fnSummit 2019

Jason Gardner is a serial entrepreneur with a deep love of technology. Jason currently serves as founder and CEO of Marqeta. Founded in 2010, Marqeta is the world’s first open API issuer processor platform and is designed and engineered to bring the most modern of platforms to market.

Stacy Stubblefield — globetrotting technologist, internet criminal profiler, ultimate fraudster denier — builds on two decades of experience conceiving and building internet companies. Stubblefield drives TeleSign's product strategy and identifies opportunities for innovation. She currently works with the office of the CTO, ensuring that TeleSign delivers groundbreaking technology.

SC Moatti is the managing partner of Mighty Capital, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm, and Products That Count, one of the largest communities of product managers, leaders and entrepreneurs in the world. Previously, she built products that billions of people use at Facebook, Nokia and Electronic Arts.

Alok has spent a decade in the enterprise software at the intersection of such emerging areas as cloud infrastructure (@Microsoft Azure), machine learning and application domains (e.g. online video advertising @YuMevideo). Emergent Ventures is an early stage venture capital firm investing in Silicon Valley and India. Emergent VC invests in Seed to Series A stage IT and IT-enabled businesses.

Victor joins Jackson Square Ventures after spending 10 years as a founder and operator of marketplace businesses in healthcare, labor, hardware, and e-commerce. Having experienced successes and failures alike, he loves helping founders of early stage companies build early traction and tackle scaling challenges.

Ilker is the CEO & Co-founder of Botanalytics, conversational analytics company based in San Francisco. Having background of Computer Science & MBA. Ilker is a regular speaker about conversational analytics, artificial intelligence, and early-stage fundraising. He's also been selected to Forbes 30 Under 30, 2018 Enterprise Technology category. He likes to write about conversational AI, blockchain, tennis and rising startups from many different fields.

Vice President at Tripwire Interactive, that was launched in 2005, after winning Nvidia's "$1,000,000 Make Something Unreal"​ contest.
We produced our first title (Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45) in 2006, followed by Killing Floor in 2009. Then Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad in 2011 (PC Gamer's Multiplayer Game of the Year) and Rising Storm in 2013 (PC Gamer's Multiplayer Game of the Year, again). Killing Floor 2 released into Steam Early Access in April 2015, announced for PS4 as well.
With Killing Floor, we started publishing our own titles, followed by publishing ACE Team's Zeno Clash in 2010, with the latest MSU winner - The Ball - following on - and more to come.

Ellie Rubin is a bestselling author, serial entrepreneur and business advisor, with a portfolio in journalism and international speaking.
Based in the Silicon Valley for the last ten years, Ellie created accelerator and innovation programs for Verizon, Swisscom, Citrix, MDEC, RWE and GSV. As a Content Director, Ellie has conducted over 300 video interviews with top tech talent in North America.

After founding Hyperwallet in 2000, Lisa grew the global payments company over the course of 18 years, culminating in its $400M acquisition by PayPal last month. Now, Lisa is building FI.SPAN, another fintech startup that speaks to her passion for the social and economic imperatives that shape global payment technologies.

Founder, Mentor, Community Advocate, and Champion of Developers. James is a founder of StackPath which has raised $180M to date and offers secure edge services including CDN, WAF, DNS and more. Previously, James served as Director of Managed Services at Ricoh.

Neha Sampat is the CEO of Contentstack, and previous Founder and CEO of Digital Experience Platform Built.io, which was acquired by German software powerhouse Software AG in September 2018. Neha is a recognized industry leader, a proponent of diversity and an outspoken advocate for women in leadership.

As a serial entrepreneur, Matias previously built Ethidium Health Systems which was acquired by Portico, which was then acquired by McKesson for $90M.