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With over 30 years of experience in the B2B software industry, Tim has helped build and scale SaaS industry leaders. In his journey from Software Engineer to CEO, Tim founded Koral, a pioneer in online collaboration (acquired by Salesforce), led EMEA Marketing at Salesforce to scale them to become a billion dollar business, and was previously CEO of DataSift, a privacy-by-design analytics and AI platform, acquired by Meltwater in 2018.

Ben is the President and CEO of CardTapp; the parent company of Mortgage Mapp, AgentTapp, and Insure Tapp. Before serving as the head of CardTapp he was the President of Nailed it Media where he produced and hosted radio along with Richard Sherman's Celebrity Softball Game. Ben lives in Kirkland with his wife Paige and their two kids who are all very big Seahawks fans.

Susan Kim is the Chief Executive Officer of Plum District. Having spent most of her career in ecommerce, Susan is passionate about launching great products, building enduring consumer brands and businesses, and developing great teams. Susan first focused on marketing and business development at iHome.com, which was acquired by Linens ‘N Things in 2000. Her talent for launching great products and building businesses was further honed while serving as the Chief of Staff at eBay, where she also led product management for Buyer Activation and Activity. As Google’s Head of Operations, Susan managed a high performing global team responsible for extracting customer insights to support merchants and consumers across multiple product platforms. Most recently, Susan effectively scaled operations 300x at Minted.com, a social commerce start-up. Susan begins every day with excitement over launching innovative new products relevant to the Plum District mom, and continuing to drive consumer loyalty to grow the business. Susan received her BA from Harvard University and her MBA from Harvard Business School.

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