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Bill Harris, Founder and CEO of
Personal Capital
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| Mr. Harris, former CEO of PayPal and Intuit, led companies that are now household names in e-commerce and personal finance technology. He understands the enormous potential of the fast-growing smartphone market, and in particular, the ability of mobile finance services to make a positive impact on how people handle their daily finances. He has founded several successful technology and finance ventures, including PassMark Security (subsequently sold to RSA), and Personal Capital, an early-stage financial services firm. He also serves on the board of several global companies, including Go Daddy and Success Factors, and was on the boards of Macromedia, EarthLink and RSA Security.
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Mark Goines
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| Mr. Goines is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and angel investor with deep experience in the consumer finance realm. At the forefront of developing personal finance software and web services, he sees the mobile platform as the next wave of change. He was formerly Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intuit's Consumer Division, where he managed the world's best-selling personal finance and tax preparation software products, Quicken and TurboTax. As Vice President, New Products at Charles Schwab & Co, he was instrumental in the development of the online trading industry. He is a former Board member of Mint.com (subsequently acquired by Intuit) and serves on the Boards of TrackVia, WePay, BillFloat, and Practice Fusion. |
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Jim Scheinman, Founder and Managing Director, Maven Ventures
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| Mr. Scheinman has a proven knack for discovering and growing innovative ideas. Prior to Maven Ventures, he served as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Charles River Ventures focused on web 2.0 portfolio companies. A pioneer of the social networking phenomenon, he led business development and sales at Friendster, the first social networking site. Scheinman joined the co-founders of Bebo as the first employee and a Bebo Board member in 2005. He was integral in launching the site, leading the strategy and its eventual sale to AOL for $850M in 2008. Jim was a corporate and intellectual property lawyer at a leading Silicon Valley firm, before he ventured into Internet startups.
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