Judy is now the Executive Vice President of International Strategy for Obopay, a mobile payments company, as well as its General Counsel.

Judy was a Venture Partner at Incubic, where she served as an advisor and held board seats associated to Incubic's investments. Judy is widely recognized as one of venture capital's top deal makers. Recent accolades include being named one of the "Most Powerful Deal Makers" by Forbes Magazine for 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005, the top woman on Forbes' "Midas List."

From start-up to IPO of venture-backed start-ups, Judy has been the business lawyer for many of the premier high tech companies that have truly shaped Silicon Valley: companies like Juniper Networks, Sun Microsystems, and LSI Logic. Judy became known as "the first lawyer to meet" for entrepreneurs looking for venture funding, as she has worked very effectively with all the top tier venture firms on Sand Hill Road.

In addition to Juniper, Sun, and LSI in her 20 years at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, Judy has been counsel to KLA/Tencor, Avanex, Coherent, New Focus, and many others. Judy is currently on the Board of Directors of CIENA Corporation, Adaptec, Grandis, AviaraDx, and Mistletoe Technologies.

Bill has served as interim CEO for a number of portfolio companies, including Nellix Endovascular, a medical device company with a groundbreaking platform for aneurysm repair. As well, Bill was interim CEO for Grandis, the pioneer in spintronics-based semiconductor memory technology. Bill also served as the interim CEO of Greystripe, the leader in advertising-supported content distribution for mobile phones, where he continues to serve on its Board of Directors. Bill also serves as a Director on the Boards of GigaFin, Spectragenics, Nellix, and Precision Photonics. Previously, Bill served on the Board of LIGHTCONNECT until its June 2006 acquisition by Neophotonics, and was also served as a Director of Lightwave Electronics until its April 2005 acquisition by JDS Uniphase.

Prior to founding Incubic with Milton Chang, Bill built and led the engineering teams that developed Spectra-Physics Lasers (SPL) diode-pumped solid-state and fiber laser products.

He was the Director of Engineering and Advanced Research in SPL's OEM Business Unit, from 1993 until 1999. The success of his leadership and the contribution of this business allowed SPL's transformation into "The Solid State Laser Company" and its successful IPO in 1997 (SPLI). Bill's group supported OEM customers in many markets with turn-key laser systems of ultra-high performance and reliability for 24/7 applications, like semiconductor memory repair, RF circuit trimming, rapid prototyping, and telecommunications. Among many successful products, he invented the multiple award-winning "Millennia", one of the most successful laser products in SPL history. Bill directed the company's IP strategy in solid-state lasers. These products still provide a substantial part of SPL's >$200M annual revenue (now part of Newport Corporation, NEWP).

Bill graduated from Brown University with a Sc.B. from the EE Honors Program and earned his Ph.D. degree from Princeton University in the EE Electronic Materials and Devices Program. He has had over twenty U.S. patents issued, with their foreign counterparts either issued or pending. Earlier in his career he authored many technical papers and conference presentations, including top-ranked papers at the CLEO conferences.

Michael is now full-time CEO of Greystripe, a company he founded and incubated while an associate at Incubic. Michael has an MBA from Duke University's Fuqua School of Business and five years of engineering and marketing product management with SAN pioneer Gadzoox Networks. Michael has a BS in EE from Carnegie Mellon University.

Greystripe received funding from Incubic, as well as, Monitor Ventures.

Andy is now the full-time CTO of Greystripe, a company he founded while an associate at Incubic. Previously, he was the Chief Architect at CoManage Corporation, a telecom OSS company whose customers included ATT Wireless, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and Telecom Italia. At CoManage he was responsible for the design and architecture of the company's products and managed the technical direction of over 50 development, test, and professional services engineers. Andy's previous experience includes senior engineering positions at Hewlett-Packard, OSI, and Gadzoox Networks. Andy graduated from MIT with a BS in Computer Science and completed further graduate studies at Stanford University.

Greystripe received funding from Incubic, as well as, Monitor Ventures.