Goodmail systems® Board of Directors

• Richard Gingras, Chairman & Co-Founder
• Dixon Doll
• Jason Green
• Eric Hippeau
• Don Hutchison
• Scott Kurnit

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Richard Gingras
Chairman & Co-Founder, Goodmail Systems

Richard Gingras is a serial entrepreneur with over 25 years experiencing leading networking technology and content businesses. He ran the online service efforts at @Home (which later became Excite@Home), including the broadband and narrowband portal divisions, and served as SVP and General Manager of the company's consumer-focused product division, Excite Studios. Recently he has guided new ventures including Audio Mill (merged into Real Networks), web applications platform provider Laszlo Systems, custom book publisher MyPublisher, and broadband applications platform developer Sugar Media (merged into 2Wire). In the early 90's Richard led the development of the eWorld online service at Apple Computer. He created the first interactive set top-based news magazine in partnership with CBS, NBS, and PBS in 1979. Richard began his career in television, holding various positions with PBS, KCET/Los Angeles, and NBC. He is a 1973 graduate of Boston College.

Dixon R. Doll
Co-Founder & Managing General Partner, DCM

Dr. Dixon Doll has influenced and guided entrepreneurs, investors and executives in the communications industry for more than 35 years. In 1996, he cofounded DCM, a Menlo Park, California-based technology venture capital firm with over $1 billion under management. Dixon has been named by Forbes Magazine as one of the top 100 venture investors on its 2003, 2004 and 2005 Midas Lists. Recently, he was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) in Washington, D.C. Dixon also chairs the Investment Committee of the Board at the University of San Francisco and is a Stanford Institute of Economic Policy Research (SIEPR) Advisory Board member.

Jason Green
General Partner, Emergence Capital

Before co-founding Emergence Capital in 2004, Jason spent a decade in the venture business as a General Partner with U.S. Venture Partners and with Venrock Associates. Jason has invested in successful companies such as Salesforce.com (CRM), DoubleClick (DCLK), aQuantive (AQNT), Visual Networks (VNWK), Ask Jeeves (ASKJ) and SuccessFactors. Earlier in his career, he served as VP of Muzertechnika, the largest private computer and telecommunications company in Eastern Europe. He also served as a strategic consultant with Bain & Company in Boston and San Francisco and with the investment firm of Welsh, Carson, Anderson, and Stowe in New York. Jason was selected as the Charles Williams Fellow at Harvard's Graduate School of Business and is currently Chairman of the Kauffman Fellows Program, the leading educational fellowship in venture capital and is a founding Board member of Endeavor, a non-profit serving entrepreneurs in emerging markets. at Harvard and on the Steering Committee of the West Coast Research Center.

Eric Hippeau
Managing Partner, Softbank Capital

Eric Hippeau has been involved in various capacities with SoftBank Capital's investing activities since 1995, and joined SoftBank Capital in 2000 from SoftBank's former subsidiary, Ziff-Davis. He has served as a media industry CEO, having spent over 25 years in senior management positions at large media companies. He joined Ziff-Davis in 1989, and he became Chairman and CEO in 1993. In 1995, SoftBank acquired Ziff-Davis, and Mr. Hippeau continued in the role of CEO until 2000, when the company was sold. Hippeau serves on the boards of several public and private companies, including Yahoo!, Danger, Insider Pages, Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Perpetual Entertainment, Beliefnet, Goodmail Systems, Huffington Post.com, PureVideo, ThumbPlay and Associated Content. He is also on the investment committee for the SB Asia Infrastructure Fund.

Don Hutchison
Investor and Strategic Advisor

Don is a successful early stage investor and business advisor. Don was a defining principal who grew @Home (later Excite@Home) from concept to broadband industry leader, serving as Senior Vice President & formative General Manager for the business focused @Work division. He built @Work into a leading provider of internetworking services, with over 5,000 new business accounts. While at E@H, Don formed and later served as Chairman and CEO of Work.com, a JV between Dow Jones and Excite@Home and established Work.com as a leading provider of detailed business information and services. Prior to @Home, as SVP for Sales and Marketing, Don drove Netcom Communications rise to prominence as a pioneering Internet service provider for consumers & businesses. Other recognition included the American Marketing Association's "Marketing Achievement" award for Best New Product Launch and multiple "World Class" awards from PC World.  His earlier career included distinguished sales and management roles with Pixar, Prime Computer & Data General.

Scott Kurnit
Investor and Strategic Advisor

With more than 25 years in the entertainment and Internet industries, Scott is currently an investor and strategic advisor to technology and media companies. As Founder, Chairman, and CEO of About, Inc. he grew the company to a public market value exceeding $1.5 billion. Scott has many firsts to his credit, including four patents. He led the team that put the first web browser into an online service, started the first Pay Per View cable network, and co-led the team that implemented the first use of national caller ID. He was president of Showtime Event Television when it generated the largest one-night gross in the entertainment business, and aired the first rock concert from the former Soviet Union. Scott has worked at the highest levels of Warner, Viacom, News Corp., PBS, IBM, MCI, and Sears. He has been inducted into the American Advertising Federation's Hall of Achievement and won the prestigious Vanguard Award from the National Cable Television Association.