Mead Wyman

Mr. Wyman has served in various senior financial executive roles during the past 30 years, including Mercury Computer Systems, Dataware, Lotus Development Corporation, Prime Computer and Millipore. During his career, he was also a general partner at Hambrecht and Quist Venture Partners. Prior to his retirement in 2002, Wyman was the senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer of Mercury.  In addition, Wyman led the initial public offerings of three companies: including Mercury,   Dataware, and Lotus, where he served as the company’s first Chief Financial Officer.  Wyman is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard Business School, and sits on the board of directors of Grupo Guayacan, a Puerto Rico private equity investments fund.

Ken Coleman

Ken Coleman is co-founder and executive vice president of TimeTrade Systems, Inc. Since working with Bain & Company as a management consultant, Coleman has spent the past 15 years in senior executive roles with venture-backed, early-stage software and technical services companies including Lionbridge, Dataware, Autographix, and Personics. He has served as the chief marketing and business development officer for these companies, and has spearheaded nearly 20 acquisitions, numerous strategic partnerships, and several venture financings. TimeTrade is Coleman's third start-up; his marketing leadership helped Lionbridge grow from a start-up to a successful IPO and industry leader in four years. He also co-founded Personics Corporation with Marc Peterson, CEO of TimeTrade. Ken is a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Business School.

Lauren Kelley

Ms. Kelley is the founder and chief executive officer of OpExEngine, a benchmarking data service for technology companies. Over a 20 year career prior to founding OpExEngine, Ms. Kelley has held senior management positions in software and hardware companies, building high growth sales and marketing operations worldwide for companies such as Compaq Computer, Borland International and Art Technology Group where she led the worldwide sales organization from start-up through IPO and $160M in revenues. She was most recently CEO of Synopia, an early-stage hosted application software vendor delivering solutions for the front end of the product lifecycle. Ms. Kelley is a graduate of Tufts University and holds a masters degree in international political economy from Columbia University.