Gary Adrig is Director of the Audio Division Product Line for National Semiconductor. He is responsible for worldwide marketing of audio solutions for applications ranging from cellphones to home entertainment. Adrig joined National in 2001, bringing more than 23 years of experience in engineering, marketing and management. He joined National from Tripath Technology, where he served as director of marketing. Prior to that he held a variety of engineering, marketing and management positions at Analog Devices, GE Intersil and AMD.Adrig received a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University and an MBA from Santa Clara University .

Chirag Bakshi manages the Wireless Data Transport Business unit at VeriSign. This unit is responsible for the Global Intercarrier SMS business, Enterprise Messaging & Wireless Applications business, J2ME client solutions for wireless PDAs and handsets.

Gadi BenMark leads LocatioNet in the Americas. LocatioNet is an Israel based technology provider of mobile location-based service solutions. He joined LocatioNet after a number of years with McKinsey & Co. Mr. BenMark, a Canadian Israeli worked with the McKinsey telecom practice both in North and South America and in Europe where he was responsible for developing global mobile strategies for clients.

William Benner is President and Chief Technology Officer of Pangolin. Over the past 15 years he has lead the development of industry-leading products that have collectively won 11 first-place industry awards. He has been an invited speaker to international conferences and meetings of fortune 500 companies and has articles published in numerous trade journals.

Aaron Bernstein is a Product Manager for the BREW Developer Relations team at QUALCOMM Internet Services. Working closely with third-party publishers and developers to assist in their development on the BREW solution, he manages the gaming application segment, along with the 3D and video technology segments. Prior to joining QUALCOMM in 2003, Mr. Bernstein worked at PacketVideo, RealNetworks and PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting.

Joseph Berry         TeleAtlas, Vice President, Sales, Geographic Information Systems and    

                              Location Based Services

Joe Berry is responsible for building partnerships with customers by assuring their success in the areas of GIS and LBS. He brings more than 20 years of telecommunications, enhanced information and mobile information industry experience to Tele Atlas. Mr. Berry began his career at Michigan Bell in systems development working on safety and security systems such as Enhanced 911 and Security Link.

Neeraj Bharadwaj joined Apax Partners in 1999 and focuses on wireless and mobile data, security and infrastructure software investments. He is involved with the boards of Preventsys, Confluent Software and Jamdat. Mr. Bharadwaj is a Board Member of the Wireless Communications Alliance and holds a BS in economics from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Brian Bogosian joined Visto as President and Chief Executive Officer in May 2000. An industry veteran, he brings 18 years of high tech and communications experience from leading global communications companies. In previous roles, Mr. Bogosian established a reputation for driving growth, profitability and market leadership.

Jill Braff is a game industry veteran, and joined Sorrent to lead its corporate and consumer marketing initiatives, including co-marketing programs with licensors and carriers. She most recently consulted with Sega of America as Interim Vice President of Marketing and as Creative Director at Konami of America. Ms. Braff also worked with Sprint on its entry into 3G wireless gaming.

John Burris is Director, Data Product Marketing for Sprint PCS. In this role, he runs Sprint's wireless data service (PCS Vision) and manages Sprint's premium service businesses. Mr. Burris has been with Sprint for two years, previously working in Sprint PCS Business Development where he was responsible for closing large 2G/3G deals with content and service partners. Before joining Sprint, Mr. Burris was a Co-Founder of Orbit Commerce, an eBusiness platform for the delivery of web-based applications to small and medium-sized businesses.

Rio Caraeff is Vice President of Wireless Services for Sony Pictures Digital Networks. He is responsible for developing and distributing mobile specific entertainment applications, games and services featuring Sony Pictures Entertainment properties for current and emerging wireless technologies and platforms. Additionally, Mr. Caraeff works with wireless carriers, device manufacturers and infrastructure providers to manage the Wireless Services Group’s mobile initiatives.

Bill Carney is Chairman of the WiFi Allliance and Senior Director of Strategic Marketing and Business Development for Texas Instruments’ Wireless Networking Business Unit. Texas Instruments acquired Alantro in September 2000, where he had served as Vice-President of Sales and Marketing. Previously, Mr. Carney was Senior Director of Worldwide Corporate Marketing at Synopsys, Inc., a leader in EDA tools.

Rajeev Chand serves as the Senior Equity Research Analyst for Wireless Technologies at Rutberg & Company. He leads the firm's coverage of the wireless industry, including research on venture capital and merger and acquisition activity. Mr. Chand's roles include developing thought capital on new technologies, providing counsel to potential investors and acquirers and evaluating transaction opportunities. Most recently, he served as Director of Research for iSherpa Capital.

Ted Cohen is Senior Vice President of Digital Development and Distribution for EMI Music, and oversees worldwide digital business development for this “big five” record company, which includes Capitol, Virgin, Angel/Blue Note, Parlophone and Chrysalis. Under he guidance, EMI has led the industry with its initiatives in new technologies and business models such as digital downloads, online music subscriptions, custom compilations, wireless services, high-definition audio and Internet radio.

Bill Correll,            Sun Microsystems Inc., Corporate Strategy and Development

Mark Donovan,      RealNetworks

James Eberhard,   9 Squared, President and CEO

Richard Eittreim     Vice President of Business Development and Content Acquisition, Versaly Entertainment

Dean Fresonke is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of ClearSky Mobile Media Inc., a pioneer in the rapidly growing market for multimedia content for mobile phones. Prior to ClearSky, he founded Data on Air, Inc. and built it into one of the leading consulting and managed services companies in the wireless data industry. Prior to Data on Air, Mr. Fresonke was a 10 year research and development veteran of Bell Laboratories.

Alesia Gainer is Vice President of Business Development of PacketVideo Network Solutions where she leads partnership and sales initiatives towards wireless network operators and content service providers in North America. Prior to this position, Ms. Gainer was Director of Japan Applications and Services, where she established and managed the division responsible for promoting content application and service solutions to the Japanese wireless carrier, content provider, service operator and developer communities.

Danni Gladden-Green is an 11 year Texas Instruments veteran and spent six years of her career as a microelectronics technologist. Before assuming her current role in TI’s wireless division, Dr. Gladden-Green was responsible for ASIC customer relationship management for the division’s top tier customer. In her current capacity, she is accountable for wireless strategic marketing and intelligence.

Mark Mark Grindeland co-founded m-Qube in January 2001 and now oversees the company's marketing operations and strategic direction. As Executive Vice President of Marketing, he has become an influential leader in the mobile industry and has spoken at numerous industry events. Mr. Mark Grindeland has over 20 years of experience working with some of the world's leading brands.

Lucy Hood oversees strategy and development of multi-platform, global alliances with a variety of technology and content companies. Based at the Fox studio lot in Los Angeles, she works closely with all Fox and News Corp divisions to ensure that they are positioned as leaders in the creation of content and brands for digital media, including broadband, wireless and interactive television. Ms. Hood is a key player in content and transactional alliances with eBay, Nokia and other technology leaders.

Warren Hart leads IBM's global team focused on business applications using digital media. Previously, he was involved in e-business services within IBM Global Services and managed its strategic outsourcing relationship with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, as well as sales and support of Web hosting and network services for banking, financial services, and insurance industries.

Kim Johnson is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Clear Channel Radio Interactive (CCRi). CCRi is the on-line and mobile business unit of Clear Channel Radio, with marketing that reaches over 100 million listeners every week. Clear Channel brings this unique community of radio listeners, web site visitors and mobile device users by combining two key elements: lifestyle and location.

Wataru Kageyama is the shareholder and President and Chief Executive Officer of Buddiez Inc. He established the company with two major shareholders Imagica Corp. and Robot Communications in March, 2003. Prior to found Buddiez, Mr. Kageyama was President and Chief Executive Officer of Shockwave.com K.K., a subsidiary of Macromedia which he established the Japanese operation in 2000. He started his carrier at a major advertising agency in Japan mainly working on entertainment clients such as 20th Century Fox and Time Warner.

Len Landi              U.S. Cellular, Director, Business Development and Strategic Planning, Wireless

                              Data Group

Caroline Lewko is the President and Founder of WINBC, a 100 member wireless industry association and President of Revere Communications, a wireless data applications aggregator. She is a connector noted for working with well over 200 companies identifying business models, strategic alliances, funding opportunities and competitive intelligence to seize commercialization opportunities in North America and Asia.

Cindy Lundin Mesaros is responsible for Faith West’s marketing strategy, planning and activities, including branding, product management, content licensing and creation and promotions. She created the identity for Faith West’s Modtones polyphonic ringtone products, launched in the summer of 2002. Ms. Mesaros previously directed branding, advertising, promotions and public relations for online music provider Listen.com.

Peter Lurie brings extensive knowledge of joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, and business law to his role of General Counsel at Virgin Mobile USA. He is responsible for negotiating strategic relationships with key business partners such as media companies, retail partners, hardware manufacturers, software developers, handset suppliers, game publishers and music companies. Mr. Lurie also handles Virgin Mobile’s regulatory obligations and governance matters.

Adi McAbian is Managing Director of Waat Media, a Vivid Video partner and wireless content aggregator focusing on adult products and services. He is a 14 year veteran of the entertainment industry and has spent the last four years working closely with mobile operators on key issues ranging from minor protection, content standards and customer proposition in establishing the rollout of their erotic strategy.

Patrice McAree has broad experience in mobile marketing and entertainment. As the Strategic Advisor to InphoMatch, he establishes and manages relationships with broadcast, entertainment, and media companies around the globe. Previously Mr. McAree was a senior vice president at News Corporation.

Seamus McAteer has been assisting clients in the wireless and portable computing sectors since the early 1990s. He founded Zelos Group in 2001 and continues to set the company’s overall strategic direction as it has expanded to comprise seven analysts serving over 50 major clients.

Philip McKinney    Hewlett Packard, VP and CTO, Networks and Service Provider Solutions

Philip McKinney is Vice President and CTO for Hewlett Packard’s Network and Service Provider Business Unit. He is recognized, through his numerous worldwide speaking engagements, seminars and workshops, as a leading authority on innovation in the communication industry and its impact on business, industries, economies and society. Mr. McKinney has delivered keynote addresses, workshops and advisory engagements for leading companies and governments worldwide.

Arthur Musgrove is Vice President Telecom Services at Cymbal Corporation where he leads implementation of new technologies for telecom clients, including VoIP. Previously, Mr. Musgrove was Telecommunications Programs Director at IONA Technologies, and prior to that, CTO of Teledigm, a telecommunications software provider. Previous positions include management and senior engineering responsibilities in the Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group, AT&T, MCI-WorldCom and MFS Communications.

Bill Nguyen drives product vision and strategic business direction at SEVEN. He works with SEVEN's mobile operator customers and technology partners to define best-in-class solutions for delivering wireless data strategies. In less than four years under Mr. Nguyen's leadership, SEVEN has achieved successful commercial deployments with the world's largest mobile operators, and received multiple market awards of distinction.

David Neale was appointed Vice President, New Product Development for Rogers Wireless in 1999. He is responsible for long-term network and technology strategy and architecture, overseeing the development and implementation of all new wireless network voice and data products. Mr. Neale has held a number of senior commercial and technical management positions within the paging, data and technology departments of Rogers Wireless.

Carlton O’Neal, a Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) pioneer and leading spokesman for broadband wireless issues worldwide, currently holds the position of Vice President of Marketing for Alvarion, Inc. Prior to joining Alvarion, he was Vice President of Marketing for Ensemble Communications, where Mr. O'Neal helped build the company to the international debut of its Local Multipoint Distribution Services (LMDS) products.

Steve Owen is a Solutions Architect for LogicaCMG Global Telecoms Business Unit in North America and CALA. Working across the Global Telecoms, Finance, Industry, Distribution and Transportation plus the Energy and Utilities division, he is involved in performing technical and business consultancy in all areas relating to the development of projects involving Wireless Internet and Messaging technologies.

Jerry Panagrossi is Vice President of U.S. Operations at Symbian, where he is responsible for strategic partnerships and alliances in North America, which includes oversight of the Symbian Venture Capital Group, and is an active participant on the Board of the Open Mobile Alliance. Mr. Panagrossi joined Symbian in 1999 from Motorola, where he was Senior Engineering Project Manager responsible for the development of input technologies and user interfaces for advanced concept mobile phones and pagers.

Nick Pandher is Developer Relations Manager for NVIDIA where he is responsible for working with content providers and middleware partners.
He has over 10 years of expertise in the graphics community and previously worked at 3dfx and NEC.

Chris Pizey has over 20 years experience in publishing technology, infrastructure and business development. He has led the expansion of uclick's content syndication business through strategic deals with the Web's premier publishers, while expanding uclick's online publishing business from its infancy to current levels in excess of 75-million pages delivered each month.

Maan Ramahi is the Executive Director of AOL's Mobile Products and Digital Media Services, and responsible for the development and launch of AOL's next generation mobile multimedia and advanced messaging applications and services, including music-on-demand, mobile radio, mobile video, video and music downloading, video messaging and push-to-talk. With over 12 years' experience in the wireless and telecommunications industry, he works on forging strategic partnerships with mobile operators, device manufacturers, content providers, and application developers.

John Ray joined the Hawaii-based mobile gaming and entertainment company Blue Lava Wireless LLC in 2002. As Vice President of Business Development, he is responsible for building the sales, marketing and public relations functions for the company, selling gaming products to end users through wireless carriers. Mr. Ray also oversees the evaluation and acquisition of third party developed games.

Adam Ritter has been active in the wireless technology industry for the past four years. As Vice President, Wireless at CBS MarketWatch, he is responsible for identifying wireless content licensing opportunities for CBS MarketWatch and CBS News. Previously, Mr. Ritter held the role of Vice President of Access Solutions at Pinnacor Inc. where he played an instrumental role in forming critical partnerships in the mobile communications space.

John Robb oversees the business and product strategy for the messaging infrastructure and applications group at Openwave. He helps operators deliver the best end user experience possible with MMS. Mr. Robb's work has incorporated the service into the widest array of handsets and facilitated the use of MMS for event-driven push campaigns.

Nigel Rundstrom is a veteran in the mobile communications industry with more than 20 years experience. He moved to the United States in January 2004 and is responsible for overseeing the business activities for Nokia’s Multimedia Business Group in North America.

Iliya Rybchinsky is Director of Strategy and Planning at Orange SA. Responsible for Orange's strategy for alliances, partnerships and venture development; He leads a global team accountable for delivering a strategy to drive commercial advantage by making Orange the wireless partner of choice.

Danny Shader is Chief Executive Officer at Good Technology. Prior to Good, he was the Chief Executive Officer of Accept.com and Vice President and General Manager at Amazon.com.

Larry Shapiro        Executive Vice President, Business Development and Operations, Walt   

                              Disney Internet Group

Larry Shapiro is Executive Vice President of Business Development and Operations for the Walt Disney Internet Group (WDIG). He leads all distribution and technology partnership activities for the company, and manages its U.S.-based wireless businesses, CRM business services and customer support services. Mr. Shapiro also serves as the WDIG General Counsel and is responsible for its human resources and public affairs functions.

Dr. Nimish Shrivastava is the Founder, President and Chief Technology Officer of eMbience Inc. He has spent a decade developing compelling applications in the mobile and wireless sector. Dr. Shrivastava connects eMbience with leading content providers and business partners, while also spearheading the development and publishing of proprietary applications. Prior to forming eMbience, he founded Calyx, a software firm in India that developed solutions for mobile computing markets, focusing on health care and biotechnology.

John Smelzer oversees all aspects of business development for FOX Sports Interactive Media, a unit of FOX Sports Networks. He manages strategic relationships with content providers, distribution partners, ecommerce vendors, professional sports leagues, players associations, collegiate conferences and other rights holders. Mr. Smelzer is currently spear-heading new partnerships with wireless developers and carriers, as well as broadband ISPs and iTV platforms to develop new revenue-generating products and services. He joined FOXSports.com as Director of Business Development in August 2001.

Tom Trinneer brings to Qpass 15 years of experience in the data networking industry and more than eight years in the wireless industry. Tom was most recently the vice president of business development at Wildseed. He was responsible for licensing the company's technology and obtaining licensed content for distribution of Wildseed's revolutionary SmartSkin technology.

Nick Walker brings over 20 years of management experience in global technology companies. Prior to joining Xpherix, he was Vice President and General Manager of a global business unit serving the communications industry for Celestica, Inc., a leader in the electronic manufacturing services sector. In this position, Mr. Walker established relationships with leading European companies such as Siemens, Ericsson and Nokia.

Michael Wehrs is Director, Technology and Standards for Microsoft’s Mobile Device Division where his responsibilities focus on emerging technologies and industry standards for Microsoft’s end-to-end solution strategy and planning, both within the Mobile Device Division and across Microsoft. Prior to his current roll, Mr. Wehrs worked in Microsoft's Mobile Devices Division where his responsibilities included managing product planning and market research across the full range of mobile products and driving several of Microsoft's wireless efforts company-wide.