Harry Friedman has been in the entertainment industry since 1977. He has owned and managed production, post production, and equipment concerns in New York, Los Angeles, and Texas. These ventures have created programming for all major networks, including the television program “Rome” on HBO, and many other theatrical and made-for-TV features. He has fostered the creation and execution of numerous startups.

Nick Tangborn is a 20-year veteran of digital media. He was Editor-in-Chief of Listen.com, which became Rhapsody. He founded the Jackpine Social Club record label, held management positions at BitTorrent and CNET, and consulted for the original Napster. In a multi-year diversion, he was COO of Batter Blaster, the aerosol pancake & waffle batter in a can. Tangborn and Batter Blaster hold the Guinness World Record for most pancakes made and served in eight hours (76,832).

Jagadish Channagiri has been building technology products for 25 years. Previous positions include VP of Engineering at BitTorrent, Head of Distributed Intelligence Solutions at Intel, Principal Software Engineer at Oracle, and Chief Architect at geoTouch. His experience encompasses enterprise, web and mobile products; embedded systems; big data and analytics; GCP/Amazon cloud computing; devops; machine learning; and AI.

Mark Tullos has been in the video production and post production industry for 13 years. He managed production and equipment rental services at NewCinema, Gear Rental, IMC, and 501 Post. Prior to this, he spent 10 years in the consumer electronics field and six years in network and server administration

Colette Sandstedt has worked in technology and entertainment for 20+ years. As a marketing executive, she has helped define and explain brand-new industries such as online music, web-based payments, and visual search with companies like Listen.com, Epitonic.com, and Cybergold. As a documentary filmmaker, she has created programming for Discovery, History, National Geographic, Red Bull Media, and The New York Times.