Murthy is a veteran leader of innovative, technology-driven businesses. He was the founder of Digital Jones, which was acquired by Shopping.com, a $130 million company that was the best-performing IPO of 2004. At Shopping.com, he held the position of senior vice president of enterprise products, overseeing the company’s strategic initiatives and businesses. Murthy has also held management positions at Composite Software and Sand Hill Group, where he guided the firm’s technology research agendas and investments.

Murthy is a veteran leader of innovative, technology-driven businesses. He was the founder of Digital Jones, which was acquired by Shopping.com, a $130 million company that was the best-performing IPO of 2004. At Shopping.com, he held the position of senior vice president of enterprise products, overseeing the company’s strategic initiatives and businesses. Murthy has also held management positions at Composite Software and Sand Hill Group, where he guided the firm’s technology research agendas and investments. Murthy holds a bachelor’s degree in technology from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, a Master’s in Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Harvard University.

Rahoul brings over thirty years of experience in strategy, finance and operations with both large enterprises and venture capital backed companies. He served as the CFO at a number of companies including Adteractive, Transera, Right Hemisphere (acquired by SAP), Telera (acquired by Alcatel), Sentient Networks (acquired by Cisco Systems) and Abekas (acquired by Scitex).

Rahoul brings over thirty years of experience in strategy, finance and operations with both large enterprises and venture capital backed companies. He served as the CFO at a number of companies including Adteractive, Transera, Right Hemisphere (acquired by SAP), Telera (acquired by Alcatel), Sentient Networks (acquired by Cisco Systems) and Abekas (acquired by Scitex). Prior to working with early-stage companies, Rahoul held a number of strategic, operational, financial and international business development positions with both Raychem and Corning in the United States and United Kingdom.
Rahoul holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Delhi University and an MBA from Harvard University. He is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in the United Kingdom.

Kartik manages the innovative team responsible for the development of Adchemy IntentMap™ technology. He has over fifteen years experience in product strategy, planning, development and delivery of software products & services.

Kartik manages the innovative team responsible for the development of Adchemy IntentMap™ technology. He has over fifteen years experience in product strategy, planning, development and delivery of software products & services. Previously, Kartik held several leadership positions at Yahoo including Vice President, Engineering for Yahoo web and vertical search products and Vice President of Product Planning, where he led the Algorithmic Search Transition efforts across more than 50 global markets, successfully integrating Yahoo’s consumer search products with Microsoft’s Bing search platform. Prior to joining Yahoo, he was Director of Middleware Platforms at Oracle, leading outbound product management and go-to-market activities for the Fusion Middleware suite of products. Kartik is also a seasoned entrepreneur, having co-founded & led QUIQ, Inc., an early pioneer in Q&A-based knowledge networks. He holds an MBA from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, a Master's in Computer Sciences (M.C.S) from Arizona State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Sciences from The University of Texas at Austin.

Gregg has over twenty years of experience in selling software and technology. Before joining Adchemy, he was North American Sales VP for Master Data Management at Oracle and helped grow the company’s MDM revenue significantly. Prior to Oracle, Gregg spent eight years at Siperian, where he was the founding sales executive and helped the company build up an impressive list of Fortune 500 customers, ultimately resulting in the purchase of Siperian by Informatica. Gregg also spent four years at Delano Technology, where he helped launch a very successful IPO in 2000.

Gregg has over twenty years of experience in selling software and technology. Before joining Adchemy, he was North American Sales VP for Master Data Management at Oracle and helped grow the company’s MDM revenue significantly. Prior to Oracle, Gregg spent eight years at Siperian, where he was the founding sales executive and helped the company build up an impressive list of Fortune 500 customers, ultimately resulting in the purchase of Siperian by Informatica. Gregg also spent four years at Delano Technology, where he helped launch a very successful IPO in 2000.
Gregg holds a bachelor’s degree from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Canada and earned an MBA from the University of Toronto.

Richard has over twenty years experience in the field of optimization science as applied to online advertising, auto pricing, airline revenue management, strategic decision-making in the oil and gas industry, investment valuation for e-businesses, and portfolio management in the electric utility industry. At Adchemy, he has led the development of the algorithmic solutions at the core of the Adchemy IntentMapTM technology.

Richard has over twenty years experience in the field of optimization science as applied to online advertising, auto pricing, airline revenue management, strategic decision-making in the oil and gas industry, investment valuation for e-businesses, and portfolio management in the electric utility industry. At Adchemy, he has led the development of the algorithmic solutions at the core of the Adchemy IntentMapTM technology. Previously, he was the Chief Scientist at Delphinity and Paramark, two early innovators in the optimization of online advertising campaigns, whose client base included CapitalOne, JPMorgan Chase, Ameritrade, NextCard, Ogilvy Interactive, and PartyPoker. Richard has also served as a Director at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Applied Decision Analysis, where he pioneered the development and implementation of real option valuation methodologies for asset valuation.
Richard holds a Ph.D. in operations research from Stanford University and both bachelors and master’s degrees in mathematics from Cambridge University.