Board of Directors

Chairman, CEO and President

Brian is Good Technology's Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President. He joined Good (formerly Visto) in 2000. A proven visionary and leader, he brings significant software and telecommunications experience from leading global technology companies. He has consistently achieved market leadership and has managed both public and private companies in turnaround, startup and growth stages.

Prior to Good, Brian was the President and CEO of InteliData Telecommunications, Inc. of Herndon, Virginia. He has also served as President of USTeleCenters, Inc. of Boston, MA and held prior management positions with AIM Telecom, Bell Atlantic and SNET. He also worked as an aide to Senator Edward M. Kennedy and later served on his finance committee. He also served on the finance committee of former US Representative Joseph P. Kennedy II.

A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Brian earned a BS Degree in Marketing from Suffolk University.

General Partner, Oak Investment Partners

Bandel, Managing Partner, joined Oak Investment Partners in 1985 and became a General Partner in 1987. Bandel has invested in companies with emphasis on Wireless and Rich-Media communications (2Wire, Airspan, Avici, CommVerge, CoreTek, Endwave, FiberTower, General Bandwidth, Kratos Defense and Security Solutions, MobiTV, NeoPhotonics, Netopia, PictureTel, Plastic Logic, Polycom, Presidio, PulsePoint, Qtera, Sentient Networks, SmartDrive Systems, Tegic, Trapeze, and Wellfleet); Advanced Software Systems (Entropic, firstRain, Illustra/Informix, Sybase, Tele Atlas and Visto); Advanced Semiconductors (Actel, Airgo, CommQuest, Kenet, Level 5, NemeriX, Newport Media, nLight, Qpixel, Resonext, SMIC, Solarflare, Stretch, Synaptics and Virata); Design Automation (Centric Software, Interconnectix, Parametric, Synopsys and Tensilica) and Clean Energy Technologies (Aurora BioFuels, Boston-Power, eSolar, GreenVolts, NanoH2O, PML, ReliOn, and Sundrop Fuels).

Prior to Oak, Bandel joined Morgan Stanley's Venture Capital Group in 1983. He was responsible for advising Morgan Stanley on high-tech new business development, as well as sponsoring venture investments. Bandel received BS and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. He currently serves on the Investment Advisory Board of the Stanford Engineering Venture Fund.

Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson

John is a Managing Director of Draper Fisher Jurvetson. On behalf of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, John serves on the boards of Airprism, Cambridge Innovations, ClubMom, Entegrity Solutions, Selectica (NASDAQ: SLTC), and Soundview Technology Group (SNDV).

John served on the boards of C2B until its acquisition by Inktomi (INKT), Convoy before its acquisition by Neon/Sybase (SY), Medior until its acquisition by America OnLine (AOL), RightPoint before its acquisition by E.piphany (EPNY), and Webline until its acquisition by Cisco (CSCO).

John also serves on the board of DFJ ePlanet Ventures, and on the Investment Committee of DFJ New England. Previously, John was a VC at ABS Ventures, where he was responsible for much of the firm's investment efforts in computer software and services. In addition to his venture capital experience, John served as Strategy Consultant to software maker Abacus Concepts (acquired by SAS Institute), as Financial Analyst in investment banking for Alex. Brown & Sons, Inc., and as Account Executive in the Capital Markets Group at Bank of America.

John graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard College, and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Co-Founder, Cedar Grove Partners

Scot is a founding member of Cedar Grove Partners, LLC, a private equity investment firm with a focus on wireless communications. Prior to forming Cedar Grove, Scot served as a senior executive of Eagle River, Inc., Craig McCaw's investment firm.

While at Eagle River he founded Nextlink Communications on behalf of Mr. McCaw and served as the first president. He also served as a regional president for Nextel Communications.

From 1985 to 1994 Scot served in several executive capacities at McCaw Cellular Communications up until it was sold to AT&T. He has served on several boards of both private and public companies including Wireless Facilities, Inc, Nextel Communications, Nextlink Communications and Leap Wireless. He currently sits on the boards of Wireless Facilities, Sky Pipeline, Wavelink, Slingshot, Ultratouch, and Visto. He was recently named a Venture Partner to Oak Investment Partners.

Scot has a BA from the University of Washington in Business Administration.

Managing Partner, Resource Capitalist, LLC

King is Managing Partner, Resource Capitalist, LLC, an executive management consulting company. He previously served as CEO of Genled, Inc., a manufacturer of LED lighting products. He has spent the last fifteen years doing turnarounds.

During that period he served as interim CEO / President of Quarterdeck Corporation (NASDAQ:QDEK), a leading developer of PC helpware software. King successfully led the restructuring of Quarterdeck's worldwide operations, leading to an increase in the company's market cap from $50 million to over $800 million. He returned again to the company to successfully lead another restructuring and the subsequent sale of the company to Symantec (NASDAQ:SYMC) in 1999.

King also co-founded and served as the CEO of Wynd Communications, a pioneer in wireless email for the deaf and those with hearing disabilities. It was subsequently sold to Purple (NASDAQ: PRPL) where Wynd's offering became the primary business of the company.

Along with his experience in the technology industry, King brings experience and a successful background in the highly competitive consumer market, where he held management positions with General Mills, Inc. (NYSE:GIS) and Lever Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:UL). In addition to Good Technology, King also serves on the board of Inaura, Inc. Historically, King has served on a number of public and private boards.

Partner, Rustic Canyon Partners

Mark joined Rustic Canyon Partners at inception in 1999 as a Partner. At Rustic Canyon, his primary areas of investment have been in information technologies with a focus on communications, consumer oriented technologies, and media/technology convergence.

Mark contributes more than 12 years of strategic and financial advisory experience with a focus on companies in the technology, media and telecommunications sectors. Formerly an investment banker, he was most recently co-head of Morgan Stanley's Technology Merger & Acquisitions Group, based in Menlo Park.

Under Mark's tenure, Morgan Stanley was recognized as the leading technology M&A advisor for three consecutive years. During that time, he was responsible for advising on more than 50 completed transactions valued in excess of $150 billion involving clients such as Excite@Home, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Netscape, USWeb/CKS and VeriSign. Prior to 1996, Mark was responsible for Morgan Stanley's media and telecommunications M&A practice, advising clients such as Times Mirror, AT&T, Softbank and Time Warner. Before his tenure at Morgan Stanley, he was an investment banker at Salomon Brothers.

Mark graduated magna cum laude with a BA in economics from the University of Pennsylvania. He also earned a BS in finance magna cum laude and an MBA from the Wharton School of Business. He currently serves on the Board of Jewish Family and Children's Services of the Bay Area.

Managing Director, DFJ Growth Fund

Barry has focused on developing emerging technologies into successful enterprises for the last 25 years. An Internet pioneer, Barry spent more than seven years with AOL, where he was the chief architect of the products and services that brought the Internet to the consumer. Most recently Barry served as chairman and chief executive officer of AOL.

Barry was CEO and co-founder of multimedia design firm Medior Inc. Until its acquisition by AOL in 1995. Under his leadership, Medior pioneered the use of interactive multimedia for applications such as electronic commerce, entertainment, interactive music and corporate information systems. The company was recognized for its work in user-interface design including its creation of the navigation and design that helped AOL become the number one consumer online service.

Before co-founding Medior in 1989, Barry served as president and CEO of Cricket Software, an early developer of Macintosh graphics software, where he oversaw breakthroughs in the development of software for business presentations and color graphics.

Today Barry is a Managing Director of the DFJ Growth Fund, which focuses on Growth Stage investments in companies with significant opportunity.

Barry has received many awards for his work including a Golden Reel Special Achievement Award from the International Television Association. He is a co-founder of The Blue Oak School, an independent progressive school in Napa. Barry is a member of the Rutgers University Hall of Distinguished Alumni.