David has an extensive background in the software industry and most recently, he was CEO of xkoto, a cross platform enterprise database virtualization software company which was acquired by Teradata. Prior to xkoto David was VP & General Manager at Novell, where he managed the $450 million division that included Novell’s SUSE Linux and Netware operating systems, collaboration products and a number of emerging open source technologies. David joined Novell in 2003, as part of the acquisition of Ximian, a leading Linux and open source software company, where he was President and CEO.
Before Ximian, David served as President of worldwide sales and operations for The Learning Company, an $800 million consumer software company acquired by Mattel in 1999 serving as President of worldwide sales and operations of Mattel Interactive.

Chuck was also founder and CEO of Interactive Media Solutions, the leading provider of next-generation online recruiting tools for colleges and universities. At IMS, Chuck created America’s first “virtual open house” where students, faculty, and staff communicated in real-time and conducted virtual online leader-led campus tours.

Brian joined Apperian after serving as Chief Financial Officer of Goal.com prior to Goal.com’s acquisition by Perform Media PLC in February, 2011. Prior to Goal.com, Brian held financial and general management positions with several venture backed Companies in the Boston area including SiCortex, Inc., Gomez, Inc. and Octave Communications. Brian began his career with Fleet Financial Group where he was a Vice President in the Bank’s structured finance group.

Brian has a B.A. in Economics from the University of New Hampshire, and a J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in Boston.

Most recently, David was the Vice President of Demand Generation at Citrix Online, a $400 million division of Citrix Systems He led the global demand generation team for the company’s products which included GoToMyPC, GoToMeeting, GoToWebinar, GoToAssist and GoToTraining.

Prior to Citrix Online, David founded a national ISP which he took public in 2000, and was Founder of a mobile content aggregator. He’s worked for the past several years as lead organizer for Twestival; benefiting Charity:Water and Concern Worldwide.

Prior to Apperian, Carlos led several organizations at Novell, as VP of Engineering for ZENworks, CTO for the Identity Business Unit, and VP of Business and Product Management for SUSE Linux.

Carlos joined Novell from Ximian, where he had been VP of Engineering. Prior to Ximian, he was Inktomi’s head of engineering operations in the Network Products and Wireless Divisions.

Before joining Apperian Alan was VP of Product Management at Novell. During his tenure there he oversaw Novell’s Systems and Resource Management Business Unit and the Identity and Security Management portfolio building on strong strategic acquisitions.

Prior to joining Novell Alan worked for GE Capital as an Enterprise Solution Architect, deep knowledge of ASP and broadband, applications on-demand and application leasing models.

Prior to Apperian, he worked with Texterity, a major provider of digital editions, and built a product, sales, and marketing organization that led the digital magazine industry by providing solutions to b-to-b, trade association, and consumer publications.

Cimarron was also GM Internet Products at FaxNet, leading the group which was responsible for internet messaging solutions for the telecom industry. FaxNet was sold to Critical Path for approximately $240 million.

Prior to joining Apperian, Patrick was Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales for Aveksa, where he helped create and establish a leading position in the Access Governance Market growing the business by 5000%+ in 4 years. Prior to Aveksa he lead the Identity Management business for CA post acquisition of Netegrity, where he held various global sales management, sales executive and business development roles.

During his tenure at Netegrity, he helped grow sales from $0M to $100 million+, and a valuation that went from $20M to almost $3 billion. Prior to Netegrity, Patrick was a Sales Manager at Quadrant Software, a leading AS/400 enterprise software company.

Before joining Memento, Jeremy was Vice President, Technology Services at CA, where he led the North American Infrastructure Management delivery team of consultants and architects. Prior to CA, Jeremy held numerous professional services roles at Concord Communications, which was acquired by CA.

His mobile experience dates back to 1999, when he built an enterprise mobile email product. He led engineering teams in mobile SaaS companies such as Vlingo and Groove Mobile.

At Vlingo, Rob successfully delivered mobile client applications for several mobile phone manufacturers, including preinstallation on new phones from Nokia and Samsung. These projects expanded Vlingo’s reach to millions of new users.