enterprise responsibility for Global Business Services, Information Technology, Cyber Security, and leadership in Digital Transformation, leveraging digital capabilities such as automation, generative and agentic AI. Tracy joined Conagra in 2001 and has held a variety of leadership roles in finance, information technology and business services. Most recently, Tracy led global business services, including operations and ongoing transformation of Customer Order Management, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Consumer Affairs and Data Management. Tracy has led several technological implementations and launched Conagra’s first Enterprise AI Kitchen. Tracy holds an accounting degree from Drake University. She serves on the University of Nebraska College of Business Dean’s Advisory Board and the board of the United Way of the Midlands. She is a past executive board member of the Institute of Career Advancement (ICAN) and the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce."

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: General (Ret) Timothy D. Haugh most recently served as the 4th Commander, U.S. Cyber Command and 19th Director of the National Security Agency. In these roles, Gen Haugh served as the National Manager for all federal government National Security Systems and led all DoD cyber operations. A native of Hughesville, Pennsylvania, Gen (Ret) Haugh earned his commission in 1991 from the ROTC program at Lehigh University. During his career, Gen (Ret) Haugh commanded at the squadron, group, wing, numbered air force, and joint levels. His other notable tours included assignments as Deputy Commander of Joint Task Force Ares, Commander of Cyber National Mission Force, and Commander of Sixteenth Air Force. In addition to earning his Bachelor of Arts in Russian Studies from Lehigh University, Gen (Ret) Haugh holds Master of Science degrees from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, the Naval Postgraduate School, and Southern Methodist University. Gen (Ret) Haugh and his bride, Mrs. Sherie Haugh, have been married for more than 34 years, and have a son, daughter, daughter in law, and granddaughter. Gen (Ret) Haugh also serves as the Blue Center Distinguished Fellow at the Yale University Jackson School of Global Affairs and is a Distinguished Fellow at Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service. Ballistic Ventures affiliation: Retired General Timothy D. Haugh is a strategic adviser in Ballistic Ventures’ external advisory network. He previously directed the National Security Agency and commanded US Cyber Command following a long US Air Force and national-security career. His published profile also identifies a senior fellowship at Yale’s Jackson School. He is the same retired commander profiled as Tim Haugh by Insight Partners; existing outside affiliations are preserved.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Thomas is an Executive Vice President at The Northern Trust Company and currently serves as Chief Information Officer for the Firm. Tom was appointed Executive Vice President as head of Enterprise Business Architecture in February 2016, responsible for business unit technology strategy development, operations change management, and location strategy to support a scalable global operating model. Prior to his current role, Tom spent two years as the Chief Operating Officer of Operations and Technology. Prior to that, Tom was IT Director for Wealth Management, focused on development of mobile platforms for customer engagement. Previously, Tom was Director of Investment Technology for nearly four years, where he planned and oversaw a comprehensive modernization of virtually all major systems supporting Northern Trust Asset Management. Tom joined Northern Trust in an IT Leadership role in the Benefit Payment Systems group in August 1999, and became Division Manager of that group in December 2001. In December 2003, Tom transferred into the Client Delivery Group within Worldwide Technology with responsibility for management of application development for all Wealth Management client facing applications including the build out of the Wealth Passport suite of tools focused on Family Offices and the needs of their family members and partners. Prior to joining Northern Trust, Tom served in technology leadership roles at both Automated Concepts Inc. and Ace Hardware Corporation. Tom currently serves as the board chairman of Make-A-Wish Foundation, Illinois Chapter and is seeking opportunities to provide greater support for gender diversity in the STEM fields.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Susan Doniz is Chief Information and Data Officer at The Walt Disney Company. In this role, she leads Disney’s global technology, data, and digital strategy, driving innovation and efficiency across the company’s operations. Doniz brings a wealth of experience in information technology and data analytics. Before joining Disney, she serves as Global Chief Information & Data Analytics Officer and Senior Vice President of Information Technology & Data Analytics at Boeing. There, she leads a global team focused on advancing digital solutions, overseeing information technology, cybersecurity, data analytics, and Boeing’s digital transformation initiatives. Prior to Boeing, Doniz is Group Chief Information Officer at Qantas Airways. She also holds leadership roles in digital transformation and IT at SAP and Aimia. Additionally, she spends over 17 years at Procter & Gamble, where she manages IT and analytics programs supporting sales, research and development, and supply chain operations. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Toronto.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sue Gordon is a transformative leader with extensive experience in technology, innovation, and national security. Ms. Gordon is the former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, serving from 2017-2019, where she advised the President on intelligence matters and provided operational leadership of the 17 agencies and organizations of the Intelligence Community (IC). She is a widely respected authority on risk management, technical innovation, and cyber and space issues. Today, she is an active board member, university fellow, and advises private companies in the areas of technology, strategy, and leadership. Throughout Ms. Gordon’s more than three decades in the IC, she led large-scale organizational change and delivered revolutionary outcomes. Ms. Gordon worked to adapt the IC to emerging economic, military, and political trends impacting the current operating environment. She led the establishment In-Q-Tel, the Central Intelligence Agency’s venture arm, in the 1990s. In the last several years, she focused on advancing intelligence integration across the IC, expanding outreach and partnerships to the private sector and international allies, and driving innovation across the Community. While serving as Deputy Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) from 2015 to 2017, Ms. Gordon helped lead NGA through a transformation to adapt to emergent challenges. In this role, she spearheaded agile decision-making, modernization of the information environment, and the expansion of geospatial intelligence services to the open marketplace. Ms. Gordon joined the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1980 and served for 29 years, rising to senior executive positions in each of the Agency’s four directorates: operations, analysis, science and technology, and support. She is renowned for her commitment to mentorship and diversity and inclusion, serving as a champion for the LGBTQ community. Ms. Gordon is recognized for her creative executive leadership, receiving numerous awards, including the Presidential Rank Award at the distinguished level. Ms. Gordon is a Rubenstein Fellow at Duke University, serves on several boards, including CACI International, E3/Sentinel, Pallas Advisors, and the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, and advises several companies, including Microsoft Corporation. Gordon holds a Bachelor of Science from Duke University where she was the captain (three years in a row) of the Duke Women’s Basketball team. She is married to fellow Duke graduate Jim Gordon with whom she has two grown children, two grandchildren, and a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog named Astro.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sonu Nayyar is published in Insight Partners’ official External advisory directory; published employer title: NVIDIA, SVP & CIO directory as NVIDIA, SVP & CIO. The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Shardul is the Chief Product Officer of the SAP Application AI team and has created, scaled and operate the SAP FDE (Forward Deployed Engineering) program across Product and GTM teams. In his role, he has created, scaled and operated the SAP FDE (Forward Deployed Engineering) program across Product and GTM teams and has launched several high value AI Assistants and Agents. His team has built SAP Domain Models (LLMs) - foundational models trained on 100s of millions lines of proprietary code, documentation, process and product knowledge to serve Domain Intelligence, Code Intelligence and Code Generation tasks. Prior to SAP, he created and led the Activity Platform group at Salesforce, focusing on developing the next generation of Conversational Intelligence enterprise apps. He is based in the Bay Area, CA.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Scott was the Global CIO at HP, and the person charged with doing the IT Separation for the two companies. Then, the Global CIO at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, where he led global technology transformation and operational modernization initiatives, including large-scale infrastructure consolidation, enterprise resiliency, and complex corporate separation execution across one of the world’s largest technology environments. Scott later moved to Arkansas and joined Tyson Foods as Chief Technology Officer and Head of Automation, and later on moved to Miami, where he was the Chief Technology Officer at Lennar. Scott is now fully retired.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sathish is an innovative Digital and Technology leader with a proven track record of modernizing processes, teams and technology resulting in transformative business outcomes across multiple Fortune 500’s. He has a diverse background with experience in digital banking, insurance, e-commerce, financial services, airline operations, reservations, and inventory management. He also has supply chain and manufacturing experience along with extensive knowledge in digital transformation.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sandeep was named chief executive officer of Optum Insight at Optum in September 2025. In this role, Dadlani is responsible for driving innovative technology solutions that help make health care simpler, more transparent and more affordable. Previously he served as executive vice president and chief digital and technology officer of UnitedHealth Group since September 2022. Before joining UnitedHealth Group, Sandeep led enterprise digital transformation efforts at Mars, Inc., serving as their global chief digital officer. Dadlani also previously held several leadership and growth positions at Infosys, a global technology consulting and services firm, and worked in investment banking at Citibank. Sandeep is on the board of Digimarc, a global software company

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Salumeh (Sal) Companieh is a transformative leader in technology, culture, and diversity. She currently serves as the Chief Digital and Information Officer at Cushman & Wakefield, where she has played a pivotal role in reshaping the organization's digital and data trajectory. Sal is a vocal change advocate, thought leader, and dedicated to diversity and inclusion.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sabina is Senior Vice President, Business and Technology Services and Chief Information Officer at Abbott. In this role she provides executive leadership on technology strategy, policy, and capabilities across the Abbott enterprise. Prior to joining Abbott in 2020, Sabina served as the Global Head, Business Technology for Pfizer Upjohn, headquartered in Shanghai, China. Before that, she held several IT-leadership roles at Pfizer, including Vice President for Corporate Functions & Business Services Business Technology (BT) and Vice President of Specialty Care, Vaccines, & Oncology BT. Sabina is a recipient of several recognitions including the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association Luminary Award, PharmaVoice Top 100 Most Inspiring Leaders in Life Sciences Award, Women Economic Forum Iconic Leader Creating a Better World for All Award winner, a PhillyCIO ORBIE winner for CIO of the Year in the Global CIO category, a ChicagoCIO ORBIE winner for CIO of the Year in the Super Global CIO category, the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) inaugural CIO of the Year award, and Bench International & Deloitte inaugural Life Sciences Tech Innovation Award. Sabina earned her Bachelor of Science in commerce with concentrations in management information systems and finance from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, and her Master of Science in management and systems from New York University, New York, New York.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Richard leads the global Technology & Innovation team in his role as Chief Technology & Information Officer (CIO/CTO) for CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce – a large North American based Financial institution). In this role Richard is responsible for delivering strategic, high-quality, innovative, and operationally resilient technology solutions that contribute to building a relationship-oriented bank for a modern world. His team is focused on driving technology innovation, agility, speed and simplicity across their technology platforms, as well as implementing many of the investments they are making to transform their bank and create the best experience for their strategic business units, employees, and clients. In prior roles at CIBC, Richard has also led and managed the Enterprise Digital, Process, & Innovation teams, as well as leading many of the CTO & CIO portfolios including Wealth Management, Commercial Banking, Payments, and Capital Markets & Risk Technology. Prior to joining CIBC in 2011, Richard was Managing Director & Head of Technology Solutions for the Wholesale Bank at TD Bank Financial Group as well as working in TD Securities on the Derivatives Trading desks before joining Technology. Richard has been a past Board member of SKETCH (Community Arts Programs for Street Youth) and is passionate about giving back to the local communities. Richard is also currently Co-Executive Sponsor for CIBC’s Run for the Cure which raises key funding for breast cancer and associated research and support services. Richard also holds a 4th degree black belt in Taekwondo and has taught and mentored youth in the martial arts over the years. Richard has an Honors BA in Economics from Western University and also holds his CFA Chartered Analyst Designation and his PMP (Project Management Professional).

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rhonda Gass is Chief Information Officer for Stanley Black & Decker, the #1 tools solution provider in the world including the DeWALT, Craftsman, and Stanley brands. As CIO, Rhonda is driving a strategic agenda to equip the company’s businesses with the digital, data and collaboration capabilities required to win and grow in the global marketplace. Rhonda is on the Board of Directors for Flowers Foods, one of the largest producers of packaged bakery foods in the United States. She is also on the Board of Directors for W.P. Carey which ranks among the largest net lease REITs with a well-diversified portfolio of high-quality, operationally critical commercial real estate. Additionally, Rhonda serves on the HCLTech Customer Advisory Board and is an emeritus member of the Technology Business Management (TBM) Council board, a nonprofit organization which strives to advance the discipline of IT. Rhonda holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of South Carolina, where she graduated magna cum laude. Rhonda and her husband reside in Austin, Texas.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rajkumar is a seasoned enterprise technology executive with more than 25 years of experience building and scaling businesses at the intersection of data, AI, analytics, and cloud. Having led across engineering, product, strategic partnerships, and go-to-market, he brings a rare 360-degree operator’s perspective to helping founders and executives navigate platform strategy, product-market fit, ecosystem growth, and enterprise scale. Rajkumar has held senior leadership roles at Oracle, Salesforce, high-growth startups, and he now serves as SVP and General Manager at Alteryx. Throughout his career, he has helped drive platform transformations, accelerate product growth, forge strategic partnerships, and align executive stakeholders across influential technology ecosystems - including Google Cloud, Snowflake, Databricks, and AWS. As an advisor, he helps leadership teams translate technical differentiation into durable competitive advantage and sustained growth.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Prasanna Gopalakrishnan is a recognized expert in digital and cyber. She is a senior executive with over 25 years of experience and a strong track record in driving innovation and digital transformation. She serves as Global Chief Product and AI Officer at ADP since October 2024. From September 2021 to September 2024, she was Group Chief Technology Officer at Sky Group. From 2018 to 2021, she was Chief Information Officer in the Consumer Digital Banking Business at Bank of America. Prior to that, she spent three years as Chief Digital & Information Officer at Boston Private. Prasanna Gopalakrishnan previously also held various senior roles at Harvard University, Fidelity Investments and Thomson Reuters. She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in General Management and Finance from Northeastern University in Boston Massachusetts, USA, and a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from the Birla Institute of Technology & Science, India.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: BT has appointed Peter Leukert to the role of Chief Digital Officer, in which he will have responsibility for leading BT’s Digital unit and driving the company’s digital transformation. Peter is currently Group Chief Information Officer at Deutsche Telekom and will join BT on 1 September this year and be a member of the Executive Committee, reporting to Allison Kirkby, Chief Executive. BT’s Digital unit is at the heart of the company’s modernisation and transformation. It plays a critical role in the bold customer experience-led transformation underway, as we radically digitalise and simplify our internal and customer-facing systems and processes to be better for all our stakeholders. Our Digital unit is also a catalyst for digital thinking, and in how we embed data and AI in everything we do, in order for us to become the most trusted connector of people, business and society. Peter has been Group Chief Information Officer at Deutsche Telecom (DT) since 2017 where he has led a significant and successful transformation of their IT and Digital platforms, products and services, and been a key contributor to the customer experience led transformation that has fuelled DT’s recent growth. He has held previous roles at McKinsey & Co, Commerzbank and the New York Stock Exchange in Germany and the US.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nicole Wong specializes in assisting high-growth technology companies to develop international privacy, content, and regulatory strategies. She previously served as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer in the Obama Administration, focused on internet, privacy, and innovation policy. Prior to her time in government, Nicole was Google’s Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, and Twitter’s Legal Director for Products. She frequently speaks on issues related to law and technology, including five appearances before the U.S. Congress.  Nicole chairs the board of Friends of Global Voices, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting citizen and online media projects globally. She also sits on the boards of the Filecoin Foundation, an independent organization that stewards the growth of Filecoin and related technologies for a decentralized web; the Mozilla Foundation, which promotes the open internet; and The Markup, a non-profit investigative news organization covering technology. She currently serves as co-chair of the Digital Freedom Forum, and as an an advisor to the AI Now Institute, the Albright Stonebridge Group, the Alliance for Securing Democracy, Luminate, Refactor Capital, and WITNESS.

Psychologist and neuroscientist working on psychometrics, biomarkers, neuroimaging and controlled clinical-trial design.

Psychiatrist and neuroscientist combining clinical practice, neuroimaging and psychopharmacology research in precision mental-health treatment development.

Pharmaceutical scientist and pharmacist specializing in human psychopharmacology, sleep pharmacology and drug formulations.

Healthcare entrepreneur and scientist experienced in biotechnology and medical-technology venture creation, corporate strategy and translating research into development programs.

Pharmaceutical executive and scientist with experience in clinical strategy, drug development and regulatory affairs at Merck, Roche, Actelion and MindMed.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Niall is a solutions-focused leader with 25+ years of experience driving world-class innovation, spurring digital transformation, and leading IT organizations. As Chief Information Officer, Niall focuses on creating outstanding business experiences through interconnected technological ecosystems. Before joining HP, Niall was the global CIO and SVP at General Electric (GE) Power, where he led IT and operations to ensure the efficiency and security of GE’s vast information assets. This included supporting the separation of the GE conglomerate into three independent publicly traded companies. Throughout his time at GE, he served as the CIO of multiple organizations, including GE Power Service, GE Europe, and GE Gas Power Systems. Before joining GE, Niall worked at Alstom as VP of Information Systems. He holds an Electrical & Electronic Engineering degree from the University of Manchester Institute of Science & Technology. Niall’s extensive experience in IT leadership for multi-billion globally distributed enterprises comes with a specialized skillset that aligns digital strategy with business objectives. His expertise includes multi-year global deployments, cost reductions designed to maintain high efficiency and operational standards, and building multicultural, cross-functional teams. Both inside and outside the workplace, Niall is a passionate advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion. He served as co-chair of GE’s Pride alliance for five years and has continued his advocacy through HP’s Pride Impact Network. He currently resides with his husband in Palo Alto, California.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Monica is Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Liberty Mutual Insurance. In her role, Monica leads Liberty Mutual’s global Technology organization, overseeing all aspects of information technology and data engineering across the company. Her focus is on delivering innovative technology solutions for customers and partners. Monica joined Liberty Mutual in 2018 as Global Chief Information Officer of Global Retail Markets, leading the business unit’s transformation into a strong and aligned global organization. She spearheaded the company’s data and Win With Digital strategies and adopted new technology to support the delivery of local and global capabilities across markets. She was later named Deputy Chief Information Officer before being appointed to her current role. Previously, Monica led global technology operations and software and data engineering across multiple lines of businesses and markets during her 17-year career at General Electric. Through her various roles, she oversaw IT operations, software development, enterprise resource planning management and global rollouts, merger and acquisition integrations, data platforms, and digital thread strategies. Monica’s impact has been widely recognized across the industry. Most recently, she received the 2025 CIO Sloan Leadership Award, has been named one of the 100 Women in Tech Leaders to Watch in 2025 and 2024 by WomenTech Network, won BostonCIO’s CIO of the Year award in 2020 and has been named a Top Technology Leader in 2021 and 2022 by Hispanic Executive Magazine. Monica has also been recognized as one of the most outstanding Women in Digital and the 2022 Digital Titan Award winner by Information Services Group; a Women in Insurance Leadership 2022 Honoree by Digital Insurance; and one of the Hispanic Information Technology Executive Council’s (HITEC) 2022/2023 100 most influential Hispanic leaders in technology. In the community, Monica is a champion and self-starter of a variety of diversity networks for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. She is a sponsor of the Liberty Encouraging Girls in Technology team within the company’s Women in Technology group. She is also an active member of Hispanic affinity networks. Monica holds a BS in Business and Management Information Systems from the University of Connecticut and an MBA from Pennsylvania State University. A student of mindfulness and meditation, she also enjoys traveling and most of all, spending time with her husband, two children and their very curious rescue dog

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mojgan is Executive Vice President and Chief Technology & Operations Officer at Travelers, where she oversees technology, data, analytics, AI, cybersecurity, customer service and business operations. Since joining Travelers in 2018, she has been a driving force behind the company’s digital and operational transformation, modernizing core platforms, strengthening customer experience, and enabling business growth through technology. Her career spans senior leadership roles across healthcare, consulting, and technology, with a perspective that’s been informed and expanded by her board experience and her passion for developing future-ready talent. Mojgan earned a computer science degree summa cum laude and valedictorian honors from Georgia Tech and went on to earn an MBA from Harvard Business School. Before joining Travelers, she held roles at Bain & Company, bioMérieux and Liberty Mutual, where she served as global CIO. Her accolades include Forbes’ Next 50 Innovative Technology Leaders and induction into the CIO Hall of Fame Class of 2022.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mindy Simon is a builder of both leaders and organizations with demonstrated strengths in business and technology transformation, helping to design and implement sustainable change. With end-to-end business knowledge, she moves easily from strategy to execution and macro to micro process alignment. Mindy takes organizations to new futures with inspirational leadership, energy, and creativity. She is a valued business partner guiding the use of shared services, outsourcing, and technology enabling businesses to rise to the challenges of a changing digital world.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Miku is Group Vice President of Applied AI and Forward Deployed Engineering at ServiceNow, an organization she founded and now runs globally - AI research and production deployment under a single mandate. Her teams work inside the world’s largest enterprises to take agentic AI from concept to production, and codify what works into reusable platform capability. Previously she led Global AI/ML Partner Engineering at Google Cloud, where she originated the Agent2Agent (A2A) interoperability protocol and launched an AI agent marketplace with 1,000+ solutions, and founded Meta’s Applied AI Innovation unit. She has founded and exited three companies, holds multiple patents in AI and IoT, and is a Forbes Next 1000 honoree.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As Chief Information Officer, Meerah is responsible for Palo Alto Networks’ global information technology functions, driving a comprehensive strategy to scale and rapidly deliver innovative solutions for our worldwide teams. Prior to joining Palo Alto Networks in 2022, Meerah was CIO at Citrix and held past leadership roles at McAfee, Forcepoint, Cisco, and Infosys. Meerah deeply understands the IT challenges across the industry, among organizations of all sizes. Meerah holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Science & Engineering from the Thiagarajar College of Engineering at Anna University in Chennai, India. She also holds a Master’s of Business Administration from the Leavey School of Business at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, California.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Matt has served as Chief Information Officer for The Wendy’s Company since February 2024. In this role, he is responsible for all aspects of Wendy's global technology efforts, including Restaurant Technology, Data Management and Analytics, Enterprise Technology, Software Architecture and Engineering, and Information Security. He’s deeply committed to driving growth across Wendy’s digital channels and improving the customer and crew experience through the strategic implementation of technology solutions. This includes leveraging generative AI to reimagine the drive-thru experience with the launch of the Company’s leading-edge FreshAI platform. Matt joined Wendy’s in May 2020 as Vice President, Restaurant Technology, a position that utilized his deep QSR operations and technology experience. He assumed the expanded role of Vice President, Digital and Restaurant Technology in September 2020, and was promoted to Senior Vice President, Global Chief Technology Officer in August 2022. In this role, he was accountable for establishing the Wendy’s System global technology vision, and leading technological innovation and development to drive continued growth, competitive brand advantage and topline revenue for the Company and franchisees. Additionally, Matt serves as the executive sponsor of WenGen, the Company’s employee network focused on the growth and development of young professionals. Prior to this, Matt worked for Sonic Drive-In brand for six years where he served in several roles of increasing accountability, including Vice President of Technology. He also previously held various operations and technology leadership roles at YUM! Brands, Church’s Chicken, and Braum's Ice Cream & Dairy Stores. Having grown up in a small town in Oklahoma, Matt didn’t have a Wendy’s restaurant nearby. After relocating to Oklahoma City, he tried Wendy’s for the first time and became a lifelong fan. His favorite menu item is Spicy Chicken Nuggets. He says he likes them as spicy as he can get them. Matt studied Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Oklahoma.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As EVP & CIO at Wolters Kluwer, Mark oversees the overall enterprise technology infrastructure with a focus on advancing their digital DNA, delivering next generation enterprise IT capabilities, transforming their operations with AI, and enhancing the workplace and customer experience. Mark and his team play an instrumental leadership role in driving the company’s overall digital transformation in a pivotal time in their technology journey. In this role, Mark works closely with the Executive Board and key stakeholders in the divisions and functions. Prior to Wolters Kluwer, Mark led Infrastructure and Engineering Services at Microsoft. This global team was responsible for designing, building, and operating the corporate hybrid cloud and on-prem network infrastructure and platforms. His teams managed the company’s global network, data centers, servers, internal labs, storage, security, and operations, enabling Microsoft to deliver cloud services to customers and employees in a highly secure and reliant manner. His team harnessed the power of AI to automate system refreshes, reduce human toil in global deployments, and strengthen the security and integrity of Microsoft’s intelligent corporate network. Prior to the acquisition by Microsoft, Mark was the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Nuance. In that role, he led the Global Technology Solutions group, which drove the effective use of information technology, security, and hosting to support agility and productivity across Nuance’s business divisions. With a strategic focus on supporting the company’s global customer base and delivering superior outcomes, Mark led infrastructure operations, core data services, business systems, SaaS delivery, information security, and internal and external hosting while continually driving innovation and a cloudfirst strategy. Prior to joining Nuance, he served as the Vice President of IT at Symantec Corporation and held numerous leadership roles at Cisco Systems. Mark earned a B.S. from the University of California, Irvine and holds an M.B.A. from California State Polytechnic University. This verified Insight professional is distinct from the existing namesake in the database; identities and prior roles are not merged.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mark Lessing joined Insight in 2000 and is currently a Senior Advisor to Insight after serving as the Chief Financial Officer for 25 years. Mark serves on several of the firm’s executive committees and handles investor reporting, including quarterly financial reporting, investor presentations, and communications to limited partners. He was integral to the firm’s efforts in raising its last several investment funds and leads the firm’s process to review and analyze portfolio company performance. Additionally, Mark has been involved in the financial due diligence efforts on many of Insight’s investments since joining the firm in 2000. Subsequent to Insight’s investment in a company, Mark interacts with and supports the CFOs of Insight’s portfolio companies to help them negotiate with lenders, prepare board packages and financial reports, coordinate annual audits and evaluate the impact of new accounting rules. Prior to joining Insight, Mark was a Vice President at Prudential Securities, where he was responsible for a wide range of financial functions, including assessing the firm's capital requirements, foreign exchange hedging and financial planning issues. Prior to that, Mark worked at J.P. Morgan, as part of the expense management team. Mark received a B.S. from Cornell University and an M.B.A. in Finance with a co-major in International Business from New York University’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Marina is the Mars Global Services & Digital Technologies President, she came to Mars with excellent experience leading digital, technology, data and shared services teams in global CPG and financial services, having lived in Brazil, Belgium, U.S., Mexico, UK and Norway. A transformational leader in billion-dollar businesses, she works to step-change Mars Global Services and further fuel Mars growth. Marina has a proven record of building operating models designed to transform operations, IT, digital, data and analytics and business services into high value inputs to businesses and customers. This background positions her well to lead MGS – driving digitalization at scale and sustainable competitive advantage through technology and digital mindsets and behaviors. In this capacity, Marina also serves as the Mars enterprise functional lead for Digital Technologies. For the past two years, Marina served as COO of Itaú Unibanco, Latin America's largest bank and among the top 15 banks globally. She oversaw operations, customer service, sourcing, real estate, and non-financial asset management, turning data and transactions into outstanding customer experience, growth, and efficiency. Prior to Itaú Unibanco, Marina led the digital transformation in BAT as CIO/CDO, shaping and growing the business and embedding digital in BAT’s DNA. Motivated by purpose and an organization’s potential for positive impact, she guided the company in their mission to create A Better Tomorrow. She drove value creation as CIO for both PepsiCo Latin America and CIO for global Categories; and worked for ABInBev for 13 years in regional and global roles, including IT, digital, data & analytics, ultimately becoming global CIO and GBS SVP. She also worked with PwC Consulting with engagements in Latin America. Marina has served on customer advisory boards of key tech companies and numerous efforts to develop women in tech. She is a board member of All Funds (#1 leading global WealthTech platform specializing in fund distribution and related services) and of T200 (not-for-profit organization focused on developing women in tech) and a speaker on leadership, transformation, technology, and digital value creation. Marina has always focused on shared services, tech, digital and data enablement across both established organizations and large M&A – delivering revenue growth, efficiencies, talent development, and sustainability improvement. A Brazilian and Italian citizen, Marina is a proud mom to two daughters – Catarina and Victoria and French bulldog Charli – sharing a life of adventure with her husband Emilio. Marina and family enjoy traveling, spending time with family and friends, running and listening to music (at the same time) and of course – savoring Italian cuisine.

Søren Melholdt Rasmussen was a partner and fund leader of DanskVækstkapital during its historical Vækstfonden/EIFO period, named in the original2023 final-close announcement alongside MichaelDyrlund and OleHauskov. His current own AveNOREquityPartners biography identifies him as co-founder, general partner and investment-committee member with over25years in buyout, growth, venturefund and co-investment work, including executive/investment-committee responsibility at DanskVækstkapital. His original named AveNOR portrait is genuine. No current independent Vækstfonden employment or personal portfolio-company cash check is inferred.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Marcello Pedersen is Vice President of Field Engineering at Databricks, where he leads the Forward Deployed Engineering organization and the company's enterprise AI transformation motion. His teams embed with customers across manufacturing, energy, telecommunications, financial services and healthcare to build production AI systems: applications, agents, governed data foundations and ontologies. Prior to Databricks Marcello spent two decades at Google in various developers, Product, and Leadership roles. He is based in San Francisco  and works across AMER, EMEA and APJ.

Ole Hauskov was a partner and fund leader of DanskVækstkapital during its historical Vækstfonden/EIFO period. Its original2023 FundIII final-close release names him as one of three partners. His current own AveNOREquityPartners biography identifies him as a co-founder, general partner and investment-committee member and describes over35years across privateequity, venturecapital, corporatefinance and investmentbanking, including more than a decade at DanskVækstkapital. The original named AveNOR portrait is genuine; the old institutional role is historical rather than current Vækstfonden employment.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Koen Vermeulen is the Chief Information Officer of the Orange Group. He has a wealth of experience spanning 30+ years in IT, telco and internet industries, digital transformation and innovation. Under his leadership, he is accelerating the implementation of a digital and information strategy that is transformative in its ambition to deliver cutting-edge solutions for the retail and business customers in 27 countries. And, as SVP of Orange Innovation IT and Services, he is responsible for a global network of research and innovation teams present on four continents which carry out research, anticipation and in-field deployment of infrastructures, technologies and processes required to introduce innovative B2C and B2B services across the Orange group footprint.

Michael Dyrlund was a partner and fund leader of DanskVækstkapital, the fund-of-funds platform historically managed by Vækstfonden and subsequently EIFO. The originalFebruary20,2023 final-close announcement names him alongside OleHauskov and SørenMelholdtRasmussen as the three partners leading FundIII and reports their work on FundsIandII. The record qualifies that historical role; current employment, education and exact tenure dates are not inferred.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kirk Ball is a talented, executive IT professional specializing in leading high-performing and multi-disciplinary teams from solution architecture, solution development through successful product launches. He is accustomed to managing multiple, large scale projects and priorities in fast-paced environments. He has strong diplomatic skills and a natural affinity for cultivating relationships and persuading, facilitating and building consensus among senior business and technology leadership. He has a demonstrated ability to attract, develop and retain world class talent. He has a demonstrated passion for and ability to drive innovation thinking across the business and technology organizations. He consistently applies qualities of integrity, credibility and a passion for progress to strategic governance efforts.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kimberly (“Kim”) Mackenroth is Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) for L3Harris Technologies. In this position, Mackenroth leads the information technology organization’s 1,400+ global employees, and partners with the business and corporate functions to establish strategic roadmaps, leveraging digital technologies to provide high-value business solutions. Mackenroth is also responsible for continuing to evolve enabling technology to drive innovation and growth at L3Harris, allowing more effective and efficient delivery of services and products to its customers. Mackenroth joined L3Harris in 2023. Prior to this, Mackenroth held the position of VP, CIO, at Textron, where she was responsible for optimizing systems and IT services to align with business strategy, advancing cybersecurity, managing suppliers, and supporting collaboration. Previously, she served as VP & CIO at both Textron Aviation and Textron Tools and Test. Mackenroth launched her career at Bell Helicopter, where she held a variety of roles across supply chain, manufacturing and helicopter programs, building a breadth of operational experience. Mackenroth holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Baylor University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Arlington. Mackenroth currently serves as ViceChair on the Baylor University School of Engineering and Computer Science Board of Advocates. In addition, she serves on the board of the National Cryptologic Foundation.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Katrina R. Redmond is executive vice president and chief information officer for Eaton, a global intelligent power management company. Since joining Eaton in 2021, Katrina has been responsible for the enterprise information technology strategy and execution. With an extensive background in business analysis, process improvement, and strategic planning, she has demonstrated exceptional leadership in streamlining operations to boost productivity and profitability. Before Eaton, Katrina spent over 18 years at GE, holding various leadership roles, including COO, CIO, and Quality Leader. She played a pivotal role in significant M&A activities, such as the $11B divestiture of GE Plastics and the $11B acquisition of Alstom. Katrina also served as CIO at ABB and later as Vice President and CIO at Hubbell. Through her various roles, Katrina has had the opportunity to live abroad in China, India and France, immersing herself in the culture and gaining a deep appreciation for the global teams that she leads. Known for her process-centric leadership and expertise in digital transformation and operating excellence, Katrina is a proponent of Lean principles in all her endeavors. Katrina holds Bachelor of Science degrees in biology and psychology from the University of Georgia and a Master of Science degree in industrial engineering from Southern Polytechnic State University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Karenann or KAT as she is known, has been a driver of transformation for enterprises at scale through technology for her entire operating career across multiple industries. She is now pursuing her KAT 2.0 pivot. She is a board member of Eaton, UiPath, Switch, and Fractal Analytics in India, as well as advisor for Google, Deloitte and Insight Partners.  She also advises several growth technology companies and is a general partner for PE firm Blue Marlin Partners leading their AI fund investments. As a Chief Digital and Information officer in Pharma (GlaxoSmithKline and Baxter), Retail (Walmart), and Automotive (Mercedes/Chrysler), Karenann led technology organization transformation leading to digital business model opportunities. These included development of new products built to enhance financial performance and intelligent products for supply chain, research and development and customer insights. Karenann is recognized as a role model, mentor, and leading advocate for women in technology and STEM. She is a winner of the prestigious Fisher Hoper prize for career technology leadership and has been awarded outstanding Engineering honors from Purdue and Kettering University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kamran was appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Consolidated Edison Inc. (Con Edison), in December 2024. Before joining Con Edison, Kamran served as Senior Vice President of Technology Strategy, Global Infrastructure & Security at Verizon. He’s also served various other executive technology and infrastructure leadership roles at companies including CenturyLink, Liberty Global, Unitymedia, and Virgin Media. Ziaee holds a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics and a Master’s degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering from The Ohio State University. He also earned an MBA in Accounting & Information Systems from the New York Institute of Technology.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jove is Head of FDE at Cresta, a $100M ARR enterprise AI company transforming customer experience through AI agents across voice and digital channels. In less than a year, he grew Cresta’s FDE organization from 2 to 50 people across the US, Canada, EMEA, and APJ. The team was named FDE Team of the Year at the Propel 26 industry conference. Based in Vancouver, Jove spends roughly a third of his time on the road, traveling across North America, working alongside customers and the broader Cresta team. Jove brings more than 20 years of hands-on enterprise software experience, including leadership roles at IBM, EMC, and Splunk. In 2021, he co-founded Timeplus, a real-time data processing and cybersecurity startup. He shares practical lessons on AI and FDE leadership through LinkedIn posts and newsletter and his video podcast, Forward Deployed Caffeine, where he interviews practitioners about the real-world data, challenges, and practices behind building successful FDE teams.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: General Joseph L. Votel is a retired U.S. Army Four-Star officer and most recently the Commander of the U.S. Central Command – responsible for U.S. and coalition military operations in the Middle East, Levant and Central and South Asia. During his 39 years in the military, he commanded special operations and conventional military forces at every level. His career included combat in Panama, Afghanistan and Iraq. Notably, he led a 79-member coalition that successfully liberated Iraq and Syria from the Islamic State Caliphate. He preceded his assignment at CENTCOM with service as the Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command and the Joint Special Operations Command. Votel was recognized with the Distinguished Military Leadership Award from the Atlantic Council, the U.S. – Arab Defense Leadership Award from the National Council on U.S. – Arab Relations, the Patriot Award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, the SGT James T. Regan Lifetime Achievement Award from the “Lead the Way” Foundation and the Freedom Award from the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. In January of 2020, General Votel became President & CEO of Business Executives for National Security (BENS). He is a Strategic Advisor for Sierra Nevada Corporation as well as a member of the Board of Trustees for Noblis Corporation. Votel is a non-resident Distinguished Fellow at the Middle East Institute and the Belfer Center at the John F. Kennedy School of Government and advises the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point. He sits on the Executive Board of Freedom House and the Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law (CERL). He serves on the Board of Directors for Service to School, Minnesota Wire, Digital Force Technologies and Owl Cyber Defense. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Votel is a 1980 graduate of the United States Military Academy and earned master’s degrees from the U.S. Army Command and Staff College and the Army War College. He is married to Michele; and they have two grown sons, a daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. The Votels reside in Lake Elmo, Minnesota.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: John Gigerich is the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP). He has over 30 years’ experience leading technology teams across a variety of industries and driving transformational change. At KDP, he has accountability for the Company’s corporate technology efforts including cybersecurity and compliance. Prior to joining KDP, John spent 11 years with Kellogg Company, where he held a variety of roles of increasing responsibility in the US and Europe. Before Kellogg, he held positions at corporate IT, consulting and entrepreneurial companies including ZoneTrader.com, Joint Commission, EY and IBM. John earned a BA in Economics with a concentration in Accounting from St. Olaf College. In addition to his professional career, John spent 16 years as a volunteer firefighter/EMT with the Barrington Fire Department in suburban Chicago.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jennifer Cramer is published in Insight Partners’ official External advisory directory; published employer title: Salesforce, SVP, Forward Deployed Engineering, AI Products (Agentforce) directory as Salesforce, SVP, Forward Deployed Engineering, AI Products (Agentforce). The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jennifer Charters is executive vice president and chief information officer for Lincoln Financial and is a member of the company’s senior management committee. Charters is responsible for enterprise-wide Information Technology and leads the company’s digital strategy and execution. Prior to joining Lincoln in 2024, she was executive vice president and chief information officer at Flagstar Bank, responsible for providing overall executive leadership and strategic direction for the IT organization, including the successful delivery of technology initiatives and management of IT operations. Charters has more than 30 years of IT financial services and telecommunications industry experience, with broad and deep expertise in IT strategic planning, large enterprise-wide systems integration and technology management. She spent the first 12 years of her career with Accenture and the subsequent 12 years with Ally Financial. While at Ally, Charters served as chief information officer, Corporate Technology, where she led internal technology solutions for HR, Communications, Legal, Risk, Audit, Compliance, Finance, Supply Chain, Treasury, and Capital Markets. At Accenture, Charters led strategic projects in support of Fortune 500 companies and managed large-scale systems development, process improvement and change enablement solutions. In 2020, Charters was named Michigan CIO of the Year and won an ORBIE award in the Enterprise category for demonstrating excellence in technology. She served as president and executive board member for the Michigan Council of Women in Technology and board member for the Flagstar Foundation. She is also a four-time Ironman finisher and triathlon enthusiast. Charters holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science with a minor in business administration from Michigan State University. She earned her Master of Business Administration degree from University of Michigan, Ross School of Business.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Javier is Head of Applied AI at Harvey, where AI agents execute legal work end to end for more than 100,000 lawyers, including at 76 of the AmLaw 100. Javier leads the team that builds Harvey's newest products in partnership with its largest law firm and enterprise customers. Prior to joining Harvey in 2026, Javier led engineering teams at Meta Superintelligence Labs, Instagram, and Kargo, the digital advertising platform. He has spent his career building teams across consumer-scale products and enterprise deployments. Javier holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Tufts University and a Master's degree in Computer Science from Boston University. He is based in New York.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jason serves as Vice President, Enterprise Technology and Chief Information Officer at Altria Group. Prior to joining the Altria family of companies, he was Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Herbalife. With more than two decades of experience, Jason has led technology innovation, deployment, operations, and cybersecurity across a diverse range of industries and global markets. He has partnered closely with C-suite executives and operations leaders across key areas including back-office functions, supply chain, new product development, marketing, and research and development. His expertise lies in assessing cross-functional business needs within global organizations and delivering world-class technology solutions that drive transformational change. He also brings extensive experience implementing major technology platforms and ERP systems, including SAP, Oracle, Google, and Microsoft. Before joining Herbalife, Jason spent eight years with a leading consumer packaged goods beauty and cosmetics company, where he held several senior leadership roles. These included Asia Pacific CIO, based in Hong Kong, and CIO for the flagship brand in New York. Earlier in his career, Jason held multiple technology leadership roles at Halliburton, where he spent more than a decade leading large-scale technology deployments. He later spent five years in Moscow working with Russian investors to acquire companies and build technology capabilities across both Russia and Silicon Valley. Jason holds a Master of Business Administration from Oxford University and has completed executive leadership programs at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He is also an active member of the Gartner CIO Governing Body, the Wall Street Journal Research Council, and World 50.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Before becoming CTO of Ahold Delhaize in September 2025, Jan served as Global CIO of Nissan Motor Corporation, overseeing IT across all divisions, brands, and markets. He previously held the role of Global CIO at both Mercedes-Benz Group AG and Mercedes-Benz AG, and earlier in his career led IT and logistics at the adidas Group as CIO & Head of Global Supply Chain. Jan had started his career at the former Daimler-Benz AG in 1997. Since 2000, he has held various IT management positions at Daimler in automotive sales, financial services, production, and engineering. Among other tasks, Jan Brecht headed Information Technology Management for the Mercedes Car Group’s production sites in the US, China, Brazil, and South Africa, and was the CIO for Mercedez-Benz Sales and Daimler Financial Services in North and South America. Jan Brecht holds a Master’s degree in Communications Technology from the University of Karlsruhe (Germany). He also received the international “Tripartite” degree from the Universities of Southampton (UK) and ESIEE Paris (France). He is a member of the German National Scholarship Foundations. Jan Brecht is married and has two sons. He enjoys hiking, skiing, and novels of the 20th century.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: John (Jack) Shanahan, Lieutenant General (retired), United States Air Force, retired in 2020 after a 36-year military career. His final assignment was as the inaugural Director of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Joint Artificial Center (JAIC). Jack served in a variety of operational and staff positions in various fields including flying, intelligence, policy, and command and control. He commanded at the squadron, group, wing, Agency, and Numbered Air Force levels. As the first Director of the Algorithmic Warfare Cross- Functional Team (Project Maven), Jack established and led DoD’s pathfinder AI fielding program charged with bringing AI capabilities to intelligence collection and analysis. Jack is currently a graduate student in the Master of International Studies program at North Carolina State University. He recently served as a Special Government Employee supporting the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence; is an Adjunct Senior Fellow with the Technology and National Security Program at the Center for a New American Security; serves on the Board of Advisors for the Common Mission Project; is an advisor to The Changing Character of War Centre (Oxford University); serves as an Advisor to the Military Cyber Professionals Association; and is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association (IEEE-SA) Autonomous Weapons Systems Assurance and Safety Subcommittee. He also serves as a consultant on the use of AI-enabled technologies for national security.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Franz is CIO and Senior Vice President Group IT at the BMW Group. In this role, he is responsible for the company's global IT strategy and drives digital transformation and technological innovation for the automotive group. He has held various management positions at the BMW Group for over 25 years, including in the areas of production strategy, manufacturing technology, logistics, and digitalization. Prior to his current role, he was President and CEO of BMW Brilliance Automotive in China, where he headed the company's largest joint venture. Franz holds a doctorate in production engineering and studied electrical engineering and information technology at the Technical University of Munich.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Francesco Tinto is the Global Chief Information Officer for Walgreens Boots Alliance, where he oversees the global strategy for WBA’s IT operations across all of the company’s divisions, as well as the implementation of technology and digitalization of the company. In his role, Francesco is charged with delivering best-in-class solutions to customers, patients, and employees, working closely with strategic technology partners such as Microsoft and Alphabet’s Verily, and driving value for the company through business process improvements and infrastructure optimization. Francesco leads a global team headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois, with employees in WBA’s other locations around the world. Prior to joining WBA, Francesco served as the Global Chief Information Officer for the Kraft Heinz Company, where he was responsible for the Global Information Technology function and the Business Shared Services functions. Before the merger of Kraft Heinz, Francesco led Information Systems and Business Shared Services functions for Kraft Foods Group after its separation from Mondelēz International in 2012. Francesco has 25 years of extensive experience within the Consumer Goods and Packaging industry, and he previously held several leadership positions at Procter & Gamble Italy within their Information Systems function, managing key functions for retail, marketing, sales, supply chain and information systems. He is a member of the Information Systems Steering Committee for the Grocery Manufacturers Association and holds an Electronic Engineering Degree from Politecnico di Bari Italy.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Filippo Catalano is the Chief Information & Digital Officer (CIDO) of Mondelēz International, a global snacking leader with 2024 net revenues of approximately $36.4 billion driven by iconic brands such as Oreo, Ritz, LU, Clif Bar and Tate's Bake Shop biscuits and baked snacks, as well as Cadbury Dairy Milk, Milka and Toblerone chocolate. In this role, he is responsible for the oversight of the company’s global Information Technology and Shared Services functions, and leads the transformation of the company through technology, Digital, Data and AI. Filippo joined the company in 2024, based in the Zurich office. Before joining MDLZ, he held the position of CIDO at Reckitt plc and Nestlé SA, and prior to that he spent more than 15 years at Procter & Gamble. Filippo graduated with a master's degree in mechanical engineering from Politecnico di Torino, Italy. Filippo is fluent in English, French, Italian, and has worked and lived in Italy, Switzerland, France, the US and the UK.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Essye B. Miller is the President/CEO of Executive Business Management, LLC, providing consulting services focused on national defense issues related on information management, information technology and cybersecurity. Essye served as the Principal Deputy Chief Information Officer for the Department of Defense from 2018 until her retirement in 2020. Essye is a recognized leader with over 35 years of Federal and Department of Defense (DoD) experience driving cross-cutting information technology and business transformation initiatives. As the Principal Deputy CIO, Essye was responsible for all matters pertaining to information management, cybersecurity and digital transformation. During this time, she was key to the development of the DoD Digital Modernization and Cloud strategies; establishment of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center and shifting DoD from compliance-based to risk-managed cybersecurity posture. Prior to this role, Essye was the DoD Chief Information Security Officer, the senior official for all policy and governance matters related to DoD’s $8B Cybersecurity program. Essye was named the Acting DoD Chief Information Officer by the Secretary of Defense in 2017, leading the organization through a critical political transition. Essye earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Talladega College, a Master of Business Administration Degree from Troy State University and a Master of Strategic Studies from Air University in Montgomery, Alabama. In May 2021, Talladega College conferred an Honorary Doctorate of Science upon Essye. She has been awarded numerous medals and commendations throughout her career. Essye and her husband, Michael, have one son and live in Lorton, Virginia.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Erwin is a transformational business leader with a passion for digital, IT, data, and business services. He serves as Group Chief Information & Data Officer at Danone (Paris), following six years as CIO at dairy multinational FrieslandCampina and 18 years with Procter & Gamble. His focus is on driving unique value, creating new business models, and transforming experiences for Danone, its consumers, customers, employees, and partners through technology, AI, and data. He is also leading the development of a digitally enabled, autonomous operational core for the company. Erwin is transforming the IT & Data function into a value-centric, game-changing business partner, underpinned by strong operational excellence. He has lived and worked in Belgium, Germany, the UK, Switzerland, the US, the Netherlands, and France, and now resides in Madrid, Spain.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ericson Chan has an extensive background in technology leadership prior to joining Zurich as Group Chief Information and Digital Officer and as member of the Executive Committee in October 2020. From 2016 to 2020, he was CEO of Ping An Technology where he helped to transform Ping An Group’s business model and online ecosystems through digital services including a range of Fintech products and online platforms. Between 1998 and 2016, he held several technology and operations leadership roles at Standard Chartered Bank in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore, including chief information officer for North Asia, head of Corporate & Investment Banking Operations in China and global head of Consumer Banking Technology. He also has six years of HealthTech experience in the U.S. Mr. Chan is a member of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority Financial Infrastructure Advisory Committee and a member of the board of the Centre for Finance, Technology and Entrepreneurship in London. He is the chairman of the board of the Jane Goodall Institute in Hong Kong and is an advisory board member at the University of Wisconsin School of Business. He is also a member of the CIO Council at Insight Partners. Mr. Chan graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a bachelor of science degree in computer science and has an MBA from Edgewood College in Madison, Wisconsin.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Elizabeth Hackenson is Chief Information Officer at Schneider Electric. She has over 30 years of experience leading technology operations and initiatives across large-scale complex organizations. Prior to joining Schneider Electric in 2017, Elizabeth had held three major CIO roles. From 2008-2017, she was CIO at AES where she was responsible for multiple transformational teams. Prior to that, she was CIO and Senior Vice President, Alcatel-Lucent (2006-2008) and CIO and Executive Vice President for MCI (2004-2006). Elizabeth is based in Cambridge, Mass.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ehren is Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer at Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC). Since joining MPC in 2020, he has led the company’s Digital and Information Technology functions, driving the delivery of secure, reliable, and innovative technology solutions for the organization and its customers. Prior to MPC, Ehren served as Vice President and Chief Information Officer at GE Healthcare, where he advanced technology platforms and processes to support the delivery of transformational medical technologies worldwide. Ehren began his career at GE in 2000 through the GE Aviation IT leadership program and went on to hold multiple senior IT leadership roles across GE businesses. These included IT Leader for Services, Global ERP, and Business Intelligence at GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy; CIO of Services at GE Transportation; Senior Vice President and CIO of Power Services at GE Power; and Senior Vice President and CIO of Services for GE. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Management, and Information Systems from the University of Cincinnati.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Edwina is the Corporate VP of Industry Solutions Delivery (ISD) at Microsoft globally, helping customers globally to transform with an AI-first approach and world-class technology to become frontier firms. ISD helps Microsoft's customers thrive and transform in an AI-first world by delivering secure, scalable, and intelligent solutions across industries, ensuring end-to-end delivery excellence and innovation at scale. Prior to Microsoft, Edwina held global roles in Ernst and Young, leading consulting business development, customer success, product management, experience design, and innovation with frontier technologies. She is based in NY.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As Chief Information Officer of Cummins, Inc., a $30 billion global power leader that designs, manufactures, sells, and serves diesel and alternative fuel engines, Earl Newsome provides strategic leadership, drives key IT projects, and executes on overall business strategies. At Cummins, he has led a rejuvenation of the IT strategy with a program called renovate/renovate+ – leading the organization on a program to improve Agility, Resiliency, Capability on top of a world class foundation resulting in millions of dollars of savings, improvements in outcome delivery and customer satisfaction. A multifaceted technology executive, Earl’s 25+ years of global IT leadership experience is an asset to boards seeking to drive business efficiencies through digital transformation. Earl served as a Captain in the U.S. Army and earned his bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Beacon (Nasdaq: BECN), Navisite, First Independence Corporation, and First Independent Bank, Detroit. He also serves on the West Point Association of Graduates’ Board of Directors and the Board of Visitors for Sacred Heart University’s Jack Welch  College of Business and Technology. Earl’s speaking credits include CIO Forum, Gartner Symposium, Harvard Business School, and numerous webinars. He is also a regular contributor for IT and business publications. In 2019, he was the recipient of the New York CIO of the Year ORBIE Award l Super Global from the New York CIO Leadership Association. Black Enterprise and Savoy magazines have also recognized him as among the world’s most influential and transformative business leaders.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Diego is VP of Solutions at Fin, where he leads a global organisation of 100+ solutions engineers, architects, forward deployed engineers, product managers and data scientists supporting the company's largest and most strategic AI deployments. With two decades of experience spanning roles as a founding engineer, early-stage CTO and engineering leader at Spotify and Meta, he has built and scaled ambitious technical organisations. At Intercom, he helped launch multiple AI products before founding the company's Forward Deployed Engineering function.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Diane Schwarz has more than 20 years of continuous progression and achievement in orchestrating impactful technology, digital, and culture transformations to deliver business outcomes. She has proven success in interfacing with and advising boards, driving strategy development, executing transformations leveraging various tech platforms, innovation programs, talent development, supplier management, enterprise risk management, compliance, and cybersecurity.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Deepa is executive vice president and CIO at New York Life, serving on the company’s Executive Management Committee. She oversees enterprise technology, cyber, data and artificial intelligence. She is also responsible for New York Life Ventures, the company’s venture capital arm. Prior to joining New York Life, Deepa served as chief information and operations officer at The Hartford, where she guided technology vision, AI/machine learning and data strategy, product management and business operations — including enterprise call centers, underwriting support and servicing. Leading a global team, she played a pivotal role in delivering customer-centric solutions and advancing market differentiation. From 2019 to 2024, she served as CIO at The Hartford, driving technology and digital transformation across the enterprise. Earlier in her career, Deepa held senior leadership roles in major financial institutions, including U.S. CIO at BMO Financial Group, head of application development at M&T Bank and head of enterprise architecture at KeyBank. Deepa holds a Master of Science in electrical engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology and a Bachelor of Science in engineering from Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Debra Bauler is chief information & digital officer for Dow. A business-focused technology leader with a passion for delivering value through innovative and value-enabled solutions, Debra is responsible for driving the global strategy for information technology and digital capabilities to advance Dow’s growth and business strategies. She is a member of Dow’s Leadership Team which sets the strategic direction, defines priorities and is accountable for delivering enterprise-level results. Debra joined Dow in February 2023 as the vice president of Global IT. In this role, she has been instrumental in advancing Dow's IT strategies and operations on a global scale. Debra brings more than 30 years of experience and large-scale IT leadership to this role. She spent more than 28 years at Cargill, where she held a variety of leadership roles including vice president of IT and CIO for multiple divisions, Global SAP Leader, Regional IT leader, and much more. In these roles, she delivered innovative and award-winning solutions that provided business value across a diverse mix of business models. Early in her career, Debra was focused on data, programming and technology that brought value to Cargill and Target customers as well as business teams. Debra holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Computer Information Systems from St. Cloud State University and has completed Executive Education at Harvard Business Schoo

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: David is a seasoned technology leader, educator and business advisor with over 30 years’ experience driving transformative change. His current focus is the “last mile” of enterprise AI, moving initiatives from pilot to production. David held senior executive positions at several Fortune 500 companies and was Head of Reinvent at T-Mobile, leading a companywide, cross-functional programme that formed the basis of the “Un-carrier” initiatives that reshaped the wireless industry. Today, David is Faculty Director of the AI Leadership Accelerator at UC Berkeley’s College of Engineering, where he focuses on AI implementation and executive education. He currently serves on Insight Partners’ FDE Advisory Council and designs and delivers executive workshops on AI for corporate senior leadership teams. He writes regularly on AI implementation topics including the rise of forward deployed engineering (FDE) as a response to the AI value gap. David holds a master’s degree in engineering from the University of Warwick and an MBA from The Henley Business School in London. He divides his time between the San Francisco Bay Area and the UK, giving him an active, on-the-ground perspective on AI adoption on both sides of the Atlantic.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Cynthia (Cindy) Stoddard is currently Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Intel. Cindy is a globally recognized technology and business transformation executive with a distinguished record of modernizing complex global enterprises and building high-performance organizations that deliver innovation and operational excellence. Stoddard is known for shaping business-centric technology agendas, aligning technology to enterprise strategy, and transforming IT into a trusted business partner. Most recently, Stoddard served as Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Adobe, where she led the company's global technology strategy, enterprise platforms and operations supporting a multi-billion-dollar business across more than 70 countries. She modernized Adobe's technology foundation and operating model to enable continued growth and SaaS scale. Under her leadership, Adobe advanced its cloud, data, AI and automation capabilities while strengthening enterprise cybersecurity and driving operational rigor across technology investments. Prior to Adobe, Stoddard held senior technology leadership roles at NetApp, Safeway, APL (American President Lines) and Consolidated Freightways. Her experience spans multiple industries, including high tech, retail, transportation and logistics. Stoddard's leadership has earned widespread recognition, including being named to the Forbes CIO List and Forbes 50 Over 50. She currently serves on the board of Zylo. Stoddard holds a master's degree in business administration from Marylhurst University and a bachelor's degree in accounting from Western New England University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Cindy is the Chief Digital Officer and CIO of AstraZeneca, with an aspiration to leverage technology to make a meaningful impact in the lives of 1 billion people. She has an unwavering focus on leveraging technology, drive better patient outcomes and transformational change across AstraZeneca. Cindy is passionate about inspiring organizations to embrace the future and is motivated by creating tangible business impact. Cindy is an international speaker on a future trends, emerging technologies, Exponential Organizations as well as the ethical implications of technology and the role of IT in driving business performance. "Very few times in our careers are we able to be part of a massive change in our industry while having a positive impact on society…with the advancements in Technology, the opportunities right now are endless.” Cindy is a board member of Zoom and is the AZ Deputy for the World Economic Forum Edison Alliance. She also sits on SAP’s Executive Advisory Board. Cindy holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems from DeVry Institute of Technology.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Chris joined AstraZeneca as Group Chief Information Officer in February 2026. Before this, he was Group Chief Digital and Information Officer at Stellantis, where from 2022 he led the company's transformation into a sustainable mobility tech company, driving its digital strategy and technologies, and was responsible for improving IT project execution and organizational efficiency. With 30+ years of global IT experience spanning multiple industries, including aviation, manufacturing, software, and telecom, Chris has also served as Chief Transformation Officer at ServiceNow, and Global Vice President at Airbus Group, where he led digital transformation and cybersecurity. Chris holds a Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Glasgow in Scotland.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Charles is a distinguished telecommunications executive known for leading large-scale digital transformations and leading operating companies in the MTN Group. His career at MTN is marked by his tenure as Chief Information Officer at MTN Nigeria, where he spearheaded digital transformation initiatives and the deployment of enterprise solutions. Between 2015 and 2018, Charles served as the CEO of MTN Zambia, orchestrating a comprehensive business turnaround that earned him the "CEO of the Year" accolade across the MTN Group. Under his leadership, MTN Zambia was also recognized as the best operating company within the group for 2018. Following this success, he transitioned to the role of Group Chief Technology and Information Officer from 2019 to 2021, where he was instrumental in the strategic rollout of 5G technology, the optimization of capital expenditure, rollout of the cyber security program and the modernization of API and data infrastructure. In 2022, Charles was appointed CEO of MTN South Africa, a role he held through 2025. During this period, he focused on strengthening network resilience, accelerating the growth of home broadband services, and implementing rigorous cost efficiencies while expanding enterprise service offerings. His leadership was critical in navigating a competitive landscape. In November 2025, he returned to the group level as the Group CTIO. In this current capacity, he is tasked with leading a new frontier of technological evolution for the organization, primarily focusing on driving systemic value creation through the orchestration and integration of Artificial Intelligence across all operational markets. Charles is an avid cyclist and has participated in major cycling races across the country.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: A Belgian national, Caroline joined the Adecco Group as Chief Digital and IT Officer and member of the Executive Committee in August 2023. In a career that has spanned over 30 years, Caroline has an extensive track record as a senior business leader in global information, digital and business services. Before joining The Adecco Group, Caroline served as Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer, Europe at PepsiCo. She also previously held leadership positions as Global Business Services and Chief Information Officer at Mondelez and Group CIO at Bacardi. Prior to this, she had an over 20-year career at Procter & Gamble in IT and Global Services, leading large cross functional transformation programs in sales, marketing, supply chain and marketing. Caroline received her Candidatures et Licenses, Mathématiques from Universite Catholique de Louvain-La-Neuve in Belgium.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Brian Franz is Chief Technology, Data & Analytics Officer, a role that he assumed in April 2025. As the company’s first-ever combined Chief Data Technology, Data & Analytics Officer, Brian is responsible for leading the strategic transformation and modernization of The Estée Lauder Companies’ global data and technology ecosystem. In this role, Brian is driving the next era of technology innovation, empowering brands, commercial teams, and functions with scalable, secure, and advanced platforms that enhance business agility and deliver high-touch, personalized consumer experiences. Prior to joining The Estée Lauder Companies, Brian served as Executive Vice President, Global Chief Information Officer and Head of Enterprise Resiliency at State Street. In this role, he led global technology, enterprise resiliency, and data for the organization. Prior to State Street, he held senior leadership roles at Diageo PLC, including Chief Productivity Officer and CIO, and served as CIO at PepsiCo International. Earlier in his career, he held leadership roles at GE, including GE Capital and AT&T.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As the Chief Digital and Information Officer at Magna, Boris Shulkin oversees all aspects of IT and Digitization, leading a global team focused on infrastructure, applications, digital transformation, cybersecurity, initiatives that create stronger technologies in the rapidly growing mobility landscape and continues to manage Magna’s Technology Investments activity. Shulkin has more than 28 years of experience in the automotive industry, 20+ of which have been with Magna. Throughout his tenure, Shulkin has held various leadership roles, including Executive Vice President of Technology and Investment, and Senior Vice President of Research & Development. He has played a major role in creating product strategies, generating operational efficiency, establishing new partnerships and delivering tech to market. Shulkin currently serves on several tech and innovation boards. He holds doctoral and graduate degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Applied Statistics. Shulkin also holds multiple patents spanning manufacturing, process design, product, and controls.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Boaz is Head of Forward Deployed Engineering at Wonderful, where he leads the company’s global FDE strategy. Previously, at Palantir, he led deployments across the US and Europe, founded and led a startup accelerator, and served as a global hiring manager for FDE talent. His experience spans customer deployment, organizational design, and building high-performing FDE teams. Boaz holds an MEng in Computing, specializing in AI and machine learning, from Imperial College London.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Blair Flicker joined Insight in 2001 as the first lawyer hired by the firm. He retired at the end of 2023 as a Managing Director and Insight’s General Counsel.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Bijoy Sagar is the Executive Vice President and Chief Information and Digital Officer (CIDO) of Bayer since 2020. Sagar joined Bayer from Stryker, where he was a member of the executive team for six years as Chief Digital and Technology Officer. Sagar has over 25 years of experience in the healthcare and life science sectors. He has previously worked for leading pharma and biotech companies such as Takeda Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Amgen, Eli Lilly & Company and Merck KGaA. Sagar has lived and worked in both the US and Europe extensively. He has also founded and invested in several technology start ups and served on the boards of several companies. Sagar holds MS degrees from the University of Mumbai and Northeastern University, Boston and holds US citizenship.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Bhaskar currently serves as the Global Vice President and Chief Information Officer for PPG Industries, Inc., a Pittsburgh based leading paint, coatings, and specialty products company. He is responsible for enabling PPG’s business strategy through IT, Digital and its Cybersecurity programs. Bhaskar serves on the SAP AG, Executive Advisory Board. He also serves as an independent Director and on the Nomination and Governance, Risk committees of the Board of S&T Bank (Nasdaq: STBA), based in Pennsylvania. Prior to joining PPG, Bhaskar was Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Jabil’s electronic manufacturing services division that delivered over $16 billion of revenue through business-to-business supply chains and contract manufacturing services for major brands such as Amazon, Tesla, Apple, Cisco, NCR and HP. During his 6 years at Jabil, he led the division’s manufacturing information technology transformation strategy from on-premises to a fully cloud-based connected ecosystem to make manufacturing more efficient and cost effective. Bhaskar was also responsible for Jabil’s digital strategy and execution to convert and consolidate its enterprise resource planning solutions to a cloud-based SAP S/4HANA platform and to standardize and consolidate human resources processes through a Workday software implementation. Prior to Jabil, Bhaskar spent over 8 years, at Textron, Inc., including as Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Textron Systems, its defense and intelligence segment. Bhaskar worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers / IBM Management Consulting Services from February 1999 to June 2007, in their SAP practice implementing SAP enterprise software for pharmaceutical, retail and manufacturing clients, and was an independent consultant before that. Bhaskar holds an MBA from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry from Madras University and an advanced diploma in Systems Management from India.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Bernardo Tavares is the Chief Technology & Data Officer for Kenvue. He oversees the Information Technology and Data Science groups and, as key enablers of innovation and growth, leads the data and technology agenda by scaling digital capabilities to better serve customers and consumers.​

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Baker is a seasoned, inventive senior leader who redefines and provides innovative technology-led experiences that grow existing business and create new revenue sources. He brings more than 30 years of experience helping leading organizations evolve to expand to new markets, to enable agility and innovation and to achieve market leader status. As CIO, he is responsible for leading Aramark’s agenda to drive technology-enabled experiences to fuel profitable growth. Baker joined Aramark as Chief Technology Officer in 2018. Here, he focused on reimagining traditional customer experiences and migrating to a B2B2C approach in the marketplace to enable innovation. Before joining Aramark, Baker held numerous positions for Accenture in New York City that included Managing Director across Financial Services, Natural Resources, Healthcare, Retail, Transportation, Travel and Hospitality. He has worked with Royal Caribbean Cruises Limited in Miami; Independence Blue Cross in Philadelphia; Best Buy and UnitedHealth Group, both in Minneapolis; GE Consumer Finance, GE Structured Finance Group, and GE Card Services, all in Connecticut; AMP (Australia Mutual) in Sydney; National Australia Bank in Melbourne; and Bank of America in Charlotte. He earned a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from Louisiana State University. He has served as a Board Member of The Financial Clinic since 2014.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Atul Bhardwaj joined the LEGO Group in November 2020 as Executive Vice President and Chief Digital & Technology Officer. He is responsible for the LEGO Group’s digital and technology teams and overseeing its continued digital transformation to support long-term growth. Atul joined the LEGO Group from German consumer electronics retailer MediaMarktSaturn, where he had been Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President of Supply Chain since 2018. Prior to this he was Chief Information Officer at Tesco PLC where he worked for ten years in technology and logistics positions of increasing scope and responsibility in both Asia and at the company’s headquarters. He began his career at management consultancy Accenture where he became a Partner, supporting clients from the London and Hong Kong offices. Atul holds a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ankit Sobti is Co-founder and CTO of Postman, the world's leading API platform used by more than 45 million developers and 98% of the Fortune 500. As AI and agentic systems reshape how software is built and operated, Ankit is focused on APIs as the foundational infrastructure of the AI era, through which agents connect to data, services, and the systems that make things happen. He works with industry leaders to advance the technical and strategic imperatives of building API-first, AI-native systems, drawing on deep experience building developer platforms at scale.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Anjana is a strategic leader with broad business knowledge and deep technical expertise, focused on improving business outcomes through digital strategies. Her vast experience of more than 25+ years spans several executive leadership roles at Fortune 500 companies leading large scale transformations. Anjana is currently the Chief Digital Officer at Astellas, a global pharmaceutical company providing transformative therapies in disease areas that include oncology, ophthalmology, urology, immunology and women's health. She is responsible for harnessing AI and digital innovation to enhance business outcomes and turn innovative science into value for patients. Prior to that Anjana was the EVP & CIO of BJ’s Wholesale Clubs, a Fortune 500 company with over $20B in revenues where she was responsible for leveraging technology to optimize revenue growth while improving operating efficiencies. During her tenure as the Global CIO at Fresenius Medical Care Anjana drove a large digital transformation focused on improving patient experience and enabling care teams with digital tools and actionable insights to provide the highest quality of care. Anjana has led end to end business transformations at several organizations through her role as the Global CIO for Hillrom, Americas CIO for Alcon, several leadership roles at Novartis and CIO for Shire Human Genetic Therapies. Anjana has had the opportunity to take on some tough challenges and successfully drive large-scale transformations throughout her career journey. She is known for being a change catalyst with a penchant for inspiring, motivating and coaching teams to achieve uncommon results. Anjana strongly believes that information is a strategic asset that should be leveraged as a competitive differentiator. She has presented her ideas at various conferences and written articles about it. Anjana has an MBA from the Wharton School and a B.S. in Computer Science Engineering from Bangalore University, India.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Angela serves as Chief Technology and Performance Officer at Krispy Kreme, one of the most beloved sweet treat brands in the world operating in over 40 countries. Angela is an Independent Director with Zurich American Insurance Group and Zurich American Life Insurance Company and is a former Independent Director for the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh, Rocana, and three privately-held transport and logistics services companies. Prior to joining Krispy Kreme, Angela served as EVP, Chief Transformation and Digital Officer at Novant Health, and COO/GM at their Novant Health Enterprises division, EVP and CIO at Rent-A-Center (RCII), a multi-billion dollar rent-to-own industry leader, CIO of BDP International, one of the largest privately-held logistics companies in the world, global CTO of pharma giant AstraZeneca (AZN), and divisional CIO at Dell Technologies (DELL). Angela has a Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Tennessee, a Bachelor of Music in performance from DePauw University, is a published author with Addison-Wesley and Prentice-Hall, holds three US patents, and is active in the non-profit community related to equity in health, education, and the arts.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Allan Cockriel is the Chief Information Data Officer at ASML. Before ASML, Allan spent the last five years as CIO for Global Functions and Information Risk Management, and the final year as their CISO. At Shell, Allan focused on driving large-scale IT transformations, including shaping, and driving the digitalization agendas across the Finance, HR, Sustainability, and Legal directorates. He also championed artificial intelligence and data productization. As CISO, Allan led the formation of a unified security organization and a capability uplift that led to Shell moving into the top quartile globally for cyber security maturity. Before Shell, Allan was the Group CIO for FTSE-listed Petrofac based in UAE and London. Allan began his career at General Electric (GE), where he spent 14 years in various leadership roles in finance, operations, and several CIO roles after graduating from GE’s accelerated leadership development programs. Allan graduated from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota with degrees in IT, Corporate Finance, and Risk Management whilst on a full academic scholarship as an Evans Scholar. His postgraduate studies at GE Crotonvile and the London School of Economics focused on technology, leadership, and business transformation. Allan lives in the Netherlands, is married, has two young children, and enjoys hiking, travel, and cooking.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Yoni Meyer is a Principal on the Capital Partnerships team, where he leads capital formation in Latin America & focuses on developing LP relationships. He joined the firm in April 2026. Prior to Insight, Yoni spent several years at HMC Capital, where he developed deep expertise across institutional investing and alternative assets as Partner & Head of Alternatives Distribution. Yoni began his career at Larrain Vial, one of Latin America's leading financial institutions, where he founded the corporate fixed-income research unit. He later transitioned to Institutional Sales, where he led the placement of proprietary and third-party investment funds, driving the consolidation of offshore fixed-income assets across institutional client portfolios throughout the region. He also played a founding role in the creation of Larrain Vial's first derivatives trading desk, significantly expanding the firm's offering of derivatives and structured products to corporate, institutional, and high net worth clients. He subsequently joined Credit Suisse as an investment banker, based across New York and Santiago, where he advised on financing and M&A transactions spanning Chile, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Yoni holds a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering and a master's degree in Operational Management, both from Universidad de Chile. He also earned an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Yen Li Chew joined Insight in 2020 as a Principal and Head of Investor Relations for Asia. Prior to joining Insight, Yen Li was a Managing Director at CIFC Asset Management responsible for business development and investor relations in the Greater China and Southeast Asia region. Before that, Yen Li was based in Hong Kong as the Head of Asia Sales at Hamilton Lane. She has spent the past 15 years covering investors across the region in Asia. Yen Li holds a B.Acc. from Nanyang Technological University of Singapore and a M.S. from Columbia University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ryan Tunstall, CFA, CAIA, is a Principal on the Investor Relations team at Insight Partners. Mr. Tunstall was previously on the institutional client services team at Artisan Partners, where he led the institutional marketing and client servicing of the strategies managed by the Antero Peak Group. Prior to joining the Antero Peak Group in January 2020, Mr. Tunstall was a vice president on the Client Advisory team at Winton Capital Management. In this role, he was responsible for business development and client management efforts in the United States, Canada and Latin America with institutional and wealth management relationships. Before that, he was an associate on the Equity Derivatives Sales team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Earlier in his career, Mr. Tunstall was an analyst at UBS Securities LLC. Mr. Tunstall holds a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Chicago.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nick joined Insight in September 2020 as an Associate on the Capital Markets team. Prior to Insight, Nick was in Morgan Stanley's Leveraged Finance group, where he helped structure and execute leveraged loan and high yield note financings across M&A, LBO, recapitalization, and GCP transactions for technology companies. Nick graduated from Duke University with a degree in Economics, and a certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Outside of the office, Nick enjoys improvising on the piano, competing against friends in pick-up sports, fine tuning Spotify playlists, long distance running, and most recently, recreational boxing.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nate Drake joined Insight in late 2018 in a dedicated capital markets role. Within this role, Nate works with Insight’s investment team, executives at Insight portfolio companies, and financing partners in the structuring and execution of debt facilities. Additionally, he supports the sourcing and management of deal flow from various investments banks and advisors. Prior to joining Insight, Nate spent three years working at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York City within the leveraged finance group where he focused on corporate and sponsor clients in the industrials and healthcare sectors. Nate graduated with a B.S. in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University. Outside of work, he enjoys soccer and basketball, hiking, and traveling.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Levent joined Insight in 2025 as an Executive Director on the Capital Partnerships team, based in Abu Dhabi. He focuses on developing and managing relationships with institutional investors across the Middle East. Prior to joining Insight, Levent was a Vice President at The Carlyle Group, where he was part of the team responsible for capital formation across the Middle East and Central Asia. Before that, he worked at Partners Group, focusing on Middle East investor coverage. Earlier in his career, Levent was an Investment Consultant at Mercer, advising institutional investors and family offices on asset allocation, portfolio construction, and risk management. Levent holds a Master’s degree in Finance from City University of London and is fluent in Arabic

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kylie joined Insight in 2022 as an Associate on the Investors Relations team. Prior to joining Insight, Kylie was an Investor Relations Manager at Alumni Ventures, where she supported fundraising efforts through investor outreach, strategic messaging, and cross-functional coordination. Prior to that she was a Consultant at Prime Clerk. She holds a BS in Business Administration from Marist University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I joined Insight in 2016 as Head of Capital Markets. In my role, I’m responsible for managing relationships with financing partners and investment banks and coordinating debt and equity capital markets activities across the firm. I support Insight’s investment professionals and senior executives at our portfolio companies in the structuring and execution of debt facilities. In addition, I source and manage deal flow from investment banks and serve as a resource to investment professionals and management teams engaging investment banks. Prior to joining Insight, I held various leveraged finance roles at BMO Capital Markets and BMO Harris Bank in Chicago. I earned my MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and my BBA in Finance, Investment, and Banking from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Outside of the office, I enjoy golfing, skiing, and following all Wisconsin sports teams.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Isabelle joined Insight in 2020 as a Senior Associate on the Investor Relations team. Prior to joining Insight, Isabelle was the Chief of Staff to the Global COO & CFO at L Catterton where she executed on strategic projects impacting the firm globally. Isabelle began her career at McKinsey & Company where she advised clients in the technology and healthcare industries, covering functional topics including M&A, service operations, and digital strategy. Isabelle graduated from Duke University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Heather joined Insight in 2021 as a Executive Director on the Investor Relations team. Prior to joining Insight, Heather was a Vice President on the Investor Relations team at Thomas H. Lee Partners where she worked with existing and prospective investors globally. Prior to Thomas H. Lee, Heather was at Summit Partners, where she was responsible for fundraising project management. Heather holds a BS in Business Administration from the University of New Hampshire. She is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Conrad Gorospe joined Insight in 2019 as a Principal and Head of Investor Relations for North America. Prior to joining Insight, Conrad was a senior member of the Investor Relations & Fundraising team at Apollo Global Management where he led institutional client coverage of the mid-Atlantic region and led family office client efforts across North America. Prior, Conrad ran Investor Relations for KSA MidOcean and Varna Capital, both long/short equity hedge funds. Earlier in his career, he ran the Los Angeles office for Gerson Lehrman Group where he managed relationships for some of the firm’s largest private equity, hedge fund, and traditional asset management clients in California. Conrad is an advisor to the investment committee for The Campanile Foundation, the endowment for San Diego State University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Connor joined Insight in 2023 as an analyst on the Capital Partnerships team. He focuses on developing and managing relationships with institutional investors across North America. Prior to joining Insight, Connor was a strategy consultant at Altman Solon, where he advised technology, media, and telecommunications companies on corporate strategy and commercial due diligence. Connor received his MBA from the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School and graduated from Princeton University with a degree in International Relations and Affairs. This verified Insight professional is distinct from the existing namesake in the database; identities and prior roles are not merged.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Cian Cotter is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. He joined Insight in 2003 and leads the firm’s capital markets and capital formation activities. Cian manages Insight's inbound deal flow from the banking sector and maintains relationships with the global investment banking and capital markets communities. Cian also focuses on creating strategic outcomes for Insight's portfolio companies including IPO planning and execution, recapitalizations and M&A advisory. He leads Insight's relationships with strategic acquirers in the software and Internet sectors and helps strengthen corporate and business development activities on behalf of Insight's portfolio companies. As part of Cian’s leadership of Insight's capital formation activities, he is responsible for Insight's relationships with potential and existing investors. Cian sits on the boards of Fenergo, Mediaspectrum, Nymbus and Studio Moderna. Prior to joining Insight, Cian was a Product Marketing Manager with Canon, Inc. and a Product Strategy Manager with Cable & Wireless, plc. Cian has a BBS from the University of Limerick, Ireland and an MBA from HEC, France.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Caitlin DiPasquale joined Insight in 2019 and focuses on the firm’s investor relations activities. Prior to joining Insight, Caitlin was a member of the Client and Partner Group at KKR and its spin-out, Prisma Capital Partners, where she was a product specialist focused on global capital raising and investor relations activities across the firm’s liquid alternatives platform. She began her career at Five Mile Capital Partners. Caitlin holds a BA in Economics and Philosophy Honors from Boston College. She also serves on the Junior Advisory Board for the Cornelia Connelly Center in New York City.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Archie Hunter joined Insight in 2021 as an Executive Director on the Investor Relations team based in London. Prior to joining Insight, Archie was a senior member of the Investor Relations & Business Development team at Landmark Partners where he led existing and prospective investor coverage across Europe and the Middle East. Prior to Landmark, Archie was at MVision Private Equity Advisers, where he was responsible for both investor coverage and project management. He spent three of his eight years at MVision in Hong Kong and the remainder based in London. Archie holds a BA in Economics from Hamilton College.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Adam joined Insight Partners in 2023 as a Principal on the Investor Relations team and Head of Private Wealth Partnerships. Prior to joining Insight, Adam was a Senior Vice President on the Opportunistic Investing team at Rockefeller Capital Management where he was responsible for sourcing, selecting, and implementing the private market and hedge fund strategies made available to the Firm’s clients.  Prior to joining Rockefeller, Adam led the internal Product Specialist team within the Bank of America / Merrill Lynch Alternative Investments Group, serving as a partner and guide to Financial Advisors and their UHNW families with their alternative investment allocations. Adam holds a BA in Economics and Communications from Boston College, and an MBA in Finance and Entrepreneurship from New York University Stern School of Business.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: With a career spanning over 24 years, Zack is a seasoned leader in technology, security, engineering, and AI. He brings deep expertise in the venture capital and private equity sectors, focusing on security and risk management, technology-business alignment, and driving organizational transformation. Zack excels at building secure, scalable, high-performance environments and leading teams that develop AI-driven solutions, enabling businesses to grow and adapt in an evolving digital landscape.

Michael Yip is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research background includes surgical and humanoid robotics, robot learning and advanced controls. Fusion Fund identifies his UC San Diego laboratory and earlier Disney Imagineering and Amazon Robotics experience. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Yunzhu Li is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research combines robotics, computer vision and machine learning, including world models and multimodal sensing. Fusion Fund identifies his Columbia affiliation and earlier UIUC, Stanford and MIT academic background. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Pranam Chatterjee is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research integrates generative protein and peptide design with experimental biology for genome editing, cell engineering and therapeutic development. Fusion Fund identifies his University of Pennsylvania laboratory and co-founding of Gameto, UbiquiTx and AtomBioworks; those companies are not assumed Fusion Fund holdings. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Tengyu Ma is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research background includes machine learning, reinforcement learning, foundation models, robustness and optimization theory. Fusion Fund identifies Stanford and MongoDB affiliations as contextual directory information. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). Her research examines mammalian embryo development, cell-fate decisions and stem-cell-based embryo models. Fusion Fund describes interdisciplinary work involving bioengineering, AI imaging and microfluidics, and identifies her Caltech and Cambridge academic affiliations. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Kangwook Lee is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research studies language models and agents, including theoretical and empirical analyses and embodied AI. Fusion Fund identifies his University of Wisconsin-Madison academic affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Jiantao Jiao is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research background includes generative-AI training, inference, synthetic data, hardware acceleration and agentic systems. Fusion Fund identifies his NVIDIA research affiliation and University of California, Berkeley academic background. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Jiajun Wu is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research background spans computer science, computer vision and computational approaches to perception. Fusion Fund identifies his Stanford affiliation, earlier Google Research work and MIT doctoral training. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Caterina Vernieri is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). Her research background includes particle physics, Higgs-boson studies, silicon detectors and large-scale data analysis. Fusion Fund identifies her Stanford and SLAC research affiliations. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Weijie Su is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Distinguished Scholar Network Member (network affiliation). His research addresses statistical foundations of AI, language models, privacy, high-dimensional statistics and optimization. Fusion Fund identifies his OpenAI safety-research affiliation and University of Pennsylvania professorship on leave. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Yasmin Mohseni is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes translational immunology, regulatory T-cell biology and cell-therapy development. She earned a PhD at King’s College London and Fusion Fund describes experience at Quell Therapeutics and A2 Biotherapeutics. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Sajjad Jaffer is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes data science and machine learning for private-equity investing. He co-founded Two Six Capital and Fusion Fund identifies his GrowthCurve Capital data and analytics leadership. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Karen Warack is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Karen Warack’s background includes national-security technology, cybersecurity, space systems and acquisitions. She founded Techtonic Shift and formerly served as an Assistant Director of National Intelligence; Virginia Tech independently confirms her correct surname. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Patrick Nguyen is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes cloud computing, platform-as-a-service development and software engineering. Fusion Fund identifies former DigitalOcean leadership and earlier Groupon, Microsoft, Tellme Networks and Sun Microsystems work. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Justin V. Graham is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes physician leadership, digital-health product strategy and developing clinical delivery models. Fusion Fund identifies his former Chief Medical Officer affiliation with MDCalc. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Deepa Madhavan is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes digital-health innovation, strategy and product development in healthcare and life sciences. Fusion Fund describes experience at Baxter and earlier Elevance Health work. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Howard (Hao) Zheng is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Hao Zheng, also known as Howard, has a background in battery-material supply chains, recycling, commodities and industrial sustainability. Fusion Fund’s profile describes experience at Tesla, Arconic and United Technology; its current heading labels the Tesla affiliation as former. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Liya Sharif is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes technology marketing, brand strategy and commercialization. She previously led marketing and brand work at Qualcomm and co-founded women’s-health AI company Cercle. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

George Baxter is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes research commercialization, university innovation and economic development. Fusion Fund identifies his UC Davis innovation affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Kaakpema Yelpaala is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes public health, digital-health entrepreneurship and access to healthcare. He co-founded InOn Health and founded access.mobile International; Fusion Fund identifies his InnovateHealth Yale affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Ted E. Senator is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes applied data science, entity resolution, machine learning and mission-critical research programs. Fusion Fund identifies his former DARPA program-manager affiliation and work on investigative analytics. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Jade Ngoc Kondo is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Jade Ngoc Kondo’s background includes regulatory affairs, quality assurance and digital-platform compliance in medical devices and aerospace. Fusion Fund describes experience at Intuitive Surgical and earlier Johnson & Johnson work. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Christopher Khoury is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background spans healthcare strategy, technology and policy. Fusion Fund describes building the American Medical Association’s Strategic Insights Group and supporting health-technology partnerships and ventures. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Amy Young is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes pharmaceutical and biotechnology commercialization, portfolio strategy and operational growth. Fusion Fund identifies her former strategy and chief-of-staff affiliation with Genentech/Roche. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Telita Crosland is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes healthcare-system leadership, digital modernization, cybersecurity and enterprise innovation. She is a retired lieutenant general and former Director of the Defense Health Agency. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Sol Rashidi is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her professional background includes enterprise AI and data strategy, technology commercialization and senior corporate leadership. Fusion Fund identifies her Cyera strategy affiliation and earlier Amazon and executive experience. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Olga Batygin is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background spans AI, operations, deep-tech commercialization and scientific innovation. Fusion Fund describes her XPRIZE strategic-philanthropy work and earlier co-founding of Lucinetic. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Stephan Baral is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background spans advanced air mobility, automotive technology and corporate development. Fusion Fund describes Joby Aviation corporate-development leadership and earlier work building Porsche Digital. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Zhichen Zhao is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes personalized AI, agentic privacy, large-scale data systems and quantitative finance. Fusion Fund identifies a physics PhD from the University of Michigan and earlier Google, Moore Capital and Credit Suisse experience. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Jennifer Ewbank is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes digital innovation, cybersecurity and foreign intelligence. She formerly served as the CIA’s Deputy Director for Digital Innovation and founded Andaman Strategic Advisors. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Mahak Sharma is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes AI-product partnerships and go-to-market development, Google Gemini ecosystem work, local-business growth at Google and Twitter, and earlier global growth work at InMobi. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Catherine Ye is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Her technology background includes engineering leadership at Stripe and Google, payment infrastructure, risk management, compliance systems and large-scale computing. Fusion Fund identifies her Stripe engineering leadership as a former affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Robert S. Rebitzer is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as Fusion Expert Network Member (network affiliation). Robert S. Rebitzer advises on healthcare quality, costs and organizational strategy. His published background includes Manatt Health, Accenture healthcare strategy and UnitedHealth Group, with an El Camino Health board-chair affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Sanjay Srivastava is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as CXO Network Member (network affiliation). His background includes enterprise AI, analytics, automation and digital transformation at Genpact. He previously built startups in networking, data-centre automation, predictive software and enterprise SaaS. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Sally Miller is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as CXO Network Member (network affiliation). Her background includes supply-chain information systems, digital transformation, robotics, analytics and autonomous vehicles. Fusion Fund identifies her DHL leadership and earlier logistics-technology experience. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Raj Yavatkar is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as CXO Network Member (network affiliation). His technology background includes Intel network processors, VMware hybrid-cloud infrastructure and Google Cloud virtual networking. Fusion Fund describes expertise in AI-assisted network operations and infrastructure for machine-learning workloads. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Steve Grobman is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as CXO Network Member (network affiliation). His background centers on cybersecurity strategy, cyber-defence research and data science. Fusion Fund identifies his McAfee technology leadership and earlier Intel technical career. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Sylvia Acevedo is publicly listed by Fusion Fund as CXO Network Member (network affiliation). Her professional background includes engineering at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, leadership at IBM, Apple and Dell, and serving as CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA. Fusion Fund also identifies her Qualcomm board affiliation. Outside affiliations are included as published career context, not independently asserted new employment appointments.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Stuart Mayer joined Insight in 2007 and is Managing Director, Finance. Prior to joining Insight, Stuart was Controller of the private equity division at Sandler Capital Management which he joined in 2003. Stuart began his career as an Auditor and Consultant at Ernst & Young, LLP in the Financial Services Division where he provided assurance and business advisory services for hedge funds, private equity funds, banking and capital markets clients. Stuart received a BS in Accounting from the Binghamton University School of Management and is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of New York.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Olivia joined Insight in 2022 as an Associate on the Legal and Compliance team. Prior to Insight, Olivia worked at a boutique securities law firm, where she advised foreign and domestic clients in securities offerings and M&A transactions. Olivia received a BA in Labor and Employment Relations and Political Science from Penn State University and a JD from New York Law School. In her spare time, Olivia enjoys traveling, discovering new restaurants and is an avid New York Yankees fan.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nikki Parker is Executive Vice President of Marketing Strategy and Communications at Insight Partners where she is responsible for articulating and amplifying the iconic firms leadership position in the industry and the unprecedented value it brings to their portfolio of software and technology companies. Nikki has extensive experience implementing integrated communications and marketing programs, as well as running strategy for businesses within every stage of their lifecycle, from startup to IPO. Departing leading PR firm 5W where Nikki, as Senior Vice President, led the vision and direction of the agency's consumer tech, B2B, enterprise, and crisis communications practices. Nikki built high impact communications programs for some of the world's most respected brands and took great pride in leading a team of formidable PR practitioners. Nikki began her career in innovation solutions driving every aspect of a go-to-market strategy, from ideation, business plan development, and marketing execution. This provided Nikki with a 360-degree view of how to build and execute on strategy that will ensure product or business success, as well as strong stakeholder management skills to ensure buy-in. Nikki then applied this business acumen in a variety of roles, working with multiple high growth technology companies across the consumer, cyber security, AI, SaaS and marketplace sectors, where she led global growth, marketing, communications and investor relations. Having navigated and executed numerous funding rounds, IPOs, acquisitions, product launches, new market expansions and other business milestones Insight Partners and its portfolio companies will encounter, Nikki brings to the firm sophisticated instinct but, remains the hardworking, scrappy operator that has led many businesses to greater success. Nikki holds a Bachelor of International Studies from The University of Sydney and completed the Harvard Business School Building a Culture of Innovation program in 2018. Nikki is a fitness, food, and travel aficionado (and not exactly in that order)!

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jonathan Grossman joined Insight in 2010. He previously worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he provided audit and assurance services to various hedge funds, private equity funds, and other clients within the financial services industry. Jonathan graduated summa cum laude from CUNY Queens College with a dual degree in Accounting and Economics and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: John is a Managing Director and our General Counsel. He focuses on supporting our fund strategies and portfolio investments, as well as the day-to-day operations of our firm.  John sits on several of our portfolio company boards, serves as a trusted advisor to our investment committee, and is recognized as a leader who exemplifies Insight’s core cultural values. John is constantly looking for new and different ways to help our dynamic business grow, adapt, and improve. We turn to him and his creative and practical style when navigating our most pressing, complex challenges. Before Insight, John was in-house counsel at Two Sigma, overseeing their private investment strategies, including private equity, venture capital, and impact investing. Prior to that, John was a corporate lawyer at Davis Polk, where he advised clients on a broad range of matters, including M&A, minority and venture investments, fund and co-investment structuring, management arrangements, governance, and regulatory matters. John is a CFA Charterholder, holds a B.A. from Syracuse University, where he studied Economics and Finance, and earned a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. He is proud to sit on the Junior Council Steering Committee of the American Museum of Natural History, which supports the Museum’s mission to broaden public understanding of science and the natural world. John lives in New York City with his wife and kids. In his free time, he enjoys reading, running, traveling, and overanalyzing his Oura ring data.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jerry Murdock is a co-founder of Insight Partners and was a Managing Director of the firm until April 2011. Jerry played a leading role in defining the company’s investment strategy, and was primarily responsible for the development of many of the firms portfolio investments. From 1988 to 1995, Mr. Murdock was a founder and director of the Aspen Technology Group. Mr. Murdock received his B.A. from San Diego State University and subsequently worked at the Georgetown Center for Strategic & International Studies (now known as CSIS) where he was a contributor to the export competitiveness project. His work was published in The Export Competitive Series: Comparative Analysis of Export Policy, United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada and Japan. Mr. Murdock is a member of the Board of Trustees of both The Santa Fe Institute and The Aspen Institute and is a co-founder of For The Forest.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jed Heller joined Insight in 2019 as Head of Human Capital, and is responsible for overseeing the firm's people and culture initiatives. Prior to joining Insight, Jed worked at Foursquare, the location intelligence company, as Senior Director of Human Resources. Previously, Jed was a Vice President, Human Resources Business Partner at BlackRock, driving human capital initiatives for analytics and risk management functions. In addition, he has prior experience in financial services and the apparel industry in a variety of human resources specialist roles, ranging from compensation and HR information systems to campus recruiting. Jed has a degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with majors in Communication Science and East Asian Studies. Outside of the office, he enjoys cooking, traveling and modifying cars.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ian Sandler joined Insight in 2016 where he is a Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer. Ian has direct responsibility across Legal, Finance, Compliance, Investor Relations, IT, HR, and Onsite. In addition, Ian has direct management oversight for the Insight Partners Public Equities (IPPE) business. Ian also sits on the Board of Directors for Vanilla, an estate planning software for the wealth management industry, and Altruist, a wealth platform built for independent advisors. Ian was previously the Chief Operating Officer of Global Equities at Citadel. Prior to Citadel, Ian was a Partner at the Carlyle Group where he served as the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Officer of Global Market Strategies. Before joining the Carlyle Group, Ian had a seven-year career at Morgan Stanley where he served as the Global Chief Operating Officer for the technology and modeling division as well as other roles within the loan and high yield business earlier in his career. Prior to Morgan Stanley, Ian worked as a bankruptcy lawyer at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel. Ian is the co-founder of Riley's Way Foundation with his wife Mackenzie. Riley's Way is a non-profit that empowers young leaders to use kindness and empathy to create meaningful connections and positive change in the world. Riley's Way has a series of local and national programs that give teens the tools and support to envision change and achieve it. Riley's Way is building a network of young change-makers who are leading a movement of kindness around the country. In addition to his roles at Insight and Riley’s Way Foundation, Ian sits on the Board of Trustees for two college preparatory schools in New York City, The Browning School and The Nightingale-Bamford School. Ian has a Bachelor of General Studies from the University of Michigan and a JD from the University of Pennsylvania. In June 2023, Ian was invited to join the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Dean's Advisory Council.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Darren Forsythe is published in Insight Partners’ official Firm Operations directory as Vice President & Senior Compliance Officer. The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Travis joined Insight in 2019 as an EVP on the Insight Onsite team. Travis partners with portfolio company CEOs and their leadership teams to build scalable and effective go-to-market strategies. Leveraging his more than 20 years of experience in sales, inside sales, and sales operations, Travis consults with portfolio companies to address challenges and opportunities that they face in scaling their organizations. Travis also engages in Sales Due Diligence reviews of potential portfolio investments. Prior to joining Insight, Travis developed and led the sales operations and inside sales organization at York Risk Group, an insurance third party administrator. During his tenure at York Risk, they achieved record sales each year and redesigned their sales and go-to-market strategy. Recently York Risk Group was acquired by Sedgwick creating the largest global third party administrator. Travis spent 6 years at ADP in sales operations roles. He led the sales operations and business consulting teams for ADP’s Global Enterprise Sales team which generated more than $300m annually. He also created an organization that optimized the territories and quotas for all of ADP’s 7000 sales reps. He managed the sales business intelligence team and predictive analytics team. Earlier in his career, Travis held various leadership roles in sales operations and finance across Tyco Telecom, Avaya, and American Express. Travis received a BS from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College, and his MBA from NYU’s Stern School of Business. Travis is originally from New Jersey, but now resides in Milton, GA with his wife, son, and daughter.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Thomas joined Insight in 2019. Prior to Insight, Thomas worked as an associate consultant with Bain & Company in Boston, where his primary engagements involved advising software / hardware companies on long-term growth and sales strategy. He also spent time in Bain’s private equity group, assisting in the due diligence of private companies across all verticals. Thomas spent his undergraduate time at MIT, where he studied Chemical Engineering with a minor in Economics. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Thomas is continuing to acclimate to life in the city. In his spare time, he enjoys rock climbing and the occasional swim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Steve Rabin joined Insight in 2003 and serves as Insight's CTO. Steve has over 20 years of experience designing enterprise-class software and managing technology teams. Prior to Insight, Steve was CTO/ VP of Engineering at InterWorld and American Software. He also served in several engineering management positions at Pfizer. Steve founded and sold two supply chain-focused software firms, Optimized Planning Systems and Productivity Systems. At Insight, Steve's goal is to help technical teams build best-of-breed R&D organizations and enterprise-class solutions. Steve works on projects with technical teams across Insight's portfolio of companies, in all types of business and delivery models: SaaS-based, enterprise software, internet, e-commerce and subscription based companies who invariably are providing services in the cloud, mobile solutions, client-server and hosted solutions.  Among others, Steve's projects cover agile development, QA/continuous automation, R&D metrics, performance management, infrastructure/security planning, architecture, off-shoring, and effective R&D leadership. Since development requires continuous improvement, Steve also performs technical assessments using a blended Agile/CMMI model. The objective is to enable teams to identify and prioritize where to focus their efforts. Steve is active in industry standards groups, consortiums and conference boards in the areas of EAI topologies, transactional infrastructures, agile development practices, performance benchmarks and web services. He has published widely and is a regular contributor to industry blogs and publications. Steve hosts Insight's annual R&D Forum for senior technology leaders which brings portfolio company teams together to share best practices and learn about new development trends. Steve lives on Martha's Vineyard but is mostly onsite working side-by-side with Insight's portfolio companies.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: When I applied to Insight, I was worried that nobody would be able to connect the dots between the experiences on my resume. I started my career in management consulting at Bain & Company, where I advised Fortune 500 technology and healthcare companies on strategy and operations. I then moved to East Africa and worked in international development at the World Bank, followed by a stint crafting economic development policy in the Chicago Mayor’s Office. After moving to Silicon Valley, I worked in product management at Quizlet, an early-stage education technology company whose core product is used by more than 50 million students every month. And then when the global pandemic hit, I supported the State of Massachusetts COVID Command Center with increasing PCR testing capacity, safely reopening schools, testing nursing homes, and distributing the first vaccine doses to frontline healthcare workers. The common thread behind these experiences is a passion for organizations tackling hard and important problems with audacious goals and awesome teams. I feel lucky today to work with organizations embodying that passion day in and day out. Here at Insight, I lead diligences of new investments in early and growth-stage technology companies, and then after we invest, partner with management teams to help build extraordinary businesses. I’m a graduate of Stanford Graduate School of Business (MBA), Harvard Kennedy School (MPA), and Vanderbilt University (BA), and served on Vanderbilt’s Board of Trustees from 2014-2018. I’m originally from the Chicago suburbs, and outside of work, I enjoy fitness, biking, exploring NYC, and losing to my friends at Texas hold ’em poker.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sara Clark is SVP of Executive Talent at Insight Partners, where she advises portfolio companies on engineering and product leadership talent strategy, recruitment, and development. She works closely with CEOs and founders on key C-suite and VP-level engineering and product searches, helping them build the product development leadership teams they need to innovate and scale. Prior to joining Insight in 2022, Sara was a Partner at Parker Remick, a retained executive search firm specializing in engineering and product leadership. There, she advised VC and PE-backed technology companies on senior technical hiring across a range of growth stages. Sara holds a B.A. from the College of William & Mary. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time in the mountains of Colorado skiing and trail running.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Roland is a seasoned Talent & HR professional with over 20 years of experience working alongside startup and ScaleUp companies. In 2023, he joined Insight as Senior Vice President to establish and oversee the Talent COE in Europe. Roland works closely with our portfolio companies, helping them to plan, build and scale their teams to enter into new markets and geographies, capturing opportunity and accelerating value. Before joining Insight, Roland served as Vice President of Talent Acquisition at Tanium, a cybersecurity and systems management company. During his tenure, Roland was central to Tanium's growth from fewer than 300 employees to 2,300 employees. He played a pivotal role in leading the Talent Acquisition team, which expanded from a team of 5 to over 50 individuals. Under his guidance, Tanium successfully hired over 1,000 people a year. Roland was part of the founding team that led Tanium’s DEI program and is passionate about helping those of all backgrounds find their path in tech. Prior to Tanium, Roland was at FireEye, a prominent cybersecurity company. Joining as the first member of the HR team in Europe, he spearheaded and built the EMEA Talent Acquisition team, leading them through an IPO. Roland's earlier career was focused on executive search, building startup and ScaleUp companies in EMEA, including eight years as a founder of his own search business. Roland finds his greatest joy in balancing a thriving career with his role as a husband and proud father of two. Located in Dorset, England, he and his family often spend their free time enjoying life on the coast.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Richard is a Senior Vice President, Sales & Customer Success. In this role he works closely with Insight’s companies, helping first time founders evolve their GTM organizations into scalable well-oiled machines. He views his role as equal parts coach, subject matter expert, confidant, and thought partner. He values diverse perspectives and is as likely to quote John Boyd or Peter Drucker as he is the most cutting-edge research when working with a founder tackling a GTM challenge. Richard started his career in product roles at Microsoft and Microsoft Research Asia, before transitioning to venture backed startups. He’s held leadership roles in solutions / partnerships engineering, sales, and full P&L general management. Richard is a first-generation college graduate (Northeastern ‘07) and a recently retired amateur rugby player - much to his wife’s and mother’s satisfaction. He enjoys cooking, painting, and practicing Pilates. He lives in Richmond, Virginia with his wife, teenage brother-in-law, and dog Ernesto Hemmingway (when they’re not road tripping up-and-down the East Coast).

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rajiv joined Insight in 2021 as part of the Diligence, Growth & Strategy team. In his role, Rajiv conducts and coordinates due diligence for Insight and its portfolio companies on new investments and M&A, and works to identify, prioritize, and execute value creation activities across our portfolio with the support of Onsite’s team of experienced software operators and experts. Prior to Insight, Rajiv worked at McKinsey & Company on a wide variety of topics and industries across their offices in Johannesburg, Lagos, Toronto, and most recently New York. A native of South Africa, Rajiv grew up in Cape Town, has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cape Town, and received an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. He currently lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan with his beloved dog Simba and wife Kristen. Outside of work, Rajiv is an enthusiastic (but not skillful) player on Insight’s soccer team, and enjoys a good book or reality TV show as much as the next person.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: From marketing at a business book publisher, to working in special education with assistive technology and augmentative communication, to developing website copy for a dot com boom startup, my path into the software industry took many twists and turns.  Discovering the world of software was a revelation to me - I felt very at home in engineering and product teams. I held every role in R&D except developer and eventually moved into engineering management. In the early 2000s, I was introduced to the now ubiquitous concepts of agile software development and eventually became an agile coach. That career was a welcome blending of my previous experiences; technology and teaching. I had the opportunity to lead a large coaching organization at a fast growing tech startup, and sitting on the executive team there helped me develop deep empathy for the challenges leaders face in rapidly scaling tech businesses. I saw an opportunity to help these leaders and decided to take everything I had learned about teams, alignment, collaboration, and discipline from my agile experiences and translate that to the business as a whole. I've spent the last decade-plus advising and coaching executives and executive teams at fast growing tech companies on how to scale their teams, their strategies, and themselves. I was honored to join Insight Partners in March of 2021 to continue that work inside the portfolio. My focus centers on scaling organizations and becoming excellent at leading through the fast cycles of change that high growth companies experience. The key to not only surviving, but thriving in these environments is to never stop learning, and that requires that we forgive ourselves for the things we didn't know yesterday while holding ourselves accountable to them tomorrow. Or as the incredibly wise Maya Angelou said, "I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better." I am a Colorado native living in Denver after a brief stint in the Bay Area earlier in my career. Outside of work you will find me with my family, taking advantage of all that Colorado has to offer from camping to hiking to skiing, with regular adventures to other fabulous locales around the world.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rachel joined Insight in 2019. Prior to Insight she worked in Investment Banking at J.P. Morgan and Corporate Venture Capital at New York Life. Originally from Massachusetts, Rachel graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Economics. In her free time she enjoys traveling, hiking, and watching football.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Paul joined Insight in 2021. Previously he worked at Google on strategic pricing initiatives for Chrome OS and YouTube. Prior to Google he was a consultant at McKinsey & Co. focusing on digital transformations and data analytics. Paul grew up in Germany and graduated with a major in Business and Computer Science from the Technical University of Munich. He received his MBA from MIT with a focus on entrepreneurship and analytics. In his free time, he likes to bike and run around New York and then eat bagels afterwards.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Pablo Dominguez joined Insight in 2018 as an Operating Partner. Pablo focuses on partnering with Insight’s portfolio companies to build and scale effective commercial teams through the application of proven and repeatable go-to-market and operational best practices. He brings over 20 years of experience working on Salesforce effectiveness engagements across startups and various global 2000 companies. Prior to joining Insight, Pablo was the Vice President of Global Business Operations and Customer Experience at NYC-based startup AppNexus. AppNexus is a leading independent ad tech company which was acquired by Xandr (division of AT&T) in 2018 for approximately $2B. Pablo joined AppNexus in 2014 and was responsible for building a Business Operations organization which provided support for Sales, Services, Marketing, and Product Line teams as well as driving annual strategic planning and key initiatives across AppNexus. Previously, Pablo spent four years at ADP (Automatic Data Processing), first standing up a Global Sales Compensation function and ultimately running Global Sales Operations across 10 business units which supported over 8,000 sales associates. Pablo’s team was responsible for designing and deploying innovative solutions to the ADP commercial teams which ultimately resulted in ADP being showcased in the keynote presentation at Dreamforce in 2013 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8S8Zq8fRbE ). Prior to ADP, Pablo held various leadership roles in sales operations across Avaya, and he led the global sales integration of Avaya’s $1B acquisition of Nortel Enterprise in 2009. Earlier, he began his career in management consulting, working at The Alexander Group, a boutique consulting firm focused on providing revenue growth solutions. Pablo received a BBA from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas, and his MBA from NYU’s Stern School of Business. Pablo is originally from Mexico, grew up in Texas, and has spent the last 16 years living in New Jersey with his wife and two sons. He enjoys skiing, mountain biking, chess, grilling/smoking BBQ, playing tennis with his wife, and watching movies with his kids. Above all else, Pablo is a die-hard Texas Longhorn fan. Hook ‘em.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nick Barber joined Insight in 2022 as part of the Onsite Marketing Center of Excellence, where he advises Insight's portfolio companies on analyst relations, messaging and positioning, and data-driven thought leadership. He also helped pioneer Insight's early AI advisory work, leading sessions across the portfolio on applying generative AI to marketing and go-to-market. Prior to Insight, Nick was a Senior Analyst at Forrester Research, where he led coverage of content and collaboration technologies and advised Fortune 1000 executives on market trends and strategy, including running five Forrester Wave evaluations. A sought-after expert and thought leader, he delivered keynotes and presentations at global industry conferences and events. Before Forrester, Nick spent eight years at IDG, a global tech media company, where he grew the company's video business from breaking news into globally syndicated episodic programming, including an award-winning weekly tech news show. Over his career he has produced more than 3,000 stories, with work syndicated to ABC News and People and featured in major motion pictures. Nick is a graduate of Boston University, where he also taught journalism and marketing courses for more than a decade. Outside of work, he's an avid DIYer and enjoys time at the beach with his wife and two sons.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Neal is a Senior Vice President on the Insight Onsite team. He partners with portfolio companies tackling high velocity GTM motions usually PLG, Consumer, and SMB. He focuses on organic growth, analytical paid demand generation, web and app conversion rate optimization, and using lifecycle and integrated marketing to improve retention, upsell, and LTV. He also engages in operational due diligences for companies where marketing is a core component of the investment thesis. Prior to Insight, Neal led marketing at Brigit (a small ticket online lender) where he helped rapidly scale paid social channels, before pivoting during the COVID recession to focus on customer retention and value optimization. Before Brigit, Neal was Head of Growth at MoneyLion (a neobank) and led conversion optimization efforts at Unison (a homebuying startup). He also has background in management consulting as an engagement manager at Oliver Wyman. Neal holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Chemical Biomolecular Engineering. He also graduated with distinction and high honors from the Kellogg School of Management where he focused on Marketing and the McCormick School of Engineering at Northwestern where he studied Product Innovation and Design. In his free time, Neal enjoys skiing, scuba diving, and chasing around his two small children.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nalanie joined Insight in 2019, bringing many years of experience across the consulting and technology industries. After spending three years consulting with Insight’s portfolio companies to build scalable and effective go-to-market strategies, she now leads Business Transformation & Operations within the firm. Our team's mission is to design and execute an efficient, data-driven operating model that aligns strategy, technology, and people, enabling Insight to invest with conviction, operate at the cutting edge, and deliver the highest possible returns for our LPs. Nalanie began her career in management consulting where she consulted for technology companies across the software, retail, hospitality, finance, and government industries. After receiving her MBA, Nalanie moved into an operating role, working for a tech company, AppNexus. Nalanie took on roles in Sales and Product Operations and moved on to lead Revenue Operations. Nalanie led a team who supported strategic and operational initiatives for 300+ global individuals across the Sales, Customer Success, and Marketing teams. AppNexus was acquired by AT&T in 2018 and Nalanie worked on integration activities pre and post-acquisition. Nalanie earned a BBA in Finance from the College of William and Mary and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Michelle is Senior Vice President on Insight Partners' Sales Center of Excellence, where she works with portfolio companies across North America and Europe to design GTM strategy, build revenue organizations, and accelerate repeatable growth. She partners directly with CEOs and CROs on sales fundamentals, GTM motion design, and first revenue leadership hires. Before joining Insight, Michelle served as a founding GTM executive across multiple high-growth software companies. Most recently, she was an early sales and revenue operations leader at Flock Safety, where she helped scale the business from its earliest revenue to $90M ARR . Prior to that, she held sales and marketing leadership roles at AssureSign, a bootstrapped software company, where she dramatically grew inbound pipeline and increased revenue by more than 50% within a year. Michelle is based in London, where she leads Insight's EMEA advisory presence and portfolio community programming. Outside of work, she can be found playing tennis, traveling with her husband and son, or negotiating couch rights with her golden retriever, Joey.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I’m a big believer in continual reinvention—one of Insight’s core values. My career has given me the opportunity to build, scale, and reinvent across industries and functions. I began as a non-profit entrepreneur, moved into finance, and later focused on marketing and partnerships at both large and emerging technology companies. These experiences led me to Insight, where I lead the Marketing Center of Excellence, partnering with portfolio companies to build world-class teams and execute go-to-market strategies that drive growth. My work centers on aligning people, process and programs to translate strategy into outcomes. I specialize in building and optimizing high-performing go-to-market organizations, defining and growing impactful brands, and developing partnership strategies that unlock new revenue streams and accelerate market momentum. Before Insight, I led marketing teams at Acquia and helped scale the company’s partner-driven growth engine. Earlier in my career, I worked on strategic growth initiatives at eBay and held investment roles at Fidelity and Barclays. My journey began in Malawi, where I helped launch and grow an education-based non-profit—an experience that deepened my passion for building from the ground up.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mark joined Insight in 2020. Prior to starting with Insight, he was a Consultant at Bain & Company in their New York office. His role involved advising public and private clients on go-to-market strategy, operational redesign, new business launches, and merger integration. Mark also spent significant time in Bain’s private equity group focused on due diligence across sectors. In other roles, Mark has been involved with early-stage cleantech and grid modernization. At AMS (acquired by Fluence), he worked to design and commercialize optimization systems for grid-scale renewables and energy storage. Originally from Indiana, Mark completed his undergraduate degree in Economics at Duke University as an Angier B Duke Scholar. In his spare time, Mark loves to be outdoors – hiking, biking, skiing, scuba diving – and to explore new places.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kuran is a Vice President at Insight Partners, where he focuses on growth and late-stage investments across vertical software, global fintech, and data & AI, partnering closely with founders on complex financial, payments, and scaling decisions. Kuran brings particular domain expertise in payments infrastructure and has been closely involved in expanding payments capabilities across Insight’s vertical software portfolio. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Coda and is a Board Observer for Pomelo, and has supported numerous other companies across the Insight portfolio. Prior to Insight, Kuran worked in the Investment Bank at UBS, covering fintech companies and financial institutions, and led finance and accounting at Compass Coffee, a DC-based coffee roaster. He has also worked with nonprofits focused on financial literacy and microlending. Kuran graduated from the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University with a degree in Finance and Operations & Information Systems and a concentration in Data, Systems, and Analytics. Outside of Insight, he enjoys exploring new restaurants and coffee shops, swimming, biking, and he makes a great cappuccino.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Julia joined Insight in 2019. She was previously a consultant in McKinsey & Company’s Marketing & Sales practice in New York where she advised clients across advanced industries, consumer tech, CPG, and hospitality. Her projects covered a variety of functional topics, including revenue growth management, strategic pricing, marketing distribution, and operating model design. Julia also managed growth and marketing for DC-based food start-up, Swizzler Foods. Julia graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in Marketing and Operations and Information Management. In her spare time, Julia enjoys making perfectly curated Spotify playlists, cooking for friends and family, discovering new restaurants, and running around the city.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jeremey is Executive Vice President, Sales & Customer Success at Insight Partners where his team supports scaling the firm’s portfolio companies. Over the past 25+ years, Jeremey has had an eclectic career spanning semiconductor engineering to product development/management to sales & marketing leadership at Xilinx, Gartner, AMA, GLG, CB Insights, and Salesloft. Jeremey is the author of five books including the international public speaking bestseller "How to Deliver a TED Talk" as well as "Predictable Prospecting." He holds a CFA, a BS and an MS in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University, an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and an MS in Data Science from the University of Virginia.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jane joined Insight in 2024. Prior to Insight, Jane was an investor at Leeds Equity Partners, where she focused on the education technology vertical. Jane began her career as a consultant at McKinsey & Company. Originally from Chicago, Jane graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degrees in Public Policy and Human and Organizational Development.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Driven by curiosity and a life-long passion for learning, I joined Insight Partners in 2018 as part of the Diligence and Growth Strategy Team (DGS). In my role, I focus on vertical SaaS applications, specifically across healthcare and life sciences. My passion for healthcare stems from growing up in Costa Rica, where I witnessed the private and public sectors aligning to support a nation-wide comprehensive and affordable healthcare system. By investing in entrepreneurs and new technologies, we at Insight can help providers, payors, and life sciences companies catalyze change and provide next-generation care, expand healthcare access, and drive medical innovation. I feel energized by the opportunity to promote entrepreneurship beyond the healthcare and life sciences space, including investing in emerging countries and female entrepreneurs. I feel as excited coming into work today as I did on my first day at Insight. I graduated with honors from The University of Pennsylvania where I studied Finance, Business Analytics, and Marketing at Wharton Business School. During my spare time, I enjoy equestrian jumping, running, biking, and finding every opportunity to visit Costa Rica.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hugues joined Insight Partners in 2021. Prior to joining Insight, Hugues was an Associate at McKinsey & Company in their New York office. His role involved advising public and private companies on strategic issues including growth, M&A and innovation. He worked across a variety of industries, including Consumer, Technology and Private Equity. Hugues started his career in Investment Banking at Moelis & Company, where he worked across both M&A and Restructuring. He also spent time in StepStone Global's Private Equity team advising clients on primary commitments as well as assessing co-investment and secondary investment opportunities for StepStone's funds. Originally from Paris, France, Hugues holds a BSc in Finance from Bocconi University and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management. In his spare time, Hugues is an avid tennis and soccer player, and loves spending time exploring New York City.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hilary is the Advisory Leader for Insight Partners’ Early and Growth Segment, where she partners with founders and executives to build scalable, high-performing go-to-market (GTM) organizations. With over 20 years of GTM operating experience, she specializes in aligning strategies, teams, and programs to fuel growth across B2B SaaS organizations. Throughout her career, Hilary has collaborated extensively with Product, Marketing, Sales, Finance, and IT departments, contributing to five successful exits, including IPOs for high-growth companies such as Zoom (ZM) and Alteryx (AYX), as well as M&A support for Mindbody (PE), Lynda.com (now LinkedIn Learning), and Iconoculture (now Gartner). In her leadership roles, Hilary has focused on bridging the gap between product development and sales, overseeing GTM Operations, Enablement, and Customer Success teams to ensure that customers receive the support they need. Her global experience includes managing teams across North America, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM, supporting sales motions from SMB to Enterprise, and guiding organizations through growth stages ranging from $0 to $4B in revenue. Hilary graduated from Augustan College with a focus on Business, Communications, and Psychology. Outside of work, she begins each day with a Dolly Parton sized "cup of ambition" and a commitment to helping others achieve their goals.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Since joining Insight Partners more than two decades ago, I’ve had a front row seat to some of the most exciting ScaleUp growth journeys in SaaS history. However, as the founder and leader of Insight Onsite — our amazing team of operators and growth experts who accelerate and scale our portfolio companies — my favorite growth story is our internal one. We’ve scaled Onsite from a handful of experts to a full-blown growth engine of 130+ people who are ready to support our portfolio companies whenever and however we’re needed. When I’m not helping scale the most innovative software companies in the world, you’ll find me sharing learnings as an Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia Business School. I serve on the Growth Equity working committee and the Board of Directors of the NVCA, which fuels my passion for ensuring we have an industry that blossoms the next generation of tech disruptors. I believe our software ecosystem provides unparalleled opportunity for global communities, no more so than in healthcare, where I’m backing companies like Clarify Health and Alma — examples of companies doing well by doing good. One of my goals is to lift other women and underrepresented leaders up so our industry reflects our society. My prior role as co-founder and board member of Declare (now part of Luminary) helped me work toward that goal by allowing me to support and develop women leaders. Today, I sit on the Investment Committee of Vision Capital 2020, Insight’s fund of funds investing in emerging underrepresented managers. So far, we’ve backed more than ~20 new venture capital firms all of whom have founders with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Beyond work, you will find me cycling in France (including an annual ascent of Mont Ventoux), practicing my French, or traveling to visit family in South Africa and Ireland.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Gregor Stewart joined Insight Partners in 2026 as Head of AI within Insight Onsite. He previously served as Chief AI Officer at SentinelOne, an Insight portfolio company, giving him firsthand experience operating within the portfolio and a deep understanding of what it means to be a true partner to their leadership teams. Gregor brings more than 20 years of experience building software at private and public companies, with deep expertise in data science, machine learning, and AI spanning multimodal conversational systems to high-autonomy agentic security platforms. He has scaled global engineering and research organizations through an IPO and a private equity acquisition, and has led product development, product management, data science, and operations for enterprise and mid-market customers. Gregor holds an MSc in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh, an MSc in Philosophy from the London School of Economics, and an MA in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Oxford.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Gary Survis blends a unique combination of marketing innovation and sustainability strategy.  As an Operating Partner at Insight Partners, Gary has been engaged with Insight’s 500+ portfolio companies as leader of Onsite’s Marketing Center of Excellence. Gary focuses on strategic branding, category creation, and driving tactical excellence to propel scaling organizations’ growth. He has also been driving Insight’s strategy to infuse the power of generative AI into operations and deliver operational efficiency and greater effectiveness. Gary has been a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School for over 10 years on the topic of sustainability and business. His current MBA course on Environmental Sustainability and Value creation focuses on leveraging tactical strategies to drive growth. Beyond his primary role, Gary serves as a Board Member at Ceres Imaging in the agtech space and a board observer for 6Sense, a leader in account based and intent marketing. Previously, as Chief Marketing Officer and General Manager at Precisely, Gary effectively merged traditional marketing strategies with digital innovations, helping the company navigate the disruptions from big data. Gary holds a Bachelor's degree in Business from The Wharton School and an MBA in Marketing from NYU Stern School of Business.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Eric is a SVP on Insight Onsite’s Sales CoE. Eric started his career in Sales and quickly discovered his passion for Sales Operations and Go-To-Market planning. Most recently, Eric ran the Sales Operations and Proposal response teams at Conduent, improving annual sales growth from -25% in 2018/2019 to +35% growth in 2020/2021, as well as a 95% increase in seller productivity. Prior to Conduent, Eric held roles in Sales Operations, Incentive Compensation, Sales, and served as a Sales Effectiveness Consultant. Outside of work, Eric’s primary activity is family time with TJ (5 yr old), Andrew (2 yr old), and Megan (wife). He can be found building Legos, teaching the kiddos to play sports, and creating new experiences that open their children's eyes to the beauty of the world.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I’m deeply passionate about well-being, international peace, and sustainability. Whether I’m building a non-profit organization focused on delivering sustainable well-being or transforming how business and IT stakeholders communicate requirements for complex business software, building collaborative and long-lasting relationships has always been my aim. I joined Insight Partners in 2014 as the Founder of Insight IGNITE and a Managing Director. It’s my greatest passion to help large global companies cross the digital chasm by delivering market insights from the firm’s investment process and global awareness of transformative software technologies essential to digital business growth. I’m an entrepreneur at heart, having co-founded iRise in 1998 with a vision to dramatically accelerate digital software through real-time collaboration and communication. iRise pioneered the market for “Collaborative Visualization” and accelerated the low-code/no-code movement, establishing more than 1,000 customers worldwide. My extensive experience in the entrepreneurial world allows me to bring a unique perspective to advise portfolio CEOs on sales, marketing, and business development growth strategies. I’m proud to serve on several boards within the Insight Partners portfolio, including Board Director appointments at Laminar, Pollinate, Devo, Tricentis and Resolve; Board Observer positions at A.Team, Transmit Security, Armis, Noname Security, Kpler and Anjuna; and Growth Advisor roles at Diligent and several others. On a personal level, I live in London and Somerset with my family and two Italian Spinone dogs. I take silent walks in the park or English countryside, travel, ski, drive racecars, and play the drums. I’m the Chairman and Co-Founder of The Contentment Foundation, a non-profit providing sustainable well-being curriculum to one billion teachers, children, families, and employers globally. I’m also a Strategic Advisor to Peace One Day, a Board Trustee at the Royal Society Southeast Asia Rain Forest Research Program (SEARRP), and a Resident Expert at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. I love motorsports and translate this passion into action as the Founder of UPSHIFT Ventures, a motorsports business, and Co-Owner of the Campos Racing team, which competes in the FIA Formula 2, FIA Formula 3, and FIA Formula 4 championships. In recognition of my work with large global companies on digital change and my non-profit commitment to the Contentment Foundation, the Lord Mayor of the City of London bestowed upon me the Freedom of the City of London honor, for which I’m deeply humbled and grateful. Throughout my career, I’ve developed a massive personal ecosystem and nurtured relationships with thousands of C-level executives at global companies and entrepreneurs worldwide. While running technology at LEGO, a friend dropped my name in the hat as a potential name for the lead character in the first LEGO movie, and the rest was history. Everything is awesome!

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Eitan joined Insight in 2025 where he collaborates with portfolio companies to accelerate performance, optimize operations, and support the execution of value creation initiatives. Prior to Insight, Eitan was a Partner at AlixPartners in their TMT practice, focused on leading and driving total company transformations, go-to-market effectiveness programs and general performance improvement efforts across B2B SaaS businesses. Eitan received an MBA from Indiana University and during his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family, running, skiing and attempting new dinner recipes with the help of his young sons.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Dominic is SVP of Executive Talent at Insight Partners, where he advises portfolio companies on go-to-market (GTM) executive talent strategy, recruitment, and development. He works closely with CEOs, founders, and boards to identify and assess C-suite and VP-level sales and marketing talent, helping them build the leadership teams they need to scale. Prior to joining Insight in 2023, Dominic was a senior member of Twilio’s executive search team, advising business leaders on GTM hiring and conducting key searches during a period of rapid global expansion. Before Twilio, Dominic spent more than 20 years in executive search in San Francisco and London. He founded and led his own executive search firm, partnering with investor-backed technology companies on leadership hiring across Europe and the US. Earlier in his career, he was part of the founding team of a London-based firm that scaled into the US. He began his search career placing leaders within venture capital and private equity firms and their portfolio companies. Outside of work, Dominic enjoys international travel, spending time with his family and friends, and cheering on his son from the sidelines of the soccer field.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I joined Insight Partners in 2018 to operate at the nexus of growth and technology. As a Managing Director, I help inspirational founders and CEOs scale the best software companies in the world. I count SonarSource, Checkmarx, CentralReach, Jama, commercetools and Exclaimer among the many amazing companies, boards, and leadership teams I have had the opportunity to partner with. Together, we have driven tremendous growth, navigated strategic challenges, and created transformational exit value. In addition to my deal and portfolio work, I’m passionate about empowering women and underrepresented leaders in our industry. I am a founding partner of 2020 Vision Capital — Insight’s fund of funds investing in emerging underrepresented managers — and feel privileged to be able to meet and share diverse perspectives with GPs of all backgrounds. Prior to joining Insight, I began my career at the Boston Consulting Group where I advised Fortune 500 clients in technology, retail and financial services on growth strategy and operations. Following my time at BCG, I joined Oyster Books – a digital content startup later acquired by Google – to scale and sell the business alongside the founders. More recently, prior to the last 5 years at Insight, I led strategy and operations at Google Play to drive revenue growth across the app store and to launch new products, channels, and partnerships in emerging markets. Outside of Insight, you might find me cycling to a destination pastry shop, training for a triathlon, learning the ropes of being a mom or chipping away at my lifelong goal of always traveling to more countries than my age.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: David Stark joined Insight in 2022 as part of the Israel office. His work is focused on supporting Insight’s Israeli portfolio companies and founders on strategic topics. Prior to joining Insight, David led business development and strategy at K Health, a late-stage digital health start-up, where he worked across multiple high-impact parts of the business. Most notably, David was responsible for building K Health’s B2B business unit for payers and employers. David started his career as a strategy consultant at McKinsey & Company, working in their New York, London, and Tel Aviv offices, focused on ecommerce, growth, and go-to-market topics. He also led high-tech client development for the Israel Tech Hub, working with the country's top start-ups, scale-ups, and VC firms. David graduated magna cum laude from the University of Rochester with a BA in Economics and Political Science.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Dave is a Senior Vice President at Insight Partners, where he partners with scale-stage software companies to drive AI transformation and go-to-market execution. With 15+ years of experience scaling category leaders, Dave brings a full-funnel, data-driven, and AI-native approach to building durable growth engines. Before joining Insight in 2023, he led Growth & Self-Service Marketing at Slack, building teams across enterprise demand generation, user acquisition, web strategy, lifecycle, and operations. He helped accelerate Slack's post-IPO growth across both self-serve and enterprise motions, into and beyond its acquisition by Salesforce. Earlier, Dave held marketing leadership roles at Plaid, Dropbox, and Atlassian, scaling customer acquisition, global campaigns, and product-led optimization through periods of hypergrowth. He started in consumer e-commerce, where an early focus on SEO, SEM, and experimentation shaped his test-and-learn approach to B2B marketing. Based in the Bay Area, Dave considers raising three daughters his proudest achievement. Outside of work, he enjoys exploring old cities and new trails around the world.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Dave joined Insight in 2017 and works with portfolio companies to accelerate growth and scale operations. Prior to Insight, he worked as a Consultant with Bain & Company in their Boston office and as Strategy & BizOps Manager at Skillshare. At Bain, he focused on growth strategy, M&A, and private equity diligences of enterprise software and consumer internet businesses.  At Skillshare, he worked with the executive team on shaping company strategy, scaling operations, and managing investor relations. Dave also worked at Accion Venture Lab, supporting seed stage portfolio companies on issues of product-market fit & growth strategy, and at the World Bank, consulting on social protection and poverty reduction in Swaziland. Originally from Kennett Square, PA, Dave attended the University of Virginia as a Jefferson Scholar and graduated with a BA in Economics and a Master’s of Public Policy.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Cortney Erin is Head of Talent at Insight Partners, where she leads the firm's global talent team and partners with investment teams and portfolio company leadership on executive search, leadership assessment, and talent strategy. She focuses on CEO searches across the portfolio and on building the talent intelligence and executive networks that help Insight companies identify and attract exceptional leaders ahead of need. Before joining Insight in 2026, Cortney was Vice President of Global Talent Acquisition at Adobe, where she led hiring worldwide. She executed against annual hiring volume that grew by roughly 30% while reducing operating overhead by a similar margin, built Adobe's first integrated workforce planning capability bridging Finance, HR, and the business, and established the company's framework for the ethical and productive use of AI in hiring. Prior to Adobe, Cortney spent nearly four years at Microsoft as Vice President of Global Talent Acquisition, where she led VP-and-above executive hiring worldwide in direct partnership with the CEO and CHRO, oversaw the global talent acquisition infrastructure and operations supporting more than 30,000 hires annually, and founded the company's Global Talent Intelligence function. Before Microsoft, she spent six years at Meta (then Facebook), scaling global technical recruiting from roughly 1,000 to more than 6,000 hires annually across nine offices, leading the company's most sensitive executive searches alongside the CEO and CTO, and building its first talent intelligence team. Earlier in her career, Cortney led global talent acquisition at Lucasfilm through the Disney acquisition, held talent leadership roles at Yahoo! and Agilent Technologies, and began her career in executive search at Korn/Ferry International. Cortney holds an MBA in Entrepreneurship and Finance from the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business and a B.A. from Mount Saint Mary's College. She previously served on the board of Water.org, where she chaired the Nomination & Governance Committee, and on the national and Washington & Alaska boards of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Cortney is an adoptive mom of two and lives outside Seattle. She is an avid SCUBA diver, a licensed high-performance sport driver, and a lifelong learner who is always exploring something new.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Early in my career, I became fascinated with partnerships and the dynamics that result from companies joining forces to create a multiplier that would not be possible on their own. I quickly gravitated towards partner-related roles and gained experience in channel strategy, programs and operations in North America and EMEA. I was fortunate to have been recruited to SAP, where I joined the team that built and launched SAP Partner Edge, which is still in place today. I spent over ten years at SAP and took on challenging roles in Solutions Management and Global Ecosystems and Channels at a time when SAP made numerous acquisitions, launched SAP HANA, and began its move to the cloud. At that point, I developed a keen interest in emerging technologies and SaaS business models, and I decided to make a leap into the startup world. For the next several years, I held leadership positions at three different startups, devising partner strategies and driving outcomes in the field with the extended partner ecosystem worldwide. I joined Insight Partners to leverage my 20+ years of experience to help our portfolio companies accelerate their growth via ecosystems and channels. It is my privilege to advise the founders of some of the most innovative ScaleUp businesses today. Beyond work, I enjoy gardening and spending time with my family. My husband and I are blessed with two active sons who keep us busy and on our toes. One of them plays hockey, making me a “hockey mom.” There is never a dull moment in our household.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Charlotte joined Insight in 2023. Prior to Insight, Charlotte worked as a Senior Manager and Senior Director of Consulting Programs at Bain & Company in New York. At Bain, Charlotte focused on M&A, growth strategy, and operating model design for clients in healthcare and media. She then ran talent operations for several consulting programs in Bain’s New York office. Prior to Bain, Charlotte worked for J.Crew in e-commerce user experience and data analytics. Charlotte received a BA in Sociology from Carleton College and an MBA from Columbia Business School. Most of her time outside of work is spent with her husband and two daughters, exploring playgrounds, bakeries, and bookstores in Brooklyn.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Charlene is a Executive Vice President on the Insight Onsite team. She first joined Insight in 2007, working with cross-functional teams at portfolio companies on various strategic and operational initiatives. Charlene left in 2010, rejoining in 2016, to work with portfolio companies on driving marketing performance and accelerating growth. During her time away from Insight, Charlene studied Chinese at Tsinghua University, pursued her MBA at Wharton, launched a children’s book site at Amazon/Quidsi, and led operations and growth at Locality, a startup in the local services space. Prior to Insight, Charlene was a strategy consultant with The Monitor Group, where she was a member of the innovations team. Charlene holds undergraduate degrees from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School and the School of Engineering and Applied Science, where she was a member of the Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology. She also received an MBA from Wharton, where she graduated with honors as a Palmer Scholar.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Carina Moran is SVP of Talent at Insight Partners, where she partners with investment and portfolio company management teams on talent strategy, including talent acquisition, development, and leadership assessment. She focuses on executive placements across the firm's portfolio and cultivating a network of senior executives for C-level, Board, and advisory roles. Before joining Insight in 2021, Carina was a Principal at True Search, where she executed C-level mandates for growth-stage, venture, and private equity-backed companies. Prior to that, she held executive search roles at Renovata Partners and Rockwood Search. Carina began her career in Institutional Sales & Trading at Morgan Stanley and in the Financial Services Practice at Accenture. Carina holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Marketing from Boston College's Carroll School of Management. Outside of work, Carina enjoys exploring new destinations abroad and eating her way through NYC's newest eateries.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Optimism is the foundation of my every day; it’s what I love. And thankfully, we are in the business of optimism here at Insight. Venture and growth investing, at its core, are about imagining a big, bright future for a business and then working each day to help founders and executives actualize that future. We combine our years of real-world data points, experience, connections, and empathy to get the best outcomes for everyone. Since 2015, I’ve enjoyed partnering with companies along their ScaleUp journeys across every stage of growth, from a handful of employees to multiple offices to IPO and beyond. As a leader on our Onsite team, I’ve spent almost a decade building and delivering the best ScaleUp offerings for our portfolio to help them navigate each milestone. My goal is to continually evolve and scale our team and capabilities to meet executives where they are and when they need us most — through amazing times and uncharted territory. I primarily focus on fintech and vertical software, predominantly within late-stage venture and majority transactions. I work closely with Drivewealth, NMI, Checkout.com, IAD International, Bynder, Payit, Community Brands, Corelogic, Chargebee, and many others. I grew up in Berkeley, California, and studied Biomedical Engineering & Economics at Harvard, graduating with honors. Before Insight, I worked for Bain & Company, advising public and private companies on long-term product and go-to-market strategy definition, internal process redesign, and supply chain optimization. I also spent time at the Gates Foundation as part of their Discovery Strategy team, concentrating on early-stage technology investments. My career began as a chemical engineer at Procter & Gamble and has led me all the way to Insight as a Managing Director. When I’m out of the office, my family and I spend most of our weekends gardening in our yard and exploring sandboxes throughout New York City. You can usually find me singing to myself on the street or cooking way too much food for dinner.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ben joined Insight in 2022. Previously, he was a Principal at Amazon Web Services, leading AWS' relationships with 25+ top-tier growth equity and venture capital firms. Prior to AWS, Ben was CEO of AI startup TalkIQ (acquired by Dialpad), Founder-in-Residence at venture builder Atomic, and held several strategy and marketing roles at Google. Ben holds a BS in Economics (Finance concentration, minor in Hispanic Studies) from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Barrie Markowitz joined Insight in 2019 as Executive Vice President on the Insight Onsite team. Barrie works with portfolio companies on accelerating growth through marketing performance and talent management. Prior to Insight, Barrie founded bmark & others, a marketing consultancy specializing in high growth, recurring revenue businesses. Prior to founding bmark & others, Barrie was the Chief Marketing Officer for Unirush, a pre-paid card company owned by The Carlyle Group. Barrie was responsible for acquisition, customer engagement, customer retention, public relations, social community, corporate social responsibility, and advocacy. Prior to RushCard, Barrie was Vice President of Marketing for Audible, an Amazon company. Barrie also spent seven years at the United States Tennis Association as the Managing Director of Membership. Prior to the USTA, Barrie spent 14 years at American Express where she managed customer acquisition, customer retention, new product development, and partner relationships for marquis consumer products such as the Platinum Card, Centurion Card, Costco Cobrand Card, Delta Skymiles Credit Card, and the Membership Rewards Program. Barrie holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the NYU Stern School of Business.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Amy joined Insight in 2022. She focuses on Insight's earlier-stage investments, where she leads due diligence on new investments and M&A. Amy also partners with founders and portfolio companies on scaling growth, with a particular focus on vertical software and AI businesses. Prior to Insight, Amy was a consultant at Bain & Company in their New York and Houston offices, where she advised F500 tech clients on go-to-market strategy and new product innovation. Amy graduated from Vanderbilt University with degrees in Quantitative Economics and Political Science. Originally from Auckland, New Zealand, what she likes to call the "true south", Amy enjoys concerts, rogue-like video games, vintage jewelry curation, and hunting down new coffee shops with friends.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Amir joined Insight in 2023 and works with portfolio companies on growth acceleration, operational transformation, and scaling through acquisition and integration. Prior to Insight, Amir worked at Vector Capital, focusing on operational transformation, tuck-in acquisitions and post-merger integration, and a variety of projects covering geographical expansion, go-to-market transformation, offshoring, and new product launches. Amir has also served in interim COO and CFO roles. Before joining Vector, Amir was a Project Leader at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG). During his tenure at BCG, Amir focused on strategy, corporate development, and operations in the TMT, Energy, and Consumer sectors, serving clients across the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and APAC. Amir graduated from Stanford University with an MS in Management Science, a BS in Management Science and Engineering, and a BA in International Relations. Outside of work, Amir enjoys traveling, cooking and hosting dinner parties, art, and memorizing random facts about history and politics.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Over the past 20+ years, Alea has had an eclectic career spanning sales strategy, client service, corporate strategy, and investment banking. For the past 10+ years, Alea has helped companies scale by optimizing their customer journey, with a particular focus on revenue operations & strategy, sales enablement, and sales development. Alea is also a published author (Leading Sales Development) and an instructor for the Chicago Booth School of Business. She has an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BS from Gannon University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Alberto Padilla-Rivera joined Insight in 2019. Alberto helps C-level executives navigate the rapidly evolving technology landscape by understanding their digital ambitions and curating bespoke introductions to innovative solutions, seasoned entrepreneurs, and disruptive insights, while working in partnership with our investment team and Insight's portfolio companies. Prior to Insight, Alberto spent six years at Bain & Company and Monitor Deloitte advising private companies on business and customer strategy, operating model design, digital and agile transformation and performance improvement. He also spent significant time at Bain’s Private Equity practice, focused on commercial due-diligence and growth strategy. Alberto's main industry experience is in Energy (Oil & Gas and Renewables), Financial Services (Retail and Business Banking) and TMT (Telecom and Tech). Alberto lives in London; originally from Mexico, he grew up in Mexico and Canada with some stints living in France, Spain and Ireland. He graduated with honours from the University of Alberta, with a BCom in International Business & Finance, and received an MBA from London Business School in 2017. In his free time, he serves as a board member for two non-for-profits focused on diversity & inclusion in business and entrepreneurship and volunteers at an incubator advising early-stage startups.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ajay joined Insight in 2022 as an EVP on the Insight Onsite team. Ajay partners with portfolio companies on go-to-market strategy and applied AI initiatives to drive scale and accelerate growth. Ajay brings marketing leadership and deep domain expertise, shaped by more than 20 years of experience building and scaling B2B SaaS companies across cybersecurity, AI, analytics, observability and cloud platforms. Prior to Insight, Ajay built the Product Marketing team at Dynatrace and helped scale the company’s GTM engine as ARR grew from $300M to over $1B, including a successful IPO and expansion into new product categories spanning analytics, security and DevOps. Previously, Ajay served as CMO at Shape Security where he repositioned the company’s messaging by translating insights from its unique global attack dataset into CISO-level thought leadership and rapid-response PR communications. This strategy helped establish category leadership and supported Shape’s $1B acquisition by F5 in 2019. Ajay also held senior marketing leadership roles at Informatica, Salesforce and Oracle. Earlier in his career, he was a consultant at McKinsey & Company, advising Global 500 technology companies on growth and global strategy across North America, Europe and Asia, while based in the firm’s Toronto, Seoul, and Silicon Valley offices. Ajay has a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo and an MBA from Wharton. He lives in Palo Alto with his wife and two daughters. Outside of work, Ajay enjoys spending time with his family and exploring new places on his bucket list.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Zach focuses on all things vertical SaaS and tech-enabled services. Prior to joining Insight in 2023, he led product at MediCircle, building out a pharmaceutical redistribution platform to get affordable cancer meds in the hands of patients who otherwise couldn't afford them. Zach also spent time as a software engineer at TMRW Life Sciences building out a platform to automate sample management in IVF clinics. Zach graduated from Brown University with a BS in Computer Science. While at Brown, he headed Innovation Dojo, the entrepreneurship center's startup accelerator, mentoring early student founders. He also sat as an associate at Van Wickle Ventures, the school's student-run venture fund, investing in Brown-alum founders. In his free time, Zach enjoys all things art and design and relentlessly exploring new restaurants. He also loves to talk about the class he taught at Brown on independent watchmakers.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: William Goodman is published in Insight Partners’ official Investment team directory as Associate. The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Will joined Insight in 2023. He focuses on AI and Vertical SaaS investments across high-growth and mature businesses. His responsibilities at the firm span from sourcing and executing transactions to partnering directly with portfolio company executives on growth and operational transformations. Prior to Insight, Will was a Consultant at Bain & Company in their New York office, where he advised tech clients on go-to-market strategy, new product innovation, and merger integration. He also spent time in Bain's Private Equity practice focused on due diligence of software businesses. Prior to that, he worked at Starwood Capital Group Will graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Economics. In his spare time, he enjoys skiing, hiking, watching Christopher Nolan films, and hosting friends for dinner at his Williamsburg apartment.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Wallis joined Insight in 2020. Prior to joining Insight, she worked at Primary.com, an online children’s clothing startup, and more recently, Peloton. Wallis graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania where she studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics, with minors in French and Consumer Psychology. Wallis played on the women’s varsity tennis team before suffering two ACL tears. She also spent a semester abroad in Paris. In her free time, Wallis enjoys playing tennis, adventure travel, baking and leisurely bike rides.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Scrappiness and impact were valued life skills in my household growing up. From volunteering at local homeless shelters under the blistering Arizona sun to building a medical record system for a disaster-stricken Haiti from scratch, I developed a strong desire to seek out ways to serve those in need early on. Originally, I set out for a career in medicine, training to have a tangible impact on the lives of those without access to proper care. But software’s ability to make an impact at scale fascinated me and lured me into the world of tech investing. At Insight, we help build and accelerate a better future in an increasingly interconnected, global society. Here, I get the chance to help entrepreneurs have an outsized impact on those we will never meet. It may sound rosy, but it’s true.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Thomas Krane is a Managing Director at Insight Partners and has been with the firm since 2012, when he joined as an Analyst. As an investor, his focus areas include cybersecurity, DevOps, IT automation and application software. Five of his investments have gone on to realize an IPO (Tenable, JFrog, Darktrace, 1stdibs, SentinelOne) and more have seen successful strategic exits, including Recorded Future, Adaptive Shield, Thycotic, Nearpod, Cylance, and QASymphony. Thomas also works closely with Insight Partners for Enterprise —Insight’s network of more than 2,000 senior tech executives across 850+ global enterprises who leverage the firm’s deep industry expertise and investment knowledge to inform their technology strategies. Thomas studied astrophysics at the University of Pennsylvania where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and earned his master’s degree in four years.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Operator, problem solver, curious mind. Lover of technology and its power to transform. I get energized working with founders to build businesses and teams that last. I've spent decades gathering experience—across multiple successes and of course a few failures—and I thrive on fresh challenges that every new situation brings. Bias to listen and learn. Lifelong traveler and sailor. As an Operating Partner at Insight since 2019, I serve on the boards of multiple consumer internet, subscription, and marketplace companies, including HomeToGo, N26, Lightricks, Joytunes, and Blinkist. From 2010-2015 I led one of Insight’s portfolio companies, Shutterstock, as President/COO, growing revenue from $60M to over $300M and completing a successful IPO (NYSE: SSTK). I was interim-CEO of Weight Watchers from 2016 to 2017, where I had previously been COO and built the digital business from 2000 to 2008. I continue serving on the Board (NASDAQ:WW) and most recently led the search for a new CEO in 2022. Earlier in my career in the 90s, I launched Motorola's first consumer wireless "communicator" (the Envoy) and then Motorola’s first cable modem. In 1996, I joined The Boston Consulting Group, focusing on Consumer and Technology strategy, and helped launch Sotheby’s online auction business in 1999. I'm an activist for global hunger as Co-Chair of Action Against Hunger - USA, a global humanitarian organization. I hold a dual master’s degree from MIT in Management and Electrical Engineering, and a BA in Engineering and Computer Science from Dartmouth College. My wife and I are proud New Yorkers and live by Sutton Place.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Tessa joined Insight in 2023. Prior to joining, she spent time at Inspired Capital. She also founded Girls Learning Advanced Math (GLAM), a non-profit focused on teaching middle school girls math enrichment to increase their confidence as young women in STEM. Tessa graduated with distinction and as a member of Tau Beta Pi from Stanford with a BS in Management Science & Engineering and minors in Computer Science and History. At Stanford, she was the captain of the Women’s Club Basketball team and was a Senior VP for Stanford Women in Business. Originally from New York City, Tessa enjoys playing and watching basketball, taking long walks throughout Manhattan, rooting for the NY Liberty, and searching the city for the best ice cream options.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Tejas Parekh is published in Insight Partners’ official Investment team directory as Associate. The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sunny joined Insight in 2020. He was born and raised in Jamaica, NY. He graduated with a BA in Government and Latino Studies from Dartmouth College. While at Dartmouth, Sunny was active with the FYSEP and QuestBridge communities for first-gen, low-income students, worked for Dartmouth Dining Services and served as the Director of Major Events at the Tucker Center for Spiritual and Ethical Life. He was also deeply involved in research, conducting oral histories of prominent Latinx elected officials across the United States and completing his honors thesis on the influence of caste on immigrant integration outcomes of Punjabi Sikhs in Queens, NY. In his free time, Sunny enjoys watching and playing basketball and soccer, and supports the New York Knicks and Liverpool FC. He also loves to dance Bhangra, perform community service with the Sikh community, and eat homemade Punjabi food.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Stu Phillips is a managing director at Insight Partners. He joined in 2016 with a successful 20 year technology investing track record and almost 20 years’ experience in corporate operating roles. At Insight he serves on the board of directors, or works with DataSift and Ensighten. Prior to Insight, Stu was a general partner at Bay Partners where he was a board member or observer with Bay's investments in Deis (formerly Engine Yard), Envia Systems, MiMoni, Mulesoft, Vaxart, and AMEC. Prior to their exits, he also managed investments in Covestor (acquired by Interactive Brokers), Eventful (acquired by CBS Local Media), Lending Club (NYSE:LC),  Oncomed (NASDAQ: OMED), Zenprise (acquired by Citrix) and Paraccel (acquired by Actina). Earlier in his career, Stu was a founding partner at Ridgelift Ventures and also served as a general partner at US Venture Partners, where he led investments in communications, software and services companies. These included Cacheflow, @Road, Procket Networks, Flyswat, Merlin Networks and Force10 Networks. Before becoming a technology investor, Stu was VP of Central Engineering at Cisco, responsible for the strategy and development of Cisco’s IOS. He previously held leadership positions at Tandem Computers, Logica, and ICL. Stu is a Commercial Pilot and an avid participant in RadioSport (the contesting side of Ham Radio). Stu lives with his wife, Barbara, in Woodside, CA, where the hardest decision is whether to turn left or right when they cycle on the many routes in the area. Stu earned a BS Electronic from Cardiff University in Wales, graduating summa cum laude .

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Soumya Pondugula joined Insight Partners in 2022. Prior to joining the Investment Team, she spent some time at Dalus Capital, an early-stage investment firm focused on emerging markets; she also has worked in private wealth advisory and in structured commercial real estate finance in the past. Soumya graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.S. in Finance and Cognitive Science with a minor in Data Analytics. During her time at UVa, she served as the CIO of the Virginia Venture Fund and was also president of her school's premier consulting group. Additionally, on campus, she was in leadership roles within Student Council and various South Asian cultural organizations. Soumya was born and raised in Northern Virginia. In her free time, she enjoys playing basketball and volleyball, exploring new board/card games, and experimenting with new recipes.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sophie Beshar joined Insight in 2019 and focuses on high-growth software and internet companies. Prior to joining Insight, Sophie worked at Google on the Google for Education team. She has also worked on the trading floor at Goldman Sachs and the Hillary for America presidential election campaign in 2016. Sophie graduated from Stanford with a degree in Economics and a minor in Mathematics. While at Stanford, she served as Senior Vice President of Stanford Women in Business and played on the club lacrosse team. Outside of work, Sophie enjoys traveling, having spent a semester abroad in Berlin. She holds Australian citizenship and frequently makes the 30-hour plane trip to visit family.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Skylar joined Insight in 2023. Before joining the investment team, she worked at J Ventures, an early-stage fund where she led their sourcing effort. Prior to that, she spent time as a Private Equity analyst at Step Stone Group. Skylar graduated with honors from New York University with a BS/BFA in Data Science and Film Production from the Stern-Tisch dual degree program, with a minor in Computer Science and Math. While at NYU, she created a podcast, Founder Friendly, interviewing founders and VC partners. Also, during undergrad, Skylar produced a short film that went on to premiere at Cannes Film Festival. A lifelong New Yorker, Skylar spends her free time exploring different neighborhoods, looking for the best breakfast spots and antique stores. She also enjoys comedy shows, running, and meticulously curating Spotify playlists.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sid joined Insight in 2026. Before that, he spent time on the investment teams at Spectrum Equity and Permira, where he developed a passion for founder-led businesses and a conviction for backing them earlier in their lifecycle. He holds a BBA from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business (go blue!). Originally from Maryland, Sid can usually be found biking around Manhattan, scoping out weekend brunch spots, or convincing his Labrador Retriever that the walk was long enough. He also runs 9-minute miles in his Strava when his knees are feeling generous.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Seamus joined Insight Partners in 2022 and focuses on investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses. He is responsible for sourcing and executing transactions and also assists in portfolio management post-close. Before joining Insight, Seamus was an Investment Banking Associate in the Technology Group at Goldman Sachs, where he helped execute a variety of software M&A transactions. Prior to that, Seamus worked at Bank of America and Battery Ventures. Seamus graduated with a B.S. in Accounting from the BYU Marriott School of Business. Outside of work, Seamus enjoys trying new restaurants and snowboarding.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Samer joined Insight Partners in 2023. Prior to Insight, Samer was CEO at BLCK VC, the professional organization for Black venture investors. Samer was the first hire at BLCK VC, building the organization’s strategy, programs, internal operations, and the State of Black Venture Report to increase diversity and inclusion in the venture ecosystem. Prior to BLCK VC, Samer was a Program Officer at VentureWell, where he led U.S. Department of State programs to build startup ecosystems in emerging markets. Samer led initiatives to train and mobilize angel investors, source and support early-stage STEM innovators, and build partnerships with local entrepreneur support organizations. Samer holds a Master’s in Global Policy Studies from the University of Texas at Austin Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Policy and a bachelor’s in economics from the University of Texas at Arlington. In his free time, Samer enjoys long bike rides, trying out new restaurants, game nights with friends, and watching sports.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Sam joined Insight in 2022. He focuses on investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses, and is responsible for executing transactions and assisting in portfolio management post-close. Prior to joining Insight, Sam was a member of the investment team at Francisco Partners, where his role included conducting due diligence on new investments, negotiating purchase agreements, arranging financing commitments, and working closely with management teams at the board level to support value creation initiatives and add-on M&A. Previously, Sam worked in the Private Equity Group at Goldman Sachs. Sam holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BA in Economics from Columbia University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ryan Hinkle joined Insight Partners in 2003 and has worked across many industries, geographies and deal structures, spanning SaaS, internet, and infrastructure software companies primarily in North America, Europe, and Australia. Ryan has led or participated in over 30 investments including growth equity, leverage buyouts, growth buyouts, and platform roll-ups. Current investments include scaled leveraged buyouts (Optimizely, Diligent, InhabitIQ, CivicPlus), growth SaaS companies (HqO, Plume, iLobby, PayCargo), and growth buyouts (PayIt, Workforce Software). His vertical investment experience includes education, collaborative work management, real estate, and payments software among many others. Ryan’s past investments include 6 IPOs and over a dozen partial or full sales to financial sponsors and strategic acquirers. The IPOs of Pluralsight (NASDAQ: PS) and Smartsheet (NYSE: SMAR) were two of the top SaaS IPOs of 2018. They are also notable for Insight’s long history in working with each since 2012. Ryan enjoys working closely with the executive management teams of his investments focused on articulating the boldest “what can go right” vision, creating clear communication in all dimensions, maximizing talent retention via culture, and driving measurement and optimization of critical unit economics. Ryan is also a key manager of the Analyst program at Insight with responsibility for recruiting, training, and mentoring. He has been named to Growthcap's list of Top 40 Under 40 Growth Investors multiple times and has been named to Private Equity International's 2020 40 Under 40 list. Prior to Insight, Ryan began his journey as a lifelong technology enthusiast by developing real-time electricity trading productivity tools with PPL Corporation. Ryan also worked with Morgan Stanley where he observed trader behavior and built software tools to increase their efficiency. Ryan is a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in Finance from Wharton and Electrical Engineering from the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Originally from rural southeastern Pennsylvania, he has spent over 15 years living in New York City with his wife, son, and daughter. Ryan and his family enjoy cycling, hiking, attending Broadway shows, playing games (including frequent Chess defeats at the hands of his 8-year-old son), visiting museums, and exploring NYC and beyond. He is a published author on the Pluralsight platform for excel coding. He loves juggling, origami, and number theory (and he can demonstrate for you at any time). He also enjoys trying to keep up with the enormity of exceptional original television series. Ryan’s philanthropic interests include creating agency for underserved schoolchildren and attacking homelessness via root causes like lack of affordable housing and limited access to mental health services. Ryan is also an avid Philadelphia sports fan. While he is typically overheard saying “maybe next year,” he will always hold dearly the memory of watching Super Bowl LII with his family.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Roshni joined Insight in 2020. Prior to joining Insight, she gained consulting experience at Bain & Company. She also worked at growth equity firm Volition Capital, focusing on software and internet investments. Roshni graduated from Dartmouth College with a BA in Government. There, she served as Vice President of Growth for Women in Business, as a Project Manager on the business staff of The Dartmouth newspaper, and as a Rockefeller Leadership Fellow. Roshni is originally from Chicago, but has spent most of her life moving around the east and west coasts (most recently living in Los Angeles). Outside of the office, she enjoys hiking, cooking, and listening to a large variety of podcasts.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rohan joined Insight Partners in 2023 and focuses on investments in high-growth and mature software businesses. He is responsible for sourcing and executing transactions, as well as assisting in portfolio management post-close. Prior to joining Insight, Rohan worked at Morgan Stanley in their Media & Communications department, focusing on mergers, acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and capital markets transactions. Rohan graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, concentrating in Finance and Management. During his time at Penn, Rohan was elected beta gamma sigma. Rohan grew up in New York City and Hong Kong and enjoys soccer, traveling, and cooking for friends and family.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Richard Wells has over 25 years of experience in investing and advising managers of high-growth technology companies. He joined Insight in 2005 and focuses on investments in SaaS and AI-native software, DevOps, cybersecurity and defense technology. Richard has sponsored over 50 investments at Insight and has realized 23 acquisitions and 3 IPOs. He has sponsored investments across the United States, Europe, Israel and South America. He currently serves on the board of directors of Commercetools, Exclaimer, OneTrust and Sonar. He is also active with Camunda, Comply365, Databricks, Exacare, Flightkeys, HawkEye360 (NYSE: HAWK), Instalily, Jump, OneBrief, Shift5, Sysdig, Tera and Zone. Richard previously led investments in AirWatch (acquired by VMware), AMCS (acquired by EQT), Beyondtrust (acquired by Veritas Capital), BMC (acquired by KKR), Buddy Media (acquired by Salesforce), Centralreach (acquired by Roper), Checkmarx (acquired by Hellman & Friedman), Cherwell (acquired by KKR), HealthcareSource (acquired by Francisco Partners), Jama (acquired by Francisco Partners), Kinnser Software (acquired by Wellsky), Metalogix (acquired by Permira), Netsmart Technologies (acquired by Genstar Capital), Perimeter81 (acquired by Check Point), PrecisionLender (acquired by Q2), Primavera (acquired by Oracle), Shopify (NYSE: SHOP), SmartBear Software (acquired by Francisco Partners), Storable (acquired by EQT), Tenable (NASDAQ: TENB) and TriTech (acquired by Bain Capital). He also served on the board of Anaqua (acquired by Astorg). Richard is a supporter of American veterans and serves on the board of directors of the Semper Fi & America’s Fund as well as on the board of The Honor Foundation. He is an active supporter of biomedical research in gliomas in honor of his late wife Rachael. Richard is also a lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Prior to Insight, Richard worked in product management at Veritas Software and in field sales for Paciolan Systems. He previously was with Technology Crossover Ventures (TCV) and began his career with Mercer Management Consulting (now Oliver Wyman). Richard received a BS from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude) and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He grew up in Southern California and resides in New York City with his son and daughter.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Richard Matus joined Insight in 2021. He focuses on software & services investments in enterprise markets that can benefit from adoption of technology and AI, across minority growth and majority opportunities. Prior to Insight, he was a member of the investment team at Golden Gate Capital and a Senior Associate Consultant at Bain & Company. Richard also worked in Corporate Development & Strategic Finance at Compass, where he supported the Series E capital raise achieving a $2 billion valuation, later resulting in a $7 billion valuation at IPO. Originally from Chicago, Richard graduated first in his class from Washington University in St. Louis with a BSBA in Finance and Operations, summa cum laude. Outside of work, Richard enjoys live music, travel, hiking, and is embarrassingly competitive at pickleball.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rebecca joined Insight in 2016. Her focus areas include high-growth software, fintech, and consumer internet. Previously, she spent time on Insight's Onsite team, where she worked closely with portfolio executives on growth strategy. Rebecca started her career as a management consultant in McKinsey & Company’s New York office, advising clients in the technology, financial services, and consumer goods industries. Her work at McKinsey spanned a number of topics, including M&A, product development, and frontline transformation. Rebecca graduated summa cum laude from Yale University with a BA in Ethics, Politics, and Economics. She serves on the board of Greater NY and mentors for the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale. She grew up bouncing between states and has lived in Louisiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Utah. In her spare time, Rebecca enjoys eating and shopping her way through the city, cycling, Marvel superhero movies, and art history. She is fluent in Chinese, and has a black belt in Tae-Kwon-Do.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rayan joined Insight in 2024 and primarily focuses on AI/ML, data, and B2B application software companies across the U.S., Europe, and Israel. Rayan graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Economics. At Duke, Rayan contributed to research that used multilinear regression and random forest prediction models for non-invasive anemia diagnosis.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Rachel Geller joined Insight in 2008. She helps lead investments in high growth software and internet companies, with a focus on application software and marketplaces. Rachel works closely with multiple Insight portfolio companies. Rachel began her career at Insight as part of Onsite, where she scaled and led the strategy and M&A team. Rachel has helped evaluate hundreds of potential Insight investments, and has provided investment, growth and M&A support for more than fifty portfolio companies, including Conga, Qualtrics (acquired by SAP), HealthcareSource (acquired by Francisco Partners), Kinnser (acquired by Mediware), eVestment (acquired by NASDAQ), and HauteLook (acquired by Nordstrom). Prior to joining Insight, Rachel worked as a strategy consultant and product marketer at American Express. Rachel graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School with a Bachelor of Science in Economics. She resides in Chicago with her husband and two children.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Growing up, I used to bike to the edge of an airfield to watch the planes take off. I always imagined jumping on one and figuring out how things worked. The entirety of my career has been filled with leaps of faith, climbing on board a metaphorical aircraft and figuring out how to make it rise and fly to far-off destinations. I spent the early part of my career building products and scaling engineering teams to build world-class platforms in highly competitive market segments. At Cisco, I worked on some of the foundational protocols and platforms underlying the largest distributed system ever built — the Internet. The lessons learned at Cisco led me to the CEO role at VCE, a Cloud Infrastructure company where we created a new market category and became one of the fastest companies to achieve US$1bn in revenue. Later on I became CEO at Viptela, where I led the early-stage Enterprise SaaS platform to $100M+ in run-rate revenues. As Managing Director at Insight Partners, I aim to bring a product and operational lens to investing for those seeking to challenge the status quo in the areas of automation, data platforms, DevOps, security and infrastructure software. For me, the joy lies in diving in with passionate entrepreneurs to understand how they translate their market insights, technical skills, and ambition into a strategy for the market. I believe great companies are built by individuals who dare to take a chance, trust their abilities and insight, and go for it. Above all, I value relationships and working with great people who bring exceptional clarity into how they will create value and joy for the customer well beyond what is on offer in the market. Investing is a journey with founders. I bring my hands-on product experience and Insight’s unparalleled resources to the task of building an enduring company.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Software and technology have always been passions of mine. This love led me to MIT, where I graduated with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in product design and a minor in Management Science. My first jobs and internships were in tech and engineering — I cut my teeth working with turbochargers at Cummins and the Windows Team at Microsoft. From there, I wanted to learn what it meant to build a company and run a business. This led me to McKinsey & Company’s New York office to learn how some of the biggest and most successful businesses in the world operate. My time there was focused mainly on growth and transaction strategy, advising clients across various industries. I came to Insight because I wanted to spend more time with ScaleUp businesses that are changing the world through the lens of technology. I originally started out on our Onsite team, where I worked closely with portfolio executives on GTM strategy, product strategy, and M&A. I then made the leap to our investment team to focus on investments in infrastructure and IT software, developer tooling, and cybersecurity. These companies build the backbone of how all businesses and individuals work and live, which is an exciting thing to watch and be a part of. I’m constantly inspired by the CEOs and teams I have the privilege of working with – through ups and downs, building new platforms, teams, go-to-market motions, and expanding to new geographies. In addition to my work on the investment team, I help lead Vision Capital 2020, Insight’s fund of funds investing in emerging underrepresented managers. So far, we’ve backed more than 20 new venture capital firms, all of whom have GPs that bring unique perspectives and points of view to this industry. I am originally from the Netherlands and also spent some time living in the UK before heading to Boston. Beyond work, I love skiing, solidcore, watching crime TV shows, and traveling.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Peter Sobiloff joined Insight Partners as Managing Director in 1998, bringing to the firm 20 years of operational experience in executive leadership positions, sales management and worldwide operations. Peter was President of Think Systems, an Insight portfolio company focused on supply chain management, which was acquired by i2 Technologies; thereafter Peter served as Vice President of Business Development at i2 Technologies. Prior to Insight, Peter was President of Datalogix, a vendor of enterprise application software for process manufacturers. He also held senior executive roles at Ross Systems, a provider of financial application software. Peter was part of the management teams that executed IPOs for both companies. Subsequently, as President of Datalogix, Peter led the sale of Datalogix to Oracle corporation. Peter is a well-known executive in the software industry and regularly speaks on industry panels. He served as Chairman of Greenfield Online (NASDAQ: SRVY) for six years, including three years as a public company. He was a member of the Board of Directors of Medidata Solutions (NASDAQ: MDSO) for seven years. Other notable previous investments include Argus Software (acquired by Altus Group), DWL (acquired by IBM), Enigma (acquired by PTC), GETPAID (acquired by Sunguard), Netsmart Technologies (acquired by Genstar Financial), iMany (IPO), Kinnser Software (acquired by Mediware), Nistevo (acquired by Sterling Software), Overdrive (acquired by Rakuten), Paisley (acquired by Thomson Reuters), PerTrac (acquired by eVestment), Planview (sold majority to Thoma Bravo), Primavera (acquired by Oracle), Rockport Trade Systems (acquired by QRS Corp), and Shunra (sold to HP). Peter currently serves on the board of directors at Fenergo, Duco, LeaseAccelerator, Kira Systems, Augury, ComplianceQuest, Planview, Hivebrite, Aquant, and NYMBUS. In his role as investor, Peter specializes in mentoring management teams to foster technological change in existing markets in order to produce greater productivity and deliver incremental value to customers. Peter enjoys working to create successful liquidity events that positively change the lives of entrepreneurs and employees.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Peter has a successful track record of growing innovative software and service businesses in the education, human capital management, and healthcare industries. Prior to his role as Managing Director at Insight Partners, Peter led one of Insight’s portfolio company investments, serving as CEO and President of HealthcareSource, a high-growth, leading provider of talent management software to hospitals and other healthcare providers. Before HealthcareSource, Peter served as President North America Higher Education and member of the Senior Executive Team at Blackboard Inc., was EVP Sales and a member of the Board of Directors at WebCT, and a Partner in the Coopers & Lybrand Higher Education Consulting Group. He currently serves on the Board of American Student Assistance and Board of Governors for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Peter is an expert at building SaaS businesses, and is passionate about growing companies with positive, team-oriented cultures that create meaningful value for all stakeholders: customers, employees, partners, and investors. In his role as Managing Director at Insight, Peter evaluates potential investments with the investment team, and serves as mentor and executive coach to Executive teams.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Oscar focuses on investments in both growth-stage and mature software businesses. He helps lead sourcing efforts, conducts due diligence on new investments, and works closely with management teams to support goals post-close. He currently sits on the board of or is involved with Insight’s investments in A Place for Mom, Advantive, Aptean, Inhabit, Kiteworks, and Rithum. He previously worked with Insight's investments in CivicPlus, and Precisely. Prior to joining Insight in 2022, Oscar was with OMERS Private Equity, where he was focused on the origination, execution, and management of buyout investments in the industrials, business services, and healthcare sectors. Oscar began his career with the healthcare investment banking group at Barclays in New York, working on a variety of buy-side and sell-side M&A, debt, and public equity transactions. Oscar graduated with distinction from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a Bachelor of Business Administration, double majoring in Finance, Investment, and Banking, and Economics with a Mathematical Emphasis. Outside of work, Oscar enjoys strategy board games, distance running, trying new restaurants, skiing, exploring national parks, and making homemade maple syrup.