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Larry Lenhart Before becoming the president and chief executive officer of Carrier iQ, Larry was with Mohr Davidow ventures, working closely with entrepreneurs, research institutions and investors in information technology. He has 18 years of leadership experience in growing and managing technology and service-based businesses with specific expertise in software, internet services and infrastructure technology. Prior to Mohr Davidow, Larry was the CEO for a number of technology companies resulting in successful acquisition exits and an IPO. Before his CEO experience, Larry was a managing partner at Deloitte Consulting and at AT Kearny, where he provided strategic and operational expertise across the globe with his clients at EDS, AT&T, New Jersey Bell, E-Trade, Novell, Federal Express, GM, Saudi Aramco, Bank of South Africa, and DuPont, among others. |
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Kelly S. Sharpe Kelly has an extensive background with over twenty years of diverse finance, accounting, and operational experience in companies ranging in size from venture-funded startups to large public companies. Prior to joining Carrier IQ in 2006, Kelly served as Chief Financial Officer for CafePress.com, an online marketplace with over 2 million members. As Vice President of Worldwide Finance and Operations for DoveBid Inc., a global leader of online and on site capital asset disposition and valuation services, Kelly successfully built a worldwide finance organization that managed over 5 Billion dollars of auction proceeds for over half of the Global 4000. Kelly has also held various financial & senior management positions at AltaVista, Netscape, Symantec and KPMG. Kelly earned a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Law from Clarkson University in New York. |
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Jeffrey Althaus Senior Vice President, Operations and Worldwide Sales As Senior Vice President of Operations and Worldwide Sales, Jeffrey is responsible for growing the company's global market position and delivering carrier-grade solutions through professional services, hosting services, and customer support while managing the worldwide sales organization's expansion throughout the global markets. Most recently, Jeffrey helped lead the Self Service team at Siebel Systems to a record year prior to being acquired by Oracle. Prior to Siebel, Jeffrey helped eDocs accelerate revenue from $15M to $50M revenue in three years. Before eDocs, Jeffrey led the top team at Pivotal Corporation, helping to drive revenue from $10M to $110M in three years. Prior to Pivotal, Jeffrey was a top contributor at Bankers Systems, helping grow the company from $30M to $100M in revenue. Jeffrey earned a Bachelor's degree in business management from the University of Wisconsin. |
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Bruce Lacey Vice President of Engineering Bruce brings years of industry-leading management and technical expertise within mobile telecoms to Carrier IQ. As Vice President of Product Solutions for Open Harbor, he developed and deployed a Customs Clearance system in 60 countries for DHL, the company's key customer. At Convey Software he served as Vice President of Product Development where he successfully transformed an internal large-scale globalization technology solution to an enterprise software product. As Vice President of Engineering at AllAdvantage.com, he was a member of the founding Executive Leadership team and was responsible for technical direction and oversight. Bruce earned a Bachelor's degree in computer science from University of Massachusetts at Amherst. |
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Andrew Coward Vice President of Marketing Andrew is a network industry veteran with global executive leadership and innovation experience in technical development, sales, and marketing. Most recently, Andrew held various global Vice President positions at Juniper Networks, including VP Market Intelligence, VP Service Provider Marketing, and VP Technical Operations. Prior to Juniper Networks, Andrew co-started the Asia Pacific offices of Unisphere Networks, a Siemens-funded start-up company that Juniper acquired. In these and other positions, Andrew consulted with a wide variety of service providers, enterprises, and governments for whom he designed and planned some of the largest networks in APAC and the first government backbone IP networks in the United Kingdom. |
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