Steve Shivers CEO and Co-Founder
Steve’s a recovering engineer (Rice U, Mechanical…back when they made mechanical stuff). After a couple of fun years working as an engineer in Alaska, Steve went to business school (UVA) because he thought it would help him behave more professionally. It didn’t. After b-school, Steve worked in consulting (at Kaiser Associates) and then got a front row seat for the dot-com boom and bust (at Infospace) before he landed at Qpass in 2002. At Qpass, he ran sales and marketing then helped develop and launch a new mobile payment network, OpenMarket, which grew to take the #1 position in the US market and continues to expand successfully. Steve was SVP and GM of OpenMarket, by then a division of Amdocs, before exiting in 2008 and starting doxo. Steve hates junk mail, and bills, and dead trees. That’s why he started doxo.

Mark Goris VP Technology and Co-Founder
Mark runs the dev and ops teams. He was something like employee #7 at Qpass. Mark helped architect the original Qpass transactional processing systems, and then ensured their scalability and security as transaction volume grew many multiples each year. He’s a University of Washington engineer, and to his everlasting shame, he owns two pugs. Mark likes to be, oh shall we say, “organized.” That’s why he started doxo.

Roger Parks VP Business Development and Co-Founder
Prior to founding doxo, Roger was SVP of Products and Partnerships at Qpass, where he played an evangelist role (kind of a pied piper of mobile commerce). Before Qpass Roger was with Accenture. Roger’s undergraduate was from University of Washington (go Huskies) and Masters from Washington State University (he followed a girl there). Roger had to buy a new file-cabinet in 2007, when his old one overflowed. That’s why he started doxo.

Jim Nuccitelli VP Sales
Jim has built and worked in several great sales organizations, including ROLM, IBM & Aspect. Prior to doxo, Jim led Sales for PAR3/Varolii, where he built a world class sales organization and grew revenues to over $70M. Jim hates paper clutter and thinks he should be able to manage and pay all his bills from his phone. That’s why he joined doxo.

Mohr Davidow is a leading venture capital firm investing in people and technologies that redefine markets. The firm partners with entrepreneurs seeking a hands-on investor who can help guide and grow successful companies that seek to Drive the Digital World; Personalize Medicine; or Power the Planet. The firm has $2 billion dollars under management.

Sigma Partners invests in exceptional entrepreneurs, and together we make extraordinary things happen. As a pillar of the venture capital industry for more than 25 years, Sigma Partners provides support and strength to entrepreneurs driven to build great companies. With over $2 billion under management, Sigma invests in innovative technology startups across the United States. Drawing on deep operational backgrounds as entrepreneurs and executives, Sigma’s partners provide management teams with practical strategic counsel through every phase of company growth.

Bezos Expeditions manages the personal venture investments of Jeff Bezos, the founder, president, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of Amazon.com.

Steve Shivers CEO and Co-Founder, doxo

Bryan Stolle Partner, Mohr Davidow Ventures

Bryan joined Mohr Davidow in 2008. He made the move to venture capital after a two decade career that began at Ross Perot’s Electronic Data Systems (EDS) with stops at three technology start-up companies, all of which became market leaders. The most recent, Agile Software, he started in 1995. At Agile, which led the creation of a new category now called product lifecycle management (PLM), Bryan served as CEO from start-up through a public offering and secondary that raised over $500M; executed on almost two dozen private and public M&A transactions; steered a major strategy shift following the bursting of the B2B bubble in 2001 that required rebuilding the management team and board and led to the eventual acquisition of the company by Oracle at a revenue run-rate that was more than double its peak during the B2B bubble.

Bryan’s two plus decade journey in technology startups included the raising of over half a billion dollars in private and public capital, the creation of well over $1B in revenues, and returns to venture investors exceeding $1B on less than $30M of venture capital.

Gregory Gretsch Managing Director, Sigma Partners

As a former founder and executive of four start-up technology companies, Greg uses his expertise to assist entrepreneurs in building strong businesses. Greg has been in the high-technology industry for more than 20 years. He joined Sigma in 2000, and brings to the firm expertise in new venture creation and marketing. Greg’s successful investments as both an Angel and Venture investor include TalkingBlocks (HP), SlimDevices (Logitech), Postini (Google) and EqualLogic which was sold to Dell in 2008 for $1.4B, making it the largest all cash acquisition of a venture-backed technology company in history.

In 1997, Greg co-founded Connectify, an enterprise software company that sold software for Electronic Direct Marketing. After selling Connectify to Kana Communications in 1999, he stayed on board as the Vice President of Electronic Direct Marketing. Prior to Kana, Greg started GiftONE in 1996, which he later sold to SkyMall. In 1993, Greg launched his first start up, Vicarious, an education and reference CD-ROM publisher. Early in his career, Greg spent time at Apple where, in addition to spearheading product marketing programs, he lead a project partnering with CNN that offered the first public showcase of QuickTime.

Thomas Layton

Thomas H. Layton was CEO of Metaweb Technologies from 2007 until its acquisition by Google in 2010, CEO of OpenTable from 2001 to 2007, co-founder and President/COO of CitySearch from 1995 to 1999. Thomas serves on the boards of OpenTable, Ancestry.com, oDesk, doxo and Hearsay Corp.

Additionally, Thomas is a co-founder of MapLight.org, a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute, and a graduate of the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Sterling Wilson President and CEO, Ground Truth
Sterling Wilson is currently the President and CEO at mobile measurement firm Ground Truth (www.groundtruth.com), in Seattle. Previously, Sterling was President and a board member at Qpass, and CFO and EVP of Operations at Concur Technologies (NASDAQ: CNQR).

David Beitel CTO, Zillow
David Beitel is the Chief Technology Officer of online real estate database company Zillow.com. Prior to that, he was one of the initial employees at Expedia (NASDAQ: EXPE) and eventually became the company’s CTO. Before Expedia, David worked at Microsoft in the handheld computing group.

Rick Thau Managing Director, Thaughtful Transitions
Rick Thau is the Managing Director at Thaughtful Transitions, a firm that provides guidance to emerging companies. In this role, he has worked with over 20 early stage company over the last twelve years. Previously, he was founder and CEO of Fulltime Software, which he led through its IPO and subsequent acquisition and was founder, CEO and/or President of several other high tech startups.