Jill Braff is president and CEO of Scrapblog, the leading online service for social storytelling through photos. A digital media veteran, prior to joining Scrapblog, Jill led worldwide publishing efforts including licensing, marketing and sales as SVP of global publishing at Glu Mobile. Jill’s understanding of the digital entertainment marketplace and evolving consumer behavior has helped shape the way mobile games are marketed and launched today. In 2008, Jill was named by Digital Media Wire as one of the top 25 digital entertainment executives to watch and in 2007 she was honored as one of the 40 most influential people under 40 in Silicon Valley by the Silicon Valley Business Journal. In 2006, Jill was named one of the game industry's 100 most influential women by Next Generation.

Prior to Glu Mobile, Jill held senior marketing positions at Sega of America and Konami of America. In addition to her gaming experience, Jill also served in management positions at consumer web service companies Photopoint Corporation and Ancestry.com. She also held positions at The Learning Company, Nintendo of America and Griffin Bacal. Jill has a B.A. from Colgate University.

Scott is a digital media veteran, with product leadership experience in the Internet, social media, social gaming and software sectors. Before joining Scrapblog in January 2010, Scott was the VP of Social Games for Glu Mobile, Inc, where he held responsibilities for all Facebook and other social gaming initiatives. Prior to Glu, he was VP of Product Management at Zynga Game Network, the leading and pioneering social gaming company. At Yahoo!, where he worked from 2003-2008, he held multiple director level roles within Yahoo's Platforms and Community product groups, building true expertise in Internet community building. Prior to Yahoo!, Scott held product management roles with Egreetings and Excite.com.

Scott earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado and his MBA from Stanford University.

Colleen has more than 15 years of experience in strategic consulting, product management and marketing, most of it in the digital world. Before joining Scrapblog in January 2010, Colleen was the Director of Marketing for North America for Glu Mobile, Inc., a mobile gaming company, where she had responsibilities for both brand communications and product marketing. Prior to Glu, she was Director of Brand Communications at Method Products, Inc., a consumer packaged goods company that formulates and manufactures environmentally friendly home care and personal care products. At Yahoo!, where she worked from 2003-2007, she held multiple roles with progressive responsibility in both marketing and product management. Before that, she worked as a strategic consultant helping a range of clients, from startups to Fortune 1000 companies, develop and implement effective digital sales and marketing strategies.

Colleen earned her undergraduate degree with honors in political science from Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa; and her MBA/JD from the University of California, Berkeley.

Apurva Desai, directs finance and administrative activities for the company, which includes accounting, financial planning and analysis, tax and treasury, human resources, and facilities. Prior to joining Scrapblog, Apurva served as Director of Finance at Glu Mobile from 2007 through 2009, responsible for financial planning and analysis, cash management, investor relations, and sales operations. Prior to Glu Mobile, Apurva served as a senior manager at Yahoo! from 2005 to 2007 for its Communications products- Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Messenger, Yahoo! Photos, and Yahoo! Groups, leading operations finance activities for those business units. Additionally, Apurva was at Intel Corporation for 5 years serving in various strategic planning and finance roles for business units focused on Internet Services and Wi-Max technologies. He also worked at Ernst & Young L.L.P. for four years in the financial audit and SAP implementation practices in their Chicago office. Apurva holds a B.S. in Business from Miami University, an MBA from the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University and is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive).

Jill Braff is president and CEO of Scrapblog, the leading online service for social storytelling through photos. A digital media veteran, prior to joining Scrapblog, Jill led worldwide publishing efforts including licensing, marketing and sales as SVP of global publishing at Glu Mobile. Jill’s understanding of the digital entertainment marketplace and evolving consumer behavior has helped shape the way mobile games are marketed and launched today. In 2008, Jill was named by Digital Media Wire as one of the top 25 digital entertainment executives to watch and in 2007 she was honored as one of the 40 most influential people under 40 in Silicon Valley by the Silicon Valley Business Journal. In 2006, Jill was named one of the game industry's 100 most influential women by Next Generation.

Prior to Glu Mobile, Jill held senior marketing positions at Sega of America and Konami of America. In addition to her gaming experience, Jill also served in management positions at consumer web service companies Photopoint Corporation and Ancestry.com. She also held positions at The Learning Company, Nintendo of America and Griffin Bacal. Jill has a B.A. from Colgate University.

Carlos Garcia is the founder of Scrapblog and Nobox. Carlos is a proven executive and entrepreneur with 12-year track-record creating Internet strategies for global brands and successful online ventures.

Carlos is currently CEO and Chief Strategist of Nobox, an award-winning digital marketing agency. Through his work at Nobox, Carlos has contributed the online marketing strategies of leading companies like Toyota, Lexus, Verizon, Procter & Gamble, and Mozilla (Firefox).

Carlos founded Nobox in 2000 and led the agency until 2006. In 2006 Carlos founded Scrapblog, an award-winning online scrapbooking service that has made photo-sharing a fun a creative experience for millions of people. Carlos is currently a board member of Scrapblog.

DAVID MIN is a Principal at Steamboat Ventures and has been with the company since its founding in 2000. David has over 18 years of experience in media and entertainment and technology.

David currently serves on the board of directors of Scrapblog and Voodoovox and he was formerly on the board of Industrious Kid. David has been named to TheFunded.com's list of top-ranked individual VC's in both 2008 and 2009.

Prior to Steamboat, David worked for over 5 years in various capacities in corporate strategic planning at The Walt Disney Company. Earlier in his career, David worked as a producer and screenwriter in television and motion pictures for Warner Brothers and as a Creative Executive in motion picture development for Imagine Entertainment.

Throughout his career, David has worked with all of the major Hollywood Studios including CBS, Miramax, Sony Pictures, Universal and his past experience also includes working with the industry leading pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline.

David received a BS in Biology and a BA in Telecommunications from Indiana University, and an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Business.

Tim has been the Chief Executive Officer of Parature, Inc. since October 2009. Mr. Davenport serves as the President of Revolution Health Group LLC. Prior to Parature, Mr. Davenport served as the President of Revolution Health Network from August 2007 to October 2008. Mr. Davenport served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase Vastera, Inc. (Formerly Vastera Inc.) since November 6, 2003. From November 2000 to February 2001, Mr. Davenport served as Chief Executive Officer of Worldweb.net. From June 1995 to April 2000, he served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Sage Software, Inc. (Formerly Best Software, Inc.), where he oversaw Best Software's IPO in 1997 as well as its purchase by the Sage Group plc in 2000. From 1987 to June 1995, he served as Vice President, Developer Tools Group, and Vice President of Graphics Division, of Lotus Development Corporation. From 1985 to 1987, Mr. Davenport served as Vice President of Product Marketing of Decision Resources, a division of Ashton-Tate Corporation.

He held a range of executive and board level positions with software and technology companies over the past 20 years, establishing an impressive track record in the technology industry. Since May 1999, he served as the Chairman of Consona ERP, Inc. (formerly Made2Manage Systems Inc.). He has been a Director of Softrax Corporation since April 2000 and Icode Inc. since October 2002. Mr. Davenport has been a Director of JPMorgan Chase Vastera, Inc. since April 2000. He serves as Director of McGraw Hill, ProteinOne and Ryder Systems. He has been a Director of Consona ERP, Inc. since April 2002 and Serena Software, Inc. since August 29, 2008. He serves as a Director of CorasWorks Corporation. He served as a Director of AXENT Technologies, Inc. from May 1998 to August 2000. He served as a Director of Sage Software, Inc. from June 1995 to April 2000.

Mr. Davenport holds a B.A. degree in Economics from Harvard College and an M.B.A from Harvard Business School.

Rogelio (Ro) Choy is the CEO of Peerpong.com. Prior to Peerpong, Ro was the Chief Revenue Officer for RockYou, responsible for all business initiatives at the company. He joined as RockYou’s 6th employee and has helped manage its growth to over 100 employees to date.

Before joining RockYou, Ro was a Director at eBay where he was responsible for managing eBay's online parts business and market development, including operation of eBay's U.S. wireless efforts. Prior to his tenure at eBay, Ro co-founded Cima Systems, a leading VOIP software provider for auto dealers.

Ro is a thought leader in social media and has spoken at leading conferences and events including Ad:Tech and Web 2.0 expo. Ro holds an MBA from Stanford University School of Business and a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Duke University.

Ro serves on the board of advisors to multiple startups focused on social media including Adnectar, GroupCard, Wildfire, J2Play, Hotprints, Socialwise and UStrive, and is a board member for social game provider Hangout.

Renee Pearson is a writer and digital designer with an extensive background in brand marketing and commercial design.

While Renee originally became involved with scrapbooking as a hobby, a way to have fun with all the photos that had been piling up in boxes over the years, her hobby quickly led to a new career opportunity.

Renee is now an established authority in the digital scrapbooking world. She’s a former Contributing Editor to Simple Scrapbooks magazine and Associate Editor at Digital Scrapbooking magazine, where she wrote the popular Design Wisecolumn. Her first book, Digital Designs for Scrapbooking broke new ground and introduced scores of paper scrapbookers to the world of digital design. That book’s sequel, Digital Designs for Scrapbooking 2: Making Your Own quickly became the “must have” techniques book for aspiring digital designers.

Renee’s passion, however, is sharing her knowledge and expertise with others in the industry she has now embraced. As both a teacher and guest speaker, her “hobby” has taken her to South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and many points between. She also appears as guest host on the TV show, Scrapbook Memories.

Renee continues to make an impact in the scrapbooking world. She serves on the Scrapblog Advisory Board and is a member of the Wacom Pen Scrappers team. Her latest venture is reneepearson.com where she teaches and manages an online training center for digital crafters and artists.

Renee is frequently asked what she sees as the future for digital scrapbooking. Her answer is always the same:

“The future is bright! I see more and more crafters and artists discovering and embracing the creative possibilities of digital tools. I believe this can only enrich the many ways we chronicle our life memories.”

Contact: Renee Pearson
renee@reneepearson.com
http://www.reneepearson.com

As CEO of BillShrink, Peter drives company expansion and is an advocate for customer rights and transparency among service providers. He was previously vice president of business development at Photobucket.com, where he was the fifth employee and was responsible for driving user acquisition, strategic partnerships and corporate development. Photobucket was acquired in 2007 by Fox Interactive Media, a division of News Corporation.

When Peter left in 2008, Photobucket had grown to more than 61M users, making it the #1 photo sharing site and the 38th most visited site in the U.S. Prior to Photobucket, Peter was in the enterprise space for more than 8 years working in sales, marketing, reseller channel development, product and strategy for multiple startups in the fields of mid-range server computing, software as a service, solid state storage and mobilization of enterprise software.

Peter holds a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences and a minor in business management from the University of California, Irvine.

How does Peter save money? As a self-proclaimed “Foodie,” Peter has learned to manage his personal dining budget by eating out less frequently, but at only the highest-rated places when he does.