Splashtop Board of Directors

Prior to Splashtop Inc., Mark was a co-founder and CEO of OSA Technologies. Founded in 2000, OSA raised a total of $20M from Intel, Dell, Quanta, Foxconn, UMC, Storm Ventures, Sycamore Ventures, and others. The company had operations in San Jose, Shanghai and Taipei. OSA was acquired by Avocent in 2004 for $100M. Mark continued to serve as Senior VP of Avocent until June of 2006. Prior to OSA, Mark spent over 7 years at Intel.

Mark received his MS and BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT, and executive MBA from ASU.

Prior to Splashtop, Thomas was the CTO and co-founder of OSA Technologies, where he was responsible for the architecture and development of OSA’s industry-leading server management software and firmware solutions, which were shipped by top tier software and hardware vendors such as Microsoft, Intel, Dell, HP, and IBM. After OSA’s acquisition by Avocent in 2004, Thomas continued to serve as the CTO of Avocent’s Embedded Software and Solutions division until 2006. In addition to OSA and Avocent, Thomas has worked at Intel, Motorola, NCR/AT&T Global Information Solutions, the NASA Science Internet Office, and the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science.

Thomas received his MS and BS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT.

Ryan is a founding member of Storm Ventures. He has invested in semiconductor, components, and software companies, including MetaRAM, SandForce, Ignis Optics (acquired by Bookham), Appcelerator, Netforensics, Yieldbuild, and Kidaro (acquired by Microsoft). Prior to founding Storm Ventures, Ryan directed business development at E-TEK Dynamics.

Prior to co-founding the DFJ DragonFund, Bobby served as the CEO of VA Linux, founded and lead OCRON, and co-founded Cadence Design Systems. DFJ investments include Baidu, Skype, Focus Media, Hotmail, and many others.

Colin joined NEA in 2014 and is focused on working with NEA’s portfolio companies at the board level. Colin has two decades of experience in venture capital guiding successful strategic outcomes in technology-driven companies across a variety of sectors. He currently serves on the boards of or is responsible for managing NEA’s investments in a wide range of companies, including Splashtop, Sitetracker, Philo, Houzz, Logikcull, Fyusion, Fugue, Bridge International Academies, ThirdLove, Expel, Fetchr, Hello Alfred, Gladly, Availink and Placester, among others.

Prior to joining NEA, Colin spent 12 years at Paladin Capital Group, where he was responsible for investments in Royalty Pharma (NASDAQ: RPRX) and Cogent Communications (NASDAQ: CCOI). Prior to Paladin, Colin was a founding member of The Vigilant Investors Fund, a hedge fund in Santa Monica, California. Colin received his B.A. degree in Philosophy from Haverford College.

Jai is a managing director, president and co-founder at Sapphire Ventures. He invests in startups which he believes are developing ground-breaking products and services, and have embarked on their journey to become a company of consequence. He has more than 15 years of experience helping companies innovate their product and marketing strategies in order to scale and become market leaders. Thirteen of Jai’s investments have become publicly traded companies and 15 have been acquired.

Jai is currently a member of the board (director or observer) at Catchpoint, CircleCI, Clari, DataRobot, Narrative Science, OpsRamp, PubNub, Punchh, Splashtop, ThoughtSpot, UJET, Uptycs and Verbit. He also led the firms’s investment in Netskope. Prior to joining Sapphire Ventures in 2006, Jai worked at Oracle, Intel Capital, Agilent Ventures, and MVC Capital. He has a bachelor’s in electrical engineering from Brown University and an MBA from University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business.

Yael has advised Splashtop for several years and recently joined as an independent board director. Yael has most recently served as the Chief Marketing Officer of Bill.com. Prior to Bill.com, she headed up marketing teams at numerous software companies including VMware and Medallia and led their go-to-market efforts from early stage to scale.

Yael also currently serves on the board of Poly (NYSE: PLT), formerly Plantronics and Polycom. She holds an M.B.A. from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business and a B.S. in materials science and engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.