Dave Koberstein has 25 years of experience managing engineering and product management teams for pioneering wireless infrastructure companies both large and small.  AsVP Product Line Management, Proxim, Dave managed priorities, schedules and roadmap for 100 projects, 8 product lines, and 3 product categories worth $115M/Y in revenues and $5M/Q in engineering investment, with responsibility for COGs and product performance of all company products.

With 25 years engineering management experience, Kirk Blattman has lead development teams for innovative network products for both large established market leaders and innovative startup companies. As VP Engineering for Arroyo Video Solutions, Kirk built and led the engineering team, including all aspects of product development and quality.  Following Cisco Systems acquisition of Arroyo, Kirk continued to lead engineering development of the product line as Director of Engineering, Video and Content Platform Business Unit, which secured engagements with 30 global service providers, growing to revenue approaching $100M. 

Robert Barnett has 20 years of experience leading operations, systems integration and engineering teams for leading mobile technology organizations, as well as in early stage companies. During 12 years at Nortel, Robert held management roles for deployment of new mobile switching and aggregation technologies, including integration of the first CDMA RAN and GSM-R products, and the M&A integration team for DSL, IP router and fiber to fiber optical switch technologies. 

Stuart has extensive experience leading operational management, business development, sales and marketing for leading global wireless equipment providers. Previously, he was co-founder and CEO of Sub10 Systems. A dual national, Swiss and British, Stuart began his career in corporate audit with Motorola, based in the UK but with a global remit.

Kevin J. Negus received the Ph.D. degree in Engineering from the University of Waterloo in Canada in 1988.  His Silicon Valley career began in 1986 at the Fairchild Semiconductor Research Center in Palo Alto, CA. From 1988 to 1998 he held various R&D management positions with the Hewlett-Packard Company in San Jose, CA where he led the development of chipset solutions for numerous wireless communications systems.

Kevin Duffy has 25 years of experience developing and monetizing advanced telecommunications and networking technologies. Formerly, Mr. Duffy was CEO, Proxim, where he led the company’s pioneering efforts in the convergence of new technologies, including wireless LAN, cellular backhaul, and multipoint access systems.