Cambridge Mobile Telematics CEO and leadership

Bill has played a vital role in building and managing a number of successful organizations at companies like Swoop and Traffic.com. As EVP/Sales at Traffic.com, his efforts shaped a sales organization that led to the company’s acquisition by NAVTEQ, and, subsequently, Nokia. He is recognized as a leader in emerging media and technology. He is a past member of the Sales Executive Council of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). Additionally, Bill established the Luke Vincent Powers Foundation in memory of his son, Luke. He serves as the Foundation’s President, which supports disadvantaged children.

Hari Balakrishnan led the MIT CarTel project with Sam Madden, developing several award-winning papers and technologies that were the academic origins of Cambridge Mobile Telematics. He is also the Fujitsu Professor of Computer Science at MIT and a Faculty Director of Wireless@MIT; he is well-known for several widely cited papers and contributions to mobile and sensor computing, networking, and distributed systems. He co-founded StreamBase (acquired by TIBCO), was an advisor to Meraki (acquired by Cisco) from its pre-founding days, and contributed to Sandburst Corporation (acquired by Broadcom), all MIT spin-offs.

Samuel R. Madden (born August 4, 1976) is an American computer scientist specializing in database management systems. He is currently a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is also a Technology Expert Partner with Silicon Valley-based Venture Capital firm, Omega Venture Partners.

Lewis Girod is a Chief Architect, IoT Systems at Cambridge Mobile Telematics and is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He has worked as Principal Investigator at TrafficRNA, Inc; Sponsored Research Staff at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); and Principal Architect at Cambridge Mobile Telematics. Lewis attended UCLA between 2000 and 2005, University of Southern California between 1998 and 2000, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) between 1990 and 1995.

Kathy Osborne is an Executive Assistant To Chief Executive Officer at Cambridge Mobile Telematics and Business Operations Manager at Cambridge Mobile Telematics and is based in San Diego, California. She has worked as National Sales Coordinator at Access 360 Media, West Coast Sales Coordinator at Traffic.com, and Sales at Metro Traffic School.

Bill has played a vital role in building and managing a number of successful organizations at companies like Swoop and Traffic.com. As EVP/Sales at Traffic.com, his efforts shaped a sales organization that led to the company’s acquisition by NAVTEQ, and, subsequently, Nokia. He is recognized as a leader in emerging media and technology. He is a past member of the Sales Executive Council of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). Additionally, Bill established the Luke Vincent Powers Foundation in memory of his son, Luke. He serves as the Foundation’s President, which supports disadvantaged children.

Hari Balakrishnan led the MIT CarTel project with Sam Madden, developing several award-winning papers and technologies that were the academic origins of Cambridge Mobile Telematics. He is also the Fujitsu Professor of Computer Science at MIT and a Faculty Director of Wireless@MIT; he is well-known for several widely cited papers and contributions to mobile and sensor computing, networking, and distributed systems. He co-founded StreamBase (acquired by TIBCO), was an advisor to Meraki (acquired by Cisco) from its pre-founding days, and contributed to Sandburst Corporation (acquired by Broadcom), all MIT spin-offs.

Samuel R. Madden (born August 4, 1976) is an American computer scientist specializing in database management systems. He is currently a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is also a Technology Expert Partner with Silicon Valley-based Venture Capital firm, Omega Venture Partners.

Hari Balakrishnan led the MIT CarTel project with Sam Madden, developing several award-winning papers and technologies that were the academic origins of Cambridge Mobile Telematics. He is also the Fujitsu Professor of Computer Science at MIT and a Faculty Director of Wireless@MIT; he is well-known for several widely cited papers and contributions to mobile and sensor computing, networking, and distributed systems. He co-founded StreamBase (acquired by TIBCO), was an advisor to Meraki (acquired by Cisco) from its pre-founding days, and contributed to Sandburst Corporation (acquired by Broadcom), all MIT spin-offs.

Samuel R. Madden (born August 4, 1976) is an American computer scientist specializing in database management systems. He is currently a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is also a Technology Expert Partner with Silicon Valley-based Venture Capital firm, Omega Venture Partners.