Matt Henry is the founder of MongoNet and the holder of three U.S. Patents 6,424,426; 7,079,275; 7,164,488 and other U.S. and international patents pending. Matt brings 15 years of digital imaging, printing, semiconductor, and software experience from Pacific Lithograph, ColorGraphics, Marshall Industries and Arrow Electronics.

Matt holds a B.S. in Business Administration with emphasis in Marketing from the University of Colorado.

Dick Powers has extensive business experience with both computer related high tech companies as well as several facets of the health care industry. Most recently he served as Executive Vice President and CFO of Eclipse Surgical Technologies, Inc. and CardioGenesis Corporation, a company he took public in 1996. In addition to his duties as CFO, he was also President of international operations and sales for both of these medical equipment companies.

Prior to this, Dick was on the Board of Directors and a founding investor of Qualtos Computer Company Inc., an on line software support company. For almost 15 years Dick was associated with Syntex Corporation, a $2 Billion in sales Pharmaceutical Company, as a Corporate Officer and Senior Vice President and CFO. Roche Corporation a Swiss Pharmaceutical Company purchased Syntex for $5.3 billion in 1994. Dick served on the Executive Committee of Syntex and remained with Roche after the merger as a Senior Vice President working on the transition and sale of several former Syntex businesses.

Dick also served as Vice President of Leasing and Corporate Controller of Itel Corporation, a computer and large equipment leasing company. Prior to that he was Controller of the North American Technology Group of Xerox Corporation. Dick served on the Board of Directors of Airlease, Ltd., DNA Sciences, Inc., the Development Board of El Camino Hospital and the Board of Trustees of Canisius College. He has also been a frequent guest lecturer at the Leavy Graduate School of Business at Berkeley and the Graduate Business School at Santa Clara University.

Dick holds an M.B.A. from the University of Rochester Business School and a B.S. in Accounting from Canisius College.

Michael Schwab, founder and managing partner of Big Sky Partners, is an active and engaged investment professional with nearly a decade of experience investing in, and mentoring, early stage companies through every stage of company growth and development. Since founding Big Sky in 1999, Michael has remained disciplined in his investment approach across all 28 portfolio company investments, highlighting the firm's primary focus on people first; on sharing aligned interests with early stage entrepreneurs and dedicated management teams. This approach has remained steady throughout the technology boom, bust and recent cycle of re-emergent opportunities within Silicon Valley, and has proven invaluable time and again across a range of industry segments and sectors.

To date, Big Sky Partners maintains a broad portfolio of high tech, real estate, financial, alternative energy and premium service sector capital investments, and seeks to further broaden its reach into clean technology, real estate development and other emerging high growth startup opportunities. Michael currently sits on the Board of Directors of MongoNet and Solaicx Inc., and was a founding Board Member of ProcessClaims, an insurance claims software startup that represents his most recent liquidity event, returning a significant multiple on invested capital for all of the company's early stage investors. Michael's latest investment in sales software startup, InsideView, represents his further commitment to investing at the earliest stages of company formation, and he will soon join as venture partner and member of the investment committee of Greenhouse Capital, a seed stage fund with a primary focus on alternative energy and clean technology startups. In addition, Michael is an active member of several charitable organizations and family-related foundations.

John Warnock is the Co-Founder, Co-Chairman and Former CEO of Adobe Systems. John Warnock co-founded Adobe Systems in 1982 with Dr. Charles Geschke. Throughout the history of Adobe, Warnock and Geschke developed a stream of pioneering software products in graphics, publishing, and electronic document technology. John Warnock is the inventor of PDF (MongoNet turns paper into PDF from any fax machine to any email address). Warnock shares the chairmanship of the board of Adobe Systems with Geschke.

For three decades, John has been respected as an innovator in the field of computer software. He holds six patents, has contributed many articles to both technical journals and industry magazines, and is a frequent speaker on critical issues in the computer and publishing industries. John's entrepreneurial success has been chronicled by some of the country's most influential business and computer industry publications, and he has received numerous awards for technical and managerial achievement. A partial list of awards includes: Entrepreneur of the Year from Ernst & Young, Merrill Lynch, and Inc. Magazine; Cary Award from Rochester Institute of Technology; Lifetime Achievement Award for Technical Excellence from PC Magazine; University of Utah Distinguished Alumnus Award; Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Software Systems Award; Award for Technical Excellence from the National Graphics Association; and the first Rhode Island School of Design Distinguished Service to Art and Design International Award. In 1998, John also received the Corporate Outstanding Achievement Award from the Rhode Island School of Design. John is a distinguished member of the National Academy of Engineering and in November 1998 was inducted into the Computer Reseller News Hall of Fame as one of the "Ten Revolutionaries of Computing." In 1999, John was inducted as an ACM fellow and in 2000 was ranked the seventh most influential graphics person of the last millennium by Graphic Exchange magazine, and that same year he was inducted into the Utah Information Technology Association.

John also sits on the board of directors of Octavo Corporation, is past chairman of the Tech Museum of Innovation and currently is sitting on the Board. He also serves on its Entrepreneurial Board Advisory Committee of the American Film Institute. Before co-founding Adobe Systems, John was principal scientist at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). Prior to joining Xerox, John held key positions at Evans & Sutherland Computer Corporation, Computer Sciences Corporation, IBM, and the University of Utah.

John Warnock holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering (computer science), an M.S. in mathematics, a B.S. in mathematics and philosophy from the University of Utah, and an honorary degree in science from the University of Utah.