After raising $7M+, David is focused on car security and safety with Keep Technologies, and bringing peace of mind back to vehicle owners around the world.He is a technology entrepreneur with a track record of building successful companies and exiting. 1. Software - CodeGuard: $30M sale (5 employees when sold), 2. Mechanical devices - Claw Hanging Systems: >1,000,000 units sold via Whirlpool licensing deal 3. Hardware - Neuromatic Devices: >$1M revenue. David has a BS in Mechanical Engineering, highest honors, from Georgia Tech, and a MBA from Harvard Business School. He was selected by the Georgia Tech Alumni Association as a Top 30 under 30 (2008), was a TAG Spirit of Endeavor - Outstanding Leadership Finalist (2011), received the TiECON Southeast: Top Up-and-Coming Entrepreneur Award (2012), and was a Finalist in the Emerging category for the 2014 CIO of the Year Awards. He has 30 utility patents issued and pending.Formally trained on General Electric's Technical Sales Leadership Program, he held operations and sourcing positions with GE in the U.S. and China before beginning his entrepreneurial career. After being featured on ABC's American Inventor in 2007, David co-founded a company and licensed technology to Whirlpool. He raised $2M to build CodeGuard, grew it into the world's leader in website backup, and then led it to a successful acquisition. CodeGuard received Audience Choice awards from TechCrunch Disrupt, VentureAtlanta, ATDC/TAG CapVenture, and the MIT Enterprise Forum, and was recognized as a 2012 TAG Top 40 Innovative Company in Georgia and 2014 TAG Impact SSA Finalist in the Independent Software Provider and Corporate IT Group.