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Adi Tatarko is the CEO and co-founder of Houzz, the leading platform for home remodeling and design, bringing together both professionals and homeowners via mobile, local and social tools. Adi and her husband and cofounder, Alon Cohen, started Houzz out of challenges that they faced during their own remodeling process. Today, millions of homeowners and more than 1.5 million active home professionals connect through Houzz.com and its mobile apps every month, sharing their photos, advice and product recommendations. Earlier in her career, Adi founded a software company, which developed products and services for the high tech industry. She lives in Palo Alto, CA with her husband and three boys. In her spare time, she still enjoys looking at inspiring home design and renovating the rest of her own house one room at a time.

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Matt has led the business side from the onset, including operations and sales. That originally included a major component of EatStreet’s early success: signing local restaurants to the service. He has also spearheaded numerous acquisitions for EatStreet, including delivery startup Zoomer in February of 2017. He graduated from UW-Madison in 2011 with degrees in economics and political science. Outside of EatStreet, he’s active in the Wisconsin start-up community, mentoring young entrepreneurs and advising on business decisions for regional companies.

Christopher Webb is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur and investor. He is currently co-founder and CEO of ChowNow, a technology lab devoted to building fun, innovative products for the restaurant industry. Prior to founding ChowNow, Chris spent ten years on Wall Street where he held various trading positions at Bear Stearns, RBC, and Lehman Brothers. Webb is a founding investor in Tender Greens, a LA-based restaurant chain, and a few early stage technology startups including Soma Water, OnFleet, ZestFinance and SHIFT (acquired). Chris occasionally writes on Medium, covering the cross section of restaurants and technology.