Raena’s years of entrepreneurial experience provides an invaluable asset to Veebo’s management team. Raena has been the recipient of Tucson’s 40 Under 40 Award and was also named the 2008 Tucson 40 Under 40 Mentor of the Year. The leadership qualities Raena possesses were recently recognized at the 2013 Women in Business Awards where she was presented a prestigious Stevie Award for being among the top women executives in the world.

Edward developed and deployed two mobile applications on the IOs and Android operating systems that have generated millions of user sessions. Edward crafted the online Veebo operating system using a geo-fencing application that interfaces directly with the Veebo mobile application, which has successfully been deployed and tested throughout the US at over 2,000 locations.

Lori Sottile has worked with large companies such as General Dynamics and Motorola, most recently serving as the Sarbanes-Oxley director of a $4.5 billion dollar division of General Dynamics. She has held upper level managerial positions in functional areas such as financial planning and analysis, international accounting, process improvement and internal audit.

James has over 20 years of experience managing the development of enterprise scale software applications for a variety of industries. ames is an expert in large-scale transaction processing and database platforms. He has been involved with several successful business ventures including architecting systems comprised of multi-million lines of code that process millions of medical claims and hundreds of millions of telephone calls on a daily basis.

Bertinelli has shared in many honors. In 2011, “Hot in Cleveland” was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award® for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series. In June of that same year, Bertinelli – along with co-stars Leeves, Malick, and White – was presented with the key to the city of Cleveland by the mayor. In August 2012, she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.