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Chief executive officer, board member, and global technology executive with success spanning Fortune 100, mid-tier, start up, and private equity companies from traditional IT to new digital and SaaS models.  Brings exceptional record of building new, multi-billion-dollar business and turning around troubled client relationships and operations.  Rebuilds operational and go-to-market strategy to accelerate growth and enhance profitability.  Creates new business opportunities through knowledge of cutting-edge digital technology and an active personal network.  Operates with a broad background that includes P&L management, sales and marketing, services, and extensive M&A experience.

Asaf Ashkenazi is senior director of product marketing at Rambus Security division. In this role, Asaf is responsible for the product definition, strategy and marketing of Rambus IoT security products. Asaf brings more than 15 years of security experience to the organization, spanning product management, business development and various engineering roles throughout his career. Prior to joining Rambus, Asaf oversaw product management for all of the security products at Qualcomm Technologies Inc. Asaf began his career at Motorola Semiconductor where he developed hardware security modules. Previously, Asaf served as Chief Security Architect at Freescale Semiconductor (now NXP), and has served as board member of the FIDO alliance. Asaf holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, and has been granted 10 U.S. patents for security architectures and solutions.

Deborah N. Theobald serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Vecna Technologies, Inc. Deborah Theobald co-founded Vecna Technologies in 1998 and served as its Chairwoman, President and Chief Executive Officer. She provides key strategic vision, executes tactical directives and designs next generation product solutions. She obtained her Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering with a concentration in robotics and human factors of space travel, including impact on human physiology and health maintenance. Her Master's thesis included testing of a custom built haptic robot-human interface in varying environments including NASA's KC-135 microgravity simulator plane (or Vomit Comet).

Janine Terrano has extensive business leadership expertise and experience building companies in the technology sector. Ms. Terrano founded Business Internet Services in 1996 and grew the organization to serve the web application development needs of large commercial and government clients. In 1999, Ms. Terrano launched Topia Technology, Inc. Topia’s patented solutions securely manage the movement of data between disparate platforms, components and devices, allowing commercial and government clients to connect new technologies to complex legacy systems. Janine is a resident of Tacoma, Washington and attended Carroll College, University of Washington and University of Oklahoma. She currently serves on the Boards of MultiCare Health Systems, Columbia Banking Systems, Geneva Foundation and Tacoma Art Museum. Janine Terrano is a TEDx speaker and was the recipient of the 2013 University of Washington Tacoma Small Business Leader award.