Tali Aben, General Partner, Gemini Israel Funds
Tali Aben, general partner at Gemini Israel Funds, focuses on Software and Internet Infrastructure, and represents Gemini on the board of Verisity (Nasdaq: VRST) and several other private companies. Tali joined Gemini in 1994 from RadView (NASDAQ:RDVW)where she served as Marketing Director. Prior to RadView, Tali spent several years at Mercury Interactive where she established the company's U.S. Sales and Marketing organization, and at Scitex Corporation and Aitech Systems. She holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics and Computer Science and an MBA, both from Tel Aviv University. Tali focuses on investments in information technology, particularly Internet Software and Enterprise Software. She is based in California where she manages Gemini's Silicon Valley operation.

Simon Davidson, Principal, Fidelity Ventures
Simon focuses on venture investment opportunities in software, with a particular focus on security. Before joining Fidelity Ventures, Simon was a Partner with J.P. Morgan Communication Partners L.P. in New York, where he was responsible for investments in the software industry. Prior to that, Simon held various Investment Banking positions within J.P. Morgan & Co., with a predominant focus upon the Telecom and Technology industries. Simon was also a Senior Consultant in the strategy practice of Andersen Consulting, based in Melbourne and covered Australia and Southeast Asia. Simon received a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Melbourne.

Bob Finzi, General Partner, Sprout Group
Bob Finzi joined Sprout Group as a General Partner in May 1991 when Sprout assumed management of two public venture capital funds originated by Merrill Lynch. Mr Finzi joined Merrill Lynch Venture Capital, Inc. in 1984 and became a Partner in 1985. Previously, he was an Associate with Menlo Ventures and served as a consultant with Andersen Consulting. Finzi has board seats at several companies including Captura Software, CrossCommerce.com and NetEffect. He has his undergraduate degree from Lehigh University, and his MBA from Harvard Business School where he was also a Baker Scholar and Loeb Rhoades Fellow.

Peggy Weigle, CEO