Bob Pavey joined Morgenthaler, a premier venture capital and buyout firm, in 1969 and currently is Managing Partner. His investment focus is in semiconductors and components. Bob sits on the Board of Directors of Lamina Ceramics, Paratek Microwave, and Xoomsys. He is currently a Trustee of the Commonfund, a leading educational firm for non-profit endowments. He is a past President and Chairman of the National Venture Capital Association and past Chairman of the Investment Committee for the Endowment Association of the College of William and Mary. Mr. Pavey holds a B.S. in Physics from The College of William & Mary, an M.S. in Metallurgical Engineering from Columbia University, and an M.B.A. from Harvard University.

Drew, based in Menlo Park, CA, joined Morgenthaler in 2000 and became a General Partner in 2001. Drew focuses on semiconductors and components, and he also works with materials and devices and large systems. He is currently a Director of Brion Technologies, Cortina Systems, Overture Networks, Ultradots Inc., and Unity Semiconductor. He also regularly attends Caspian, Wave7 Optics, and Xoomsys board meetings. Drew spent 15 years in senior operating positions in the telecommunications industry starting companies in both the components and the systems sectors of that industry.

He served as Senior VP of Marketing at MAYAN Networks, building aggregation systems for the metropolitan edge market. Prior to that Drew was a founder and VP of Engineering at E/O Networks where he helped to design and produce a long reach rural fiber optic telephony system. Drew started his optical telecommunications career in 1986 at Raynet, a pioneering company in the development of fiber to the home technologies. Drew's many roles at Raynet included VP of Marketing and VP of International Development. Drew was the founding CEO of Lightwave Microsystems, a leader in the design and manufacture of high volume optical integrated circuits. Drew graduated magna cum laude from Harvard with an MBA in 1987. He received his BSEE & MSEE degrees from Stanford in 1979.

Eric was a co-founder of Canaan and has served as a General Partner since its inception. At Canaan, Eric has concentrated on opportunities in communications systems and enterprise automation, having led its investments in Argon Networks, Copper Mountain Networks, Diffusion Software, Frame Technology, INS, Kalpana, ONI Systems, Spectrian and Visigenic Software. Prior to Canaan, he was a Senior Vice President of GE Venture Capital. During his five years there, he was responsible for several successful investments in companies such as Nellcor and Octel Communications. Eric joined GE in 1979, holding successive managerial positions in sales, marketing and manufacturing within two GE industrial product businesses before joining GE Venture Capital. Eric is a graduate of Cornell University with a BS in mechanical engineering and received his MBA in finance from Northwestern University. Eric is currently a member of Nasdaq's Listing Qualifications Panel group after having served for several years on Nasdaq's Listing and Hearing Review Council. In addition, Eric is a member of Cornell University's Entrepreneurship and Personal Enterprise Advisory Council. Mr. Young currently serves on the Boards of Directors of Cortina Systems, Captara, eBates, Lancope, and PerformanceRetail.

Harold Hughes has recently accepted the CEO position for Rambus after serving nearly two years on Rambus's Board of Directors. As CEO, Hughes provides the overall vision and operational leadership necessary to drive future growth for the company. Prior to joining Rambus, Hughes was the Chairman and CEO of Pandesic LLC, an Intel and SAP joint venture. He served as a United States Army Officer before starting his private sector career with Intel Corporation in 1974. Mr. Hughes held a variety of positions during his 23 years at Intel Corporation, including Treasurer, the head of the Intel Capital division, Chief Financial Officer and the head of Planning and Logistics. Mr. Hughes holds a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and an MBA from the University of Michigan.

Norm Fogelsong has more than 25 years of high-technology venture capital experience. As a General Partner of IVP, he currently emphasizes investments in private expansion-stage information technology companies with more than $10 million of annual revenue. He also invests in select public market opportunities. Norm has led investments in Artisan Components (ARTI), Aspect Communications (ASPT), Compaq Computers (CPQ), Concur Technologies (CNQR), Convex Computers (CNVX), Cortina Systems, Integrated Circuit Works (CY), Lam Research (LRCX), Motion Computing, Platinum Software (EPIC), Polycom (PLCM), TelCom Semiconductor (TLCM), and Websense (WBSN).

Norm also actively participated in venture investments in Amgen (AMGN), AtRoad (ARDI), Applied Biosystems (ABI), Chordiant (CHRD), Cypress Semiconductor (CY), Digital River (DRIV), Dust Networks, Genentech (DNA), Linear Technology (LLTC), LSI Logic (LSI), MIPS Computer Systems (MIPS), Quantum (QNTM), Silicon Graphics (SGI), SupportSoft (SPRT), Synchronoss (SNCR), 3COM (COMS), Verisity (VRST), and WebEx Communications (WEBX).

Norm began his career as a computer programmer at Hewlett-Packard. He also worked as a management consultant with McKinsey & Company where he specialized in product and market strategy. He has served the local community as the Treasurer of the Children's Health Council, the Secretary of the Churchill Club and as a member of the Major Gifts Committees at Menlo School and Stanford University.

Norm earned a B.S. in Management Science & Engineering from Stanford University, a M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.

Mr. Amir Nayyerhabibi is President and CEO and a Member of the Board of Directors at Cortina Systems, which he co-founded in June 2001. Mr. Nayyerhabibi has over 20 years of industry experience in leading semiconductor and large scale computer & networking systems. Prior to Cortina, he held executive and engineering management positions in private and public companies such as Cisco Systems, StratumOne Communications, Silicon Graphics, Inc., MIPS Computer Systems, and Intel Corporation. Mr. Nayyerhabibi was co-founder and Vice President of Engineering at StratumOne Communications, which was acquired by Cisco in 1999. He also managed the development of 12416 and 12410 Cisco GSR Router programs. Mr. Nayyerhabibi holds a Master of Science Degree in Information and Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois.