Dr. Naim is a seasoned wireless technology strategist with years of radio access network planning experience for tier-1 US mobile operators and equipment vendors including Sprint, AT&T and Ericsson and regional WISPs. He is the chief architect of Sprint’s 8T8R radios for Band 41 that resulted in $450M CAPAX saving nationwide. He spearheaded Sprint’s Spark program initiative that ensured seamless user mobility in Sprint’s tri-band LTE network. He has more than 115 issued US patents in the areas of 4G/4.5G/5G/6G wireless technology and author of published research work in peer reviewed international Journals. He received MS and PhD. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2007 and 2014 respectively.

With two decades of experience in transformative software development, Bryce has been a driving force for change. In his three years at Ketsen, he has spearheaded the software development of LinkView, PlanView, and SalesView, pivotal components that make up the Ketsen Platform. Prior to Ketsen, he contributed significantly to Control4, shaping the industry-leading smart home software platform, "Smart Home OS," and overseeing a $70 million annual flagship hardware line. His earlier role at Marriott International involved building and launching a home-sharing platform, "Homes and Villas by Marriott" generating tens of millions of dollars in annual revenue.

With 18 years of experience in customer development and project management, Nicole DuBois is dedicated to ensuring customer success. At Henkel, she led the establishment of a department aimed at enhancing communication across various branches of the supply chain. Nicole adeptly managed trade budgets for the 12 largest global retailers and optimized the order-to-cash process for smaller accounts. During her tenure at Purple, she collaborated with the corporate team on significant projects in packaging, logistics, and customer service, resulting in increased customer satisfaction and company success.

Dave has over three decades of sales leadership experience specializing in complex networking products and technologies. Before Ketsen, he led sales organizations at Cambium Networks, Radware, Avaya and Alcatel-Lucent (now Nokia) among others. During his time at Cambium, Dave was responsible for over $50 million in revenue, secured the company’s first Tier 1 PTP backhaul business with Sprint/T-Mobile and drove 15% year-over-year growth four years in a row. Throughout his career, Dave has managed major sales accounts, including Google, Cisco, Intel, AT&T and Verizon. He is a proud alumnus of the U.S. Naval Academy. Go Navy!

Mike Roudi brings over 35 years of experience in leadership roles in the telecommunications industry, envisioning and building product and go-to-market strategies that drive B2C and B2Bbusiness growth. Mike is currently the CEO of Emergent Connext, a wireless data network company purpose built for the rural industrial markets, including agriculture, energy, and local governments. Prior to Emergent, Mike was the CEO of ClearSky Technologies, a company that designed, built, and operated private wireless networks for all types of enterprise customers. Mike was the SVP & GM of Time Warner Cable’s $6.5B broadband product portfolio where he oversaw Time Warner Cable’s broadband, wireless, and home security product portfolio. Mike started his career at AT&T where he held various product and marketing leadership positions. Mike is a Board Director for WeLink Communications, Ketsen Networks, Inc, and Cal.net.

Karl Meyer has been a business development and operational leader in Silicon Valley at both growth stage and large companies for over two decades. At Incorta, Karl started the business development function and also led both the HR and Finance functions. The business development function sourced over 70 percent of Incorta’s new revenue through 2021. Prior to Incorta, Karl led the Enterprise Business Development function at Kleiner Perkins as an Operating Partner. Karl also has experience at leading Silicon Valley firms, as he drove corporate initiatives at both HP and Cisco. Mr. Meyer drove the analytics and cloud strategies at HP, which were the company’s two fastest growing businesses. He also was a key team member in driving the cloud, cybersecurity, and emerging markets strategy at Cisco. Earlier in his career, Karl was in a business development role at two high growth firms. Linuxcare was funded by Kleiner Perkins and acquired by Computer Associates, now part of Broadcom. Karl also led the business development function at XDegrees, which was acquired by Microsoft. Karl is acum laude Economics graduate of Pomona College and studied abroad at University College,Oxford.