Keibock Lee

Director

Mr. Lee was the founder and CEO of several companies, including Killerbiz, Inc., a B2B marketplace funded by Vantage Partners, US Trust, Asset Management and Brainrush; JazzSoft, Inc., an agent software company acquired by Jazz Multimedia, Inc.; and One-O, Inc., an applications service provider sold to Metropolitan Backbone Exchange. Prior to his entrepreneurial ventures, Mr. Lee worked for Apple Computer initiating its home computer business unit in Japan from zero to $150 million in revenue in three years. Mr. Lee won product design awards in the UK and Germany while working in France for Schlumberger, and received the Fairchild Key Technologist Award while an engineer at Fairchild. Mr. Lee graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Computer & Systems Engineering. Mr. Lee is fluent in Korean, Japanese, Spanish, English and French, and is the co-founder and board chairman of the Korean American Society of Entrepreneurs (KASE) with chapters in Silicon Valley, East Coast and Southern California.

Brendon Kim

Director

Brendon Kim is a General Partner and co-founder of Altos Ventures, focusing on investments in the areas of wireless communications and enterprise software. He currently serves as a director of Branders, Edgenuity, New Vine Logistics, and Vapro. Brendon has also served as a director of Bluedot Software (acquired by Ambassadors International), Egreetings (EGRT, acquired by American Greetings) and Enwisen.

Before joining Altos Ventures in 1996, Brendon was a management consultant at CSC Index. He led executive teams in strategy development, marketing, and re-engineering projects that resulted in dramatic revenue and productivity improvements. His clients included Fortune 500 companies in the telecommunications, media and healthcare industries. Before CSC Index, Brendon worked at Procter & Gamble and Coopers & Lybrand.

Brendon is a founding director and former president of the Korean American Society of Entrepreneurs (KASE). He is also a former director and current advisor of the Korean IT Network (KIN). Brendon received an MBA from Stanford University and a BA from Princeton University.

Perry Ha

Director

Perry Ha is a Managing Director of DFJ Athena. In 1997, he founded Athena Technology Ventures, a Silicon Valley based venture capital fund with an investment focus on early-stage startups in IT. He applied his hands-on approach to investing and building companies. He has invested in and/or served on the board of many companies including Ipivot [INTC], Demandtec [DMAN], Imparto Software [PKS], ProfitLogic [ORCL], and Zantaz [Autonomy symbol]. He also served as interim CEO in two different companies. Prior to venture capital, he led the Product Development and Technology Management Practice at Gemini Consulting, a global management consultancy, helping Fortune 1000 clients manage technology portfolios and develop new products. He also managed a Development Group at Amicon, a life sciences device company, which was successfully sold to Milipore in 1994. He was granted two design patents during his tenure at Amicon. He serves on the Advisory Board of Seoul Software Incubator (SVI), on the board of Korean American Society of Entrepreneurs (KASE), and on the Leadership Board of MIT’s McGovern Institute for Brain Research. He earned B.S. and M.S. degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. He was the captain of his collegiate volleyball team and was selected to Division I NCAA All-American Third Team. He is a life-long student and teacher of Tae Kwon Do, a Korean martial art in which he has been a certified Master Instructor since 1992.