Frank Bishop

ActivIdentity Corp. provides identity solutions which are designed to enable customers to confidently establish trust in online activities. The company offers its authentication and credential management solutions to the field of online banking and to government organizations. ActivIdentity was founded in 1987. Its headquarters are located in Fremont, CA.

Siebel Systems, Inc. develops customer relationship management software that automates sales and customer-service operations of large corporations. It products enable companies to distribute customer information to call centers, direct sales teams, resellers, retailers and web-based sales forces. The company was founded in 1993 by Thomas M. Siebel & Patricia A. House and is located in San Mateo, CA

Appvance, Inc. develops mobile web applications performance solutions. It offers training and support, application performance certification, integration development, and on-site and online training services to large enterprises worldwide. The firm's solutions include performance & load testing, app pen testing and IoT services testing. The company was founded by Frank Cohen in 2013 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, CA.

ChargePoint, Inc. engages in the development of cloud subscription platform and software-defined charging hardware. Its products include commercial chargers, residential chargers, Cloud Plans, and ChargePoint Enterprise Charging Optimization (ECO). The company was founded by Dave Baxter, Harjinder S. Bhade, Richard Lowenthal, Praveen K. Mandal, and Milton T. Tormey in 2007 and is headquartered in Campbell, CA.

Serious Energy, Inc. sells manufacturers, and delivers acoustical and thermal solutions. It provides services through its QuietRock and iWindow brands. The company was founded by Marc U. Porat in 2002 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA.

Appscio is the leader in the application of media analytics to government, enterprise and web media management problems. The company was incorporated in 2007, by visionaries who anticipated rapid, widespread deployment of low cost digital video devices. The founders realized the central problem in managing the video from these devices is harvesting metadata from within the media to enable indexing and segmentation. It sells applications and services built on its MPF, and sponsor an open source project to extend its capabilities. It licenses, commercializes, certifies, tests, documents, benchmarks, and resells media analytics developed by others; for example, commercial entities, research organizations, and individuals. It is headquartered in Freedom, California.