I serve in a CTO and CPO strategic role and work with an amazing set of team members in the Product, Engineering and Design organization. I am in charge of product and technology strategy, engineering and infrastructure operations, product management, design and user research.Shopmonkey is a cloud-based, all-in-one auto repair shop management platform that allows shop owners to streamline their workflows and better understand their business. Shopmonkey is designed to modernize the entire auto repair shop process from customer service, to parts inventory, to workflow management, and more. It’s used across the full spectrum of auto repair service specialities including general auto, tire and wrap and detail.Headquartered in Silicon Valley and trusted by more than 4,000 auto shops across the U.S. and Canada, Shopmonkey has grown to a team of 200+ members worldwide, all working to help auto shops take their businesses into the fast lane. With backing from leading venture capitalists, we’re on a mission to modernize the auto repair industry – while giving back to our community.

Pinpoint is focused on helping companies leverage analytics and machine learning to better understand and improve the performance in their software development efforts.Pinpoint has raised $16.5M in funding from Bessemer Ventures, Storm Ventures, Boldstart Ventures, Bloomberg, Slack, Social Capital, Cherubic, Service Provider Capital, Techsquare Labs and several prominent angels.

On January 17, 2016, Appcelerator was acquired and merged with Axway (Euronext: AXW.PA), a global software company with more than 11,000 public- and private-sector customers in 100 countries.I'm currently Executive Vice President reporting to the CEO and a member of the Axway Executive Committee. I'm responsible for continuing to build out the Appcelerator business as part of a larger digital engagement platform for Axway.

Co-founder and CEO of Appcelerator, the leading platform for rapidly developing native and web-based mobile applications and cloud services. Appcelerator built a community of over a million developers using its award winning open source technology, Titanium. Appcelerator raised $100M in venture funding from various investors including the Mayfield Fund, Sierra Ventures, Storm Ventures, RedHat, eBay and more.Appcelerator was acquired by Axway (EURONEXT: AXW.PA) in January 2016 and is now the foundation for the Axway Amplify Platform.

Lanica was founded in June 2012 by Carlos Icaza (former co-founder/CEO of Ansca Mobile, makers of the Corona SDK), Kota Iguchi (former CEO of Infosia, makers of the successful Emo-Framework game engine) and Bruno Fonzi (founder of CODAME and former executive at PLAYSTUDIOS).Lanica’s Platino™ game engine will allow Appcelerator’s developers to create new and engaging mobile game experiences. Platino™ is natively built on top of OpenGL ES 2.0 using C++. It provides a full physics engine based on Box2D, an isometric engine, particle effects, shaders, image filters, an advanced rendering pipeline built from scratch, and more.Lanica is funded by the Appcelerator Innovation Fund is based in Mountain View, California.Lanica was acquired by Black Gate Games January 2015 - http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/01/prweb12468676.htm

Co-Founder and CTO of Vocalocity. My job is chief visionary and primary architect of 4 main software product lines. Work with industry leaders and experts. Frequent speaker and evangelist for open standard, voice and telephony technologies.(In July 2006, Vocalocity was acquired and is now part of Vonage)

Member of the founding executive team of Internet Incubator in Atlanta, GA. Funded by UPS eVentures, idealab!, DLJ and numerous other investors. Responsible for assisting incubating companies in technology strategy, product development and software engineering. We provided in-house software development and hosting services for member companies .

High tech software consultancy to a number of small and large companies, including Oracle, MCI, CSX and RevelantKnowledge. Majority of engagements in software architecture, distributed programming, technology strategy and development, business development and new product development.

I enlisted in the U.S. Navy and attended boot camp at Great Lakes, Illinois. After Great Lakes, I attended aviation training at Whidbey Island, Washington. After Washington, I was stationed at NAF Atsugi, Japan at VAQ-136 - a EA-6B Prowler squadron, deployed on the U.S.S. Midway (CV-41). I did 2 western pacific tours and spent a good bit of time in the Persian Gulf during the first Gulf War. I helped cross-desk the U.S.S. Midway to the U.S.S. Independence (CV-62) at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and returned with it to Japan. I exited the U.S. Navy at Pensacola, Florida. While in the U.S. Navy, I achieved the rank of E-4 with special distinctions, medals, commendations and awards. I also received my Aviation Warfare Specialist Wings as an E-4. I was also the maintenance shift shop supervisor of my squadron and achieved QA certification status. I worked on the flight deck as a troubleshooter for my squadron.