Brian Burt – Founder and CEO. At Charles Schwab, Brian led many multi-million-dollar technology projects in the areas of telephone technology, marketing, and CRM systems. He has also led a very successful consulting firm specializing in large technology project leadership, and has co-hosted events with Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield, Marianne Williamson, and many others. He is a skilled facilitator who also holds a Master's degree in Mathematics / Mathematical Economics.

Denis McCarthy – CFO/Advisor. Denis is an experienced finance and telecommunications executive with over 15 years of experience in public accounting, high tech and telecom. He has brought a unique blend of operational and financial acumen to MaestroConference. Denis was formerly COO and CFO of Pac-West Telecomm, Inc. and CFO of Catcher Inc. Denis is a CPA and holds a Master of Science in Accounting and a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Bryant University.

Mark Haswell – VP Marketing. Mark has over 15 years experience in technology marketing for startup companies. Most recently, as Director of Online Marketing for CyberPatrol, he managed all web commerce, branding and product launch activities. Prior to that, as Director of Marketing for PestPatrol, he grew online sales from an annual run rate of $400K to $7M in two years, leading to the company’s acquisition by CA Technologies. Mark holds a BA in Marketing from the University of Kentucky and an MBA from the University of Arizona.

Imran Moinuddin - Engineering. A Stanford-trained technologist, Imran has developed numerous applications for biotechnology, media, and marketing companies. He brings deep expertise in web and mobile products conceptualization and systems/infrastructure performance optimization. He is an expert in leveraging open source software and leads a team of 6 engineers for MaestroConference.

Marcy Deluce – Founding CTO & Advisor. Marcy was a co-founder of Critical Path (NASD: CPTH), where she led development of the systems behind the world's largest dialtone-grade email service. Critical Path was named "the world's best-managed, fastest growing high tech company" in 2000 by Forbes ASAP. She ran engineering from inception to 500 customers, 4.2 million mailboxes, and $169 million in annualized revenue. Mary led the development efforts for our first product.