Stuart, Co-Founder and Chairman of Board of Predixion Software, is a highly successful, serial high-tech entrepreneur with more than 20 years’ experience. With his most recent endeavor, Frost Data Capital, Stuart has begun building an impressive portfolio of big data centric startups that is led by Predixion Software.

Stuart’s career began after graduating with a degree in Electronics Engineering from Nottingham University in England as a programmer and systems analyst. He started his first company, SELECT Software Tools, in 1988 at the age of 26. He led the company through rapid growth and expansion including a very successful IPO in 1996, at which time seed investors saw a gain of 83X.

Stuart founded DATAllegro in June of 2003, and was its CEO through to the $275 million acquisition by Microsoft – generating gains of 36X for its seed investors. After the acquisition, Stuart became General Manager of Microsoft’s $1 billion data warehousing product group, and ultimately, earning responsibility for strategy across the $7 billion SQL Server database division.

After leaving Microsoft in October 2010, Stuart started implementing his vision for building a high-tech portfolio of big data focused software companies. Visit: http://www.frostdatacapital.com for more details.

Simon is an experienced technology entrepreneur and executive with extensive global technology management experience. Before co-founding Predixion, Simon was an operating partner with Triton Pacific Capital Partners, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm working with Triton’s software portfolio companies on strategic development and acquisitions. Prior to Triton Pacific he served as President of a 600-employee, 10-country software consulting firm based in the UK which developed Oracle solutions.

Earlier Simon was a Principal with Gramercy Venture Advisors, an international boutique investment banking firm with offices in the US, Australia, China and Europe where he assisted over 20 enterprise software and mobility companies with VC fundraising, M&A, and US market-entry strategies. In 1998 Simon co-founded Versifi Technologies, Inc. in Newport Beach, California, an enterprise content management software company which raised two rounds of venture capital before being sold to Reef SA (Belgium). While at Versifi, Simon led the acquisition of AdaptiveInfo, a predictive analytics software vendor in Southern California which developed predictive mobile content delivery solutions for publishers.

Simon holds an MBA from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of New Mexico, and he was a two-time Olympian and Commonwealth Champion (pole vault) for Australia. Simon is also involved in a number of community outreach initiatives. He is a pole vault coach at Saddleback College where he trains and mentors a number of aspiring Olympians and serves as program chairman for Megan’s Wings – a local charity that provides assistance to families with children fighting cancer.

Frank is a Managing Director of DFJ Frontier, a Draper Fisher Jurvetson affiliated venture capital fund with $80M under management focused on seed and early stage technology companies on the west coast. DFJ Frontier is a member of the DFJ Global Network which is a network of 16 venture funds across four continents with over $7 billion in assets and more than 500 active venture-backed portfolio companies. Frank also manages the Gideon Hixon Fund, the venture capital investment vehicle for the Hixon Family. The group’s venture capital investments include Apple Computer and Dell as well as more recent successes including CORSolutions (acquired by Matria), Sensitech (acquired by Carrier), Medior (acquired by AOL), Security Dynamics (acquired by RSA), WebCal (acquired by Yahoo) and Xiotech (acquired by Seagate). Prior to that, he was a General Partner of Allen & Buckeridge PTY LTD, a leading Australian venture capital firm with approximately A$250 million under management. At Allen & Buckeridge he led investment efforts into Hitwise (acquired by Experian), eKit (acquired by Jersey Telecom), Wishlist (acquired by Qantas) and Next Generation Entertainment.

Frank also has extensive operational experience through his roles at Virtual Music Entertainment (acquired by NAMCO), Contexture Systems and Prophecy Development Corporation. More recently, he acted as the CEO and Executive Chairman of Prolacta Bioscience, leading the company through its successful turn around and funding. Previously, he acted as an executive director for YellowPages.com where he helped guide the company through its successful sale to SBC Communications (NYSE: SBC) and Bell South (NYSE: BLS) in November 2004. He was also a director of Cogent Data technologies through its successful sale to Adaptec Inc (NASDAQ: ADPT) in June 1996.

Frank is currently a director of Prolacta Bioscience, HydraDx (Chairman), Hixon Properties, DX Biosciences, Marval Biosciences, Buyology, Predixion Software, Swink (Chairman) and Zadspace (Chairman). He also serves as a venture partner for Southern Cross Venture Partners a $150M international venture capital fund focused on bringing Australia/NZ technology to the US. He is currently a member of the Board of Trustees of the Cancer Center of Santa Barbara and the Pacer Foundation.

Frank received his MBA from The Harvard Business School and a BA cum laude from Harvard University. He regularly presents and teaches classes in entrepreneurship and family business at UCSB, Cal Poly, Stanford GSB and Portland State University.

King R. Lee is the Executive Chairman of Good Technology and has served as a member of the board since 2003. From mid-2010 until early 2013 he served as President and CEO of Good, where he implemented operational efficiencies and product direction to solidify the company as a leader in the enterprise mobility market.

King has spent over twenty years helping companies transition to high growth across several industries at the request of investors and boards of directors. During that period, he served as President and CEO of Quarterdeck Corporation, a leading developer of PC software, successfully driving Quarterdeck’s worldwide operations and increasing the company’s market cap from approximately $50 million to over $800 million. He later led its successful sale to Symantec (NASDAQ:SYMC). During the same period he also co-founded and served as the CEO of Wynd Communications, a pioneer in wireless email tailored for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. It was subsequently sold to Purple Communications (NASDAQ:PRPL) and became the primary business of the acquiring company. Earlier, he served as CEO and president of the XTree Company, a publisher of file management and network software products which was ultimately sold to Central Point Software Systems Inc. and later rolled into Symantec.

Along with his experience in the various technology industries, King brings a successful background in the highly competitive consumer market, where he held management positions with General Mills, Inc. and Lever Brothers, Inc.

Fred is Managing Partner, Triton Pacific Capital Partners for the Software/Information Technology Group. Fred brings over 25 years’ experience managing software and technology companies for rapid growth in both revenue and shareholder value. Prior to joining Triton Pacific, Fred was CEO of several companies including GameSpy Industries, a leader in on-line media, where Fred dramatically grew revenues and then sold the company to a strategic acquirer at industry leading multiples in under twelve months and Lantronix, a leader in device networking and systems management technology, where Fred repositioned the company, doubled revenues in four years, acquired and integrated four companies and successfully raised over $120 million through an IPO and follow-on secondary offering. Fred has extensive experience in the marketing and sales of mission critical applications in the financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, food processing and oil and gas exploration industries.

Fred attended the Stockholm School of Economics. Fred is fluent in English, Spanish, Swedish and French.