Since 2013, Sean has focused entirely on building and scaling B2C mobile apps. His most recent project was a mobile game called Evil Apples, which he built from zero to 25 million downloads (and counting). Sean still serves on the company’s board, and carries forward a deep understanding of mobile best practices and gamification techniques that bring joy and simplicity to the users of Go.

Before getting his Ph.D. in immunology, Mike was the U.S.-leading Student Brand Manager for Red Bull. He rewrote their worldwide campus D2C marketing playbook and was the first brand manager to leverage automotive sports in D2C campaigns before Red Bull’s corporate entry to the vertical. Following his Ph.D., he lead a life-science start up from early-stage to maturity, then sold the business to Becton Dickinson and Company (BDX) in 2017.

Jesse went on to lead Dharma for five years as its CEO and founder, and built the company from zero to a 63 million dollar valuation and worldwide usage. Jesse achieved international acclaim during this time, speaking at South by Southwest and receiving coverage in National Geographic, Scientific American, Tech Crunch, and Nature.

A 20-year agency vet who has led creative work with large brands like Chevrolet, Nickelodeon, Hilton, McDonald's, and Microsoft.

Has worked up and down the org chart of virtually every part of a modern software company over the past 20 years, from indie mobile games to Fortune 500 companies like Symantec.

Brings 18 years of strategy experience, both agency and client side. Has worked with global brands such as Google and Adidas.

Studied at MIT, Harvard, and University of Pennsylvania. She has been in leadership roles in both Product and User Experience teams for over ten years.

A startup veteran who has built a team from zero to 500 before their M&A event at mFoundry. Has worked in a variety of industries from fintech deployments to mobile apps built for the aviation industry.