Goldstein this year launched AVA Mobile, a provider of secure media delivery and collaboration software and services.

Goldstein is co-author with Alexis Gerard of "Going Visual: Using Images to Enhance Productivity, Decision Making, and Profits." The book focuses on how businesses are using new technology in the form of digital cameras; camera-phones and video to communicate instantly and precisely to better manage project teams and communicate with clients.

Goldstein began his digital imaging career in 1990 as president and founder of ZZYZX Visual Systems in Los Angeles, where he developed businesses in high volume image scanning, digital retouching, stock photo databases and digital distribution networks, fine art digital printing, interactive media projects, web site design, and digital photography studios.

He then became president of the Altamira Group, which produced the Genuine Fractals line of digital image scaling and compression software.

As a digital imaging consultant, his corporate clients have included Kodak, Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, and Hewlett-Packard.

He is a senior analyst for The Future Image Report, for whom he authored a study of Internet visual search engines. Goldstein has appeared as a speaker at many conferences including PMA, DIMA, MacWorld, Siggraph, Seybold, PhotoPlus, and the Mobile Imaging Summit. He has been quoted in Forbes.com and WashingtonPost.com and appeared on CNN and NPR.

Goldstein has a business degree from the University of Southern California.

Mars has over 25 years of hardware and embedded software design experience. He has been with CAP-XX for 5 years where he is responsible for development of new supercapacitor applications, circuit design with supercapacitors, and development of supercapacitor models for circuit designers.

Prior to joining CAP-XX he held senior technical positions with Racal Defence Electronics (Principal Engineer), Chubb Electronic Security (R&D Manager, Australia), CAE Pty Ltd who design and manufacture flight simulators (Technical Director, Australia), and Honeywell Industrial Control (Manager of AssetMax business unit for Asia Pacific).

Mars has a B.E. Electrical (1st class hons) and M. Eng. Sc. from the University of NSW, Australia, and an MBA from INSEAD, France.

Edward Dowski is a joint inventor of Wavefront Coding technology and co-founded CDM Optics, Inc. in 1995. Dr. Dowski is currently President of CDM Optics and was instrumental in the merging of CDM Optics and OmniVision Technologies in 2005. Dr Dowski has a broad range of technical experience ranging from radar systems to digital signal processing to imaging systems. He has been deeply involved in applying Wavefront Coding to a wide variety of applications areas including bar-code scanning, microscopy, endoscopy, biometrics, and miniature cameras. CDM Optics and Omnivision Technologies are developing the next generations of imaging technologies that use novel optics and innovative algorithms to transform the essential task of forming images from an opto-mechanical process to one of optical encoding and signal processing. By eliminating motors and actuators, the technology significantly reduces the size and complexity of the auto-focus function on a camera module. Dr. Dowski has been widely published and holds over 60 granted and pending patents. He has been invited to speak at national and international optical design conferences including SPIE Defense and Security, International Congress of Imaging Science, and Imaging Science and Technology.

Clear Channel Outdoor is one of the world's largest outdoor advertising companies with 54 offices in the U.S., and a presence in 66 countries with over 750,000 display faces around the world.

In 1991 Mason initiated the company's digital media effort by digitizing its billboard inventory images and creating an archive, which has since grown to nearly 1,000,000 images.

Mason has been a key player in the creation of a digital information workflow in which images are used extensively throughout the enterprise: from sales through marketing, operations, IT and accounting.

CTO at ShoZu, the London-based software company behind ShoZu. ShoZu is an open gateway service that makes it simple to transfer photos, videos and text between a mobile phone and online photo sharing sites or blogs.

At ShoZu, Tiller is responsible for the ShoZu service roadmap, and for the underlying technology (a generic, robust data replication framework designed for mobile networks).

Before ShoZu, Tiller was VP of Product Marketing with Geneva Technology, the Cambridge-based provider of telecoms billing software, where he created a successful strategy for the mobile billing market.

Tiller holds a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry from Queens' College, Cambridge. His early career was spent in the fields of computational chemistry, molecular modelling and criminal intelligence analysis. Tiller lives with his wife and three daughters in Cambridge.

As the General Manager of Corel's Paint Shop family of digital imaging and photography products, Mathieu is responsible for overseeing Corel's business in these fast-growing markets on a global basis.

During his three years at Corel, Mathieu has developed and led a number of key groups including Corel's first-ever Market Strategy and Intelligence team; Corel's eMarketing team, combining global database marketing, web publishing, and eStores; and Integrated Marketing, driving all demand generation and channel marketing in the Americas.

Prior to joining Corel, Mathieu was closely involved with strategic and product planning at Adobe Systems in San Jose as a leader in its Worldwide Research and Planning group, where he built a significant part of the foundation for Adobe's understanding of its current and emerging markets.

Before that, Mathieu was a senior analyst and consultant at GartnerGroup, specializing in e-commerce and the Internet.

He has been interviewed and quoted as a technology expert by media such as Time, CNN, Business 2.0, BusinessWeek, Interactive Week, PC World, and many others and has been published in numerous technology and trade publications.

Mathieu holds an MBA from Athabasca University and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta, both in Canada.

Nisselson has worked in the photography industry for 16 years and has focused on digital imaging applications since 1996.

Additionally, he has been a photo editor, software developer, lecturer, moderator, contest judge, published photographer, and digital imaging consultant.

In 2003, Nisselson was a digital imaging consultant to Virgilio, the number-one Italian Internet portal, and its parent company, Telecom Italia. He created their new consumer digital imaging channel strategy, financial plan and product roadmap. Virgilio launched their phase 1 channel in March 2004.

Six years ago at Eyetide Media, Nisselson collaborated with the founders to secure $2M in funding, hire senior management, and create a new business model for an image-based marketing business delivered via the Internet.

In 1997, he conceived and managed the first broadband Internet photography portal for Excite@Home, which became a multimillion-dollar joint venture with Intel.

Nisselson has also worked as a photo editor at SABA Press Photos and as an assignment editor on photo book projects. He continues to work on documentary photography projects.

For the last 4 years, Guy Michrowsky has been the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Dblur, the developer of the Software Lens™ Technology which enables the next generation of image capturing devices by reducing camera module cost, size and mechanical complexity while increasing image quality and functionality.

Prior to Dblur, Guy spent over five years at The Fantine Group, rising to VP sales and marketing for the pan-European business development acceleration company. Fantine generated multimillion dollar revenues for its clients in Israel, France, Italy and other countries and Guy was instrumental in turning Fantine into the European market leader in sales acceleration.

Before joining Fantine, Guy founded VideoPoint, a London-based start-up which promoted the establishment of an automated, multimedia point of sale network throughout the UK.

Guy holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in International Business Management from Surrey University in the UK and is currently reading for his MBA at the Recanati School of Business at Tel Aviv University

Jiren N. Parikh
Exclaim
Vice President & General Manager - Wireless,

Jiren holds P&L responsibility for Exclaim's wireless operations, including carrier relationships, program and product management and strategic and content partnerships. He has more than 15 years of experience launching startups, new business units and developing revenue globally for technology businesses in senior sales, marketing, general management and consulting roles.
Prior to joining to Exclaim, Jiren was head of his own firm, MAP Management, a consulting and interim management practice helping technology companies with business strategy, planning and funding, sales and marketing management, and business development. The firm's many clients included JP Mobile (now Good Technology), Pulse Entertainment, Teltier (now Cisco), Sun Microsystems and Cingular Interactive. Jiren has also held executive roles at Broadbeam as VP of Strategic Accounts and VP of International Operations, at Infonautics (now ProQuest on the NYSE) as director of the International Group and at Elektroson B.V as general manager.
An avid outdoorsman, Jiren enjoys fly fishing, kayaking, skiing and technical climbing. He lives in downtown Philadelphia with his dog Trango.

Mashima was general manager for Adobe¹s Consumer Software Division, where he was responsible for coordinating the development and shipment of more than 30 million copies of PhotoDeluxe. He then moved on to become Adobe¹s Vice President for Strategic Development, where he drove corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions and alliances.

Prior to Adobe, Mashima worked at Apple, Claris and several other start ups, for a total of more than 22 years of desktop software experience.