Scott has been a digital design engineer in Silicon Valley high technology for almost 20 years, working in a variety of areas including digital video networking, wireless and optics. Some of his notable designs are the chips used for clock recovery and transport for the EU Internet Backbone, and the world’s first Asynchronous Transfer Mode protocol-based digital video set-top cable television box.

David Serlin brings 30 years of experience in R&D and operations management in several industries many related to the type of products being developed by Mojo. Prior to joining the company, David Serlin was Executive VP of Operations for Interactive Mobile Media, and Director of the Rapid Prototyping Group for for SAIC, a Fortune 200 public company and the General Manager of Dotcast, prior to its being acquired by The Walt Disney Company.

Michael Logue has over twenty years of experience in the music and professional audio products industry. He is skilled at optimizing existing channels as well as creating new opportunities while maximizing revenue and reducing costs. Over the years, Mr. Logue has been responsible for developing strategic relationships between several major audio-industry companies that led to new products and market segments.

Randy Fuchs is a member of the Audio Engineering Society, a voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, and the Society of Broadcast Engineers. Winning over 60 industry awards, Mr. Fuchs has been a sales and marketing consultant to many music industry manufacturers. Mr. Fuchs leveraged his worldwide artist and manufacturer relationships by creating Artist Relations.com, a music publicity and marketing consulting firm.