Dave Robbins
Chairman of the Board
Dave Robbins brings more than 20 years of senior management experience to BigFix, where he serves as president and CEO and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company. Robbins, who previously served as COO of BigFix, has extensive executive leadership experience in the enterprise software industry, and has led operations and business development efforts at both public and private technology companies over his career. Prior to joining BigFix, Robbins served as CEO of Quippe Technologies, a provider of procurement services for the equipment manufacturing industry. Before Quippe, he was CEO of Lucidity, Inc., and also held senior management positions at Cephren Corporation (acquired by Citadon, Inc.), ULTRADATA, Inc., Automatic Data Processing and Progressive Insurance Companies.

Doug Barry
Doug Barry is a General Partner with Selby Venture Partners where he brings fifteen years of investment and operating experience in the software, Internet and media industries. He focuses on investments in early stage wireless, security and other emerging technologies. Prior to Selby Venture Partners, Barry founded several startups and held senior management positions in a variety of private and public software and media companies. In addition to co- founding CobaltCard (an American Express-backed startup), Barry was a senior executive at Electronic Arts, Inc., Navio Communications (now Liberate Technology, NASDAQ: LBRT), and Turner Broadcasting. Barry sits on the boards of Cranite Systems, Clairvoyante Laboratories, Visage Mobile and SkyPilot Networks (observer).

Keith Benjamin
Keith Benjamin is a Managing Director with Levensohn Venture Partners. He was previously general partner with Highland Capital Partners where he opened the San Francisco office of this Massachusetts-based firm in 1999. From 1993 to 1999, Benjamin was a senior research analyst at Robertson, Stephens & Co., where he followed a broad range of companies exploiting new technologies, primarily software. At Robertson, he began by covering the education and entertainment software industry and was early in identifying the leading and surviving Internet companies. Benjamin sponsored venture investments through Robertson's internal investment vehicle, Bayview Capital, and was an Institutional Investor-ranked analyst.

Rob Born
Rob Born is a Venture Partner at Thomas Weisel Venture Partners where he has focused on investments in software and wireless companies since the fund's inception in 2000. Prior to joining TWVP, Rob was a Vice President in the Software Investment Banking Group at Thomas Weisel Partners in San Francisco, working with both public and private companies on financings and acquisitions. Rob started his investment banking career at Montgomery Securities in the Technology Investment Banking group. Rob has prior work experience in corporate law at Dewey Ballantine and marketing at Grey Advertising.

Rhonda Basset-Spiers
Rhonda Basset-Spiers is Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) of BEA Systems. Ms. Basset-Spiers provides direction for all aspects of the company’s worldwide IT environment, including development and deployment of all business applications, computing operations, data and voice communications and customer service. Ms. Basset-Spiers has more than 20 years of information technology and global supply change experience. Prior to joining BEA, she was a vice president of ERP implementation and supply chain reengineering at Agilent Technologies, Inc. Prior to Agilent, Ms. Bassett-Spiers held several senior management positions at Hewlett-Packard within information technology, and high-technology manufacturing, supply chain management and distribution.