Alien Technology
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Executives
18Board of Directors
4Alien Technology Board of Directors
4 Board of directors
Alien Technology has 4 board of directors, including John Gannon.
Name | Firm | Work History | Other Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
John Gannon | John Gannon is a general partner in our Boston office. John joined Polaris in June 1998. Prior to Polaris, John was chief financial officer of Firefly Network Inc., which was sold to Microsoft in 1998. Before Firefly Network, John held a number of positions at Powersoft Corporation, including chief financial officer and treasurer. During his tenure at Powersoft, from 1992 to 1995, the company grew annual sales from $21 million to over $200 million. John was instrumental in the company's successful initial public offering in 1993 and the sale to Sybase Corporation for $1 billion.John came to Powersoft from Trinzic Corporation, where he was chief financial officer, and Cullinet Software, Inc. where he held the positions of vice president of administration and treasurer. Prior to Cullinet, he was a certified public accountant for Coopers & Lybrand. Boards:</br>John represents Polaris on the boards of directors of Antenna Software, CodeRyte, Emo Labs, and WHI Solutions. Education:</br>John received his BA in accounting from Northeastern University. | Alien Technology | |
Keith Daubenspeck | Keith G. Daubenspeck, Chairman and Co-Founder, is a 22-year veteran of the securities industry. He started his career working at the Chicago offices of Lehman Bros., Oppenheimer and Bear Stearns. In the mid-1990’s he co-founded Madison Securities. Recently named to Forbes magazine’s Midas 100 List, a prestigious list of the world’s best global deal makers in technology and life sciences, Mr. Daubenspeck serves as the head of the firm’s venture capital investment banking activities. He also sits on the Board of Directors for several of AEI’s portfolio companies, including Alien Technologies, Motricity, and MetricStream and Force10 Networks. | Alien Technology | |
Mark Perry | Alien Technology | ||
Paul Hsiao | Alien Technology |
Name | John Gannon | Keith Daubenspeck | Mark Perry | Paul Hsiao |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Work History | John Gannon is a general partner in our Boston office. John joined Polaris in June 1998. Prior to Polaris, John was chief financial officer of Firefly Network Inc., which was sold to Microsoft in 1998. Before Firefly Network, John held a number of positions at Powersoft Corporation, including chief financial officer and treasurer. During his tenure at Powersoft, from 1992 to 1995, the company grew annual sales from $21 million to over $200 million. John was instrumental in the company's successful initial public offering in 1993 and the sale to Sybase Corporation for $1 billion.John came to Powersoft from Trinzic Corporation, where he was chief financial officer, and Cullinet Software, Inc. where he held the positions of vice president of administration and treasurer. Prior to Cullinet, he was a certified public accountant for Coopers & Lybrand. Boards:</br>John represents Polaris on the boards of directors of Antenna Software, CodeRyte, Emo Labs, and WHI Solutions. Education:</br>John received his BA in accounting from Northeastern University. | Keith G. Daubenspeck, Chairman and Co-Founder, is a 22-year veteran of the securities industry. He started his career working at the Chicago offices of Lehman Bros., Oppenheimer and Bear Stearns. In the mid-1990’s he co-founded Madison Securities. Recently named to Forbes magazine’s Midas 100 List, a prestigious list of the world’s best global deal makers in technology and life sciences, Mr. Daubenspeck serves as the head of the firm’s venture capital investment banking activities. He also sits on the Board of Directors for several of AEI’s portfolio companies, including Alien Technologies, Motricity, and MetricStream and Force10 Networks. | ||
Other Seats | Alien Technology | Alien Technology | Alien Technology | Alien Technology |
Alien Technology Management Team
18 Team Members
Alien Technology has 18 executives. Alien Technology's current Chief Operating Officer is John Payne.
Name | Work History | Title | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
John Payne | Chief Operating Officer | Current | |
George W Everhart | OneSecure, and Crescendo Ventures | Chief Executive Officer | Former |
Peter Green | Chief Executive Officer | Former | |
Weijie Yun | Chief Executive Officer | Former | |
Joe Lubinski | President | Former |
Name | John Payne | George W Everhart | Peter Green | Weijie Yun | Joe Lubinski |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Work History | OneSecure, and Crescendo Ventures | ||||
Title | Chief Operating Officer | Chief Executive Officer | Chief Executive Officer | Chief Executive Officer | President |
Status | Current | Former | Former | Former | Former |
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