Christy Wyatt

Vice President, Software Platforms and Ecosystem, Motorola, Inc.
As Vice President, Software Platforms and Ecosystem for Motorola, Christy Wyatt is responsible for the development and management of Motorola's strategic platforms, ISV and developer ecosystems. Christy and her global team drive platform definition, design, and development and cultivate a thriving developer environment through partner recruitment/management, tools development and support, ISV management and go-to-market programs. She currently serves as Motorola's board member for the Linux Foundation, LiMo Foundation, and Eclipse Foundation.

Prior to joining Motorola, Christy served as Worldwide Developer Relations Director at Apple Computer where she was responsible for partners, global alliances and evangelism. Before her time at Apple, Christy was Senior Director at Palmsource Inc., responsible for their licensing and developer relations teams where she grew the developer community from 3,000 to 200,000 with more than 14,000 applications.

Christy has also held key technical, sales and business development roles at Sun Microsystems, JavaSoft and ESRI.
> Opening Keynote

Venu Andra

Engineering Manager, Mobile Devices Software, Motorola, Inc.
Venu Andra is an Engineering Manager in Mobile Devices Software at Motorola. He manages the MIDP3.0 Reference Implementation team and is also a member of the MIDP3.0 JSR 271 Expert Group. Venu has previously been involved in various Java ME VM development efforts including PersonalJava, CDC and CLDC class virtual machines. Venu holds a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Toledo.
> PT 101 - The Evolution of Java™ ME across Motorola Products

Mahad Ayalur

Director of Software Product Management, Motorola, Inc.
Mahad Ayalur, Director of Software Product Management, is responsible for MOTOMAGX software platform roadmap. Together with Motorola's customers and developers Mahad plans the MOTOMAGX evolution to deliver a robust platform that will support a compelling product portfolio with rich user experiences. Mahad has 20 years of software industry experience and has spent the last 10 years at Motorola's Mobile Device business. He holds an M.B.A. from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and a Masters in Computer Science from Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India.
> PT 102 - MOTOMAGX - Motorola's Next-Generation Mobile Linux Platform

Steven Baker

Marketing Director, AJAR Platform, Motorola, Inc.
Steven graduated with a master's degree in electrical and electronic engineering from Bradford University in the UK and his early career was spent in hardware design and program management within the Marconi group. Moving to Cambridge-based wireless business TTPCom, he product-managed their successful range of GPRS technologies from inception to full commercial deployment. He went on to direct first the sales function and then the marketing function of TTPCom's software business unit. Following acquisition by Motorola in July 2007, Steven is now marketing director of Motorola's AJAR platform.
> PT 105 - AJAR, Motorola's Platform for Mass-Market Handsets

Frank R. Bentley

Senior Staff Research Engineer, Social Media Research Lab, Motorola Labs, Motorola, Inc.
Frank Bentley is a Senior Staff Research Engineer in the Motorola Social Media Research Lab. He focuses on creating experiences to help existing social groups stay connected and develop stronger social bonds. Frank joined Motorola full-time in 2002 after completing his bachelors and masters degrees in the EECS department of MIT where he also performed research in the Media Lab and Artificial Intelligence Lab. While at Motorola, Frank has worked on media management solutions including a partnership with Yahoo! Research Berkeley on the ZoneTag application, a J2ME application that allows users to tag and upload photos to Flickr with location information and names of nearby businesses, events, and social tags that are derived from GSM Cell ID. He has also worked on mobile presence applications such as Motion Presence which was presented at ACM CHI 2007. For the past two years, Frank has taught a spring semester class at MIT on Mobile Communication including design, development, and usability testing of J2ME applications.
> TU 202 - Truly Mobile J2ME Applications: Location, Media Capture, and Connectivity

Eric Berger

Vice President, Mobile Entertainment, Sony Pictures
Eric Berger is Vice President of Mobile Entertainment for Sony Pictures Television where he is responsible for mobile games, video networks, movies on memory cards and personalization. This year his team will bring to market such games as Spider-Man, God of War, Snoop Dogg Crusin', 007: Top Agent, and extensions of top-selling Wheel of Fortune and JEOPARDY! He is responsible for distribution of digital video networks Funnybone, AXN, The Minisode Network, and Screening Room. Prior to Sony, Berger was VP of Strategic Planning at Time Warner (AOL, HBO, Turner, Time, Time Warner Cable, Warner Bros.) where he was responsible for wireless initiatives and the creation of new digital growth businesses. Previously, he was the GM of WeMedia Inc. where he led the build-out of their web content and video offering. As a Principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers (now IBM Consulting), he co-led the Strategy Consulting Group within the Entertainment, Media and Communications practice while developing new product strategies for leading media companies.
> TU 304 - Mobile Multimedia - The Third Screen Revolution

Jim Berridge

Vice President, Business Development, GoTV Networks
Jim Berridge is a wireless expert with more than 10 years of industry experience. He is currently Vice President of Business Development for GoTV Networks, the first and largest mobile television network and studio group, where he is responsible for all sales channel marketing initiatives for the AT&&T Mobility, Sprint/Nextel, Alltel, and Boost Mobile portfolios. In addition, Jim manages strategic partnerships with Motorola, Qualcomm, Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, and LG.

Prior to joining GoTV Networks, Jim spent eight years at Nokia, where he was an integral part of the sales and marketing management team. Earlier in his career, Jim held several sales and marketing roles at various companies, including MCI and UPS. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Indianapolis and an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management.
> TU 304 - Mobile Multimedia - The Third Screen Revolution

Charles Bezerra

Manager, UI, Consumer Experience Design, Motorola, Inc.
Charles Bezerra Ph.D., is the UI manager for CXD in Latin America, and responsible for the design of digital experiences in many Java applications. He holds a Ph.D. in design from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago; Masters in Engineering and BA in Industrial Design from Universities in Brazil. He has more than 10 years of experience as a strategic design consultant and has worked as lecturer in Brazil, USA and New Zealand.
> TU 201 - Designing the Best UI for Motorola Mobile Handsets

Edwin Bisek

Manager, Application Testing Services, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Edwin Bisek, Manager of Application Testing Services, is responsible for coordination of all testing and signing services related to pre- and post-loaded third party applications for Motorola products. Prior to joining Motorola, Edwin spent over 7 years at PalmSource, Inc and Palm, Inc., where he, among various other activities, co-developed the PalmPowered logo certification program for Palm OS licensees, and the Premium Support Services for the vast Palm OS third party developer community. He holds a B.S degree in Electrical Engineering from the T.H. Rijswijk in the Netherlands.
> TU 204 - Develop and Deploy your Applications with MOTODEV

Doug Bloomquist

Director, Developer Programs, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Doug Bloomquist, Director of Developer Programs, is responsible for the MOTODEV developer program, which includes the online infrastructure that supports Motorola's global developer ecosystem. Doug spent 16 years at Apple and led the team that created the Apple Developer Connection and grew Apple's developer base by over 2,000%. Prior to that, Doug spent 18 years as a U.S. Naval Officer. He holds an M.S. in civil engineering from the University of New Mexico and a B.S. in mathematics from the U.S. Naval Academy.
> TU 204 - Develop and Deploy your Applications with MOTODEV

Jaime A. Borras

Motorola Senior Fellow, Specialty Platforms Advanced Technology, Mobile Devices, Motorola, Inc.
Jaime Borras is a Motorola Senior Fellow responsible for leading and creating new technology for the development of breakthrough products that ultimately become key elements of success for various high volume businesses at Motorola. He holds the title of Master Innovator and Dan Noble Fellow with 41 United States patents, several Engineering Awards of Excellence and many publications in the field of Wireless Communication Systems, Digital Signal Processing and Integrated Circuits.

Jaime is a member of the Motorola Science Advisory Board, the Florida Atlantic University and the Florida International University Advisory Boards.

He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and Physics and a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering degree from Florida Atlantic University.
> PT 106 - Developing Applications for WiMAX

Jason Buberel

Engineering Manager, Mobile Devices, Motorola, Inc.
Jason Buberel is an Engineering Manager in Motorola's Mobile Devices Software group where develops applications for Motorola's MOTOMAGX platform. Since joining Motorola in 2004 his team developed the SCREEN3 content distribution service which has been deployed on more than a dozen carrier networks worldwide. His more recent efforts have been on the development of client development frameworks and tools. Prior to joining Motorola, Jason spent most of his time developing web-based applications for a variety of companies and industries. Jason holds an MS degree in physiology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
> TU 301 - Strategies and Techniques for Supporting Web 2.0 Services

Peter Castanon

Senior Manager, Ecosystem Marketing, Motorola, Inc.
Peter and his team are responsible for working with top-tier ISVs to identify and champion strategic marketing initiatives that bring increased visibility to Motorola and its associated developer ecosystem.

Prior to Motorola, Peter created and managed Palm's PluggedIn Program and later the Palm Developer Network.

Peter is a graduate of UC Santa Barbara, CA and received a B.S. Computer Science and B.A. Business Economics.
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Tim Chang

Principal, Norwest Venture Partners
Tim brings a combination of operational, technical and international business experience to Norwest Venture Partners. Tim focuses on investments in wireless and digital media as well as business development initiatives in Asia-Pacific. Tim has recently invested in 3Jam, a multiparty mobile text messaging platform and service, and has joined the board of directors. Tim currently serves on the advisory boards of the Wireless Communications Alliance (WCA), IBD Under the Radar, Digital Hollywood, VC Task Force Wireless SIG, Silicon Valley Chinese Wireless Association, as well as the IBF Wireless Investor Summit.

Tim holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he was an Arjay Miller Scholar, and an MS in electrical engineering/system engineering as well as a BS in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan.
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Mark Chellis

Director of Carrier and Channel Marketing, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Mark Chellis is Director of Carrier and Channel Marketing for Motorola's Enterprise Mobility business. He is responsible for marketing Motorola's Enterprise products with wireless carriers and Motorola's channel partners. Mark's career has included senior marketing and business development roles with Smith International, Compaq Computer, Unisys and several startups within the technology sector. Mark has served on several National Science Foundation committees and has been focused on helping turn technological breakthroughs into tangible customer business solutions. He is a frequent panelist and speaker on Enterprise Mobility and marketing.

Mark joined Motorola in 2005. He holds degrees from Michigan State University and has served as Associate Professor of Computer Science at Mercy College in Detroit. Mark resides in Long Island, New York, with his wife and daughter.
> TU 404 - Enterprise Mobility Business (EMb) Product Roadmap

John Ellis

Director, Carrier Market Development, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
John Ellis is the Director of Carrier Market Development within Motorola's Ecosystem and Market Development team. John and his team are responsible for all ecosystem interactions with wireless carriers worldwide, providing interactive support for the selection and inclusion of developer applications on carrier devices. His team is also responsible for the interactions between MOTODEV and each carrier's developer team, providing the tools, SDK's and technical interactions such as webcasts and technical chats in support of the carrier's work with their developer community.

John has over 18 years of experience throughout the telecommunications industry in both the infrastructure and handset businesses. He has held numerous leadership positions in Motorola with multiple international experiences including expatriate positions in both Europe and Asia. He is Motorola's Executive Council member to the LiMo Foundation and Co-Chair of the Mobile Linux Initiative, formerly in OSDL and now part of the Linux Foundation. John has undergraduate degrees in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Spanish from Valparaiso University, an MS in Computer Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology, and an MBA from the University of Notre Dame.
> TU 206 - Working with Carriers - A view from the OEM

Susan Flake

Manager, Systems Engineering, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Systems Engineering Manager within the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) group for Motorola's Enterprise Mobility business. Susan's responsibilities include leading a team of Architects who specialize in implementing leading edge RFID systems in real world environments. Susan has held a number of positions within the Enterprise Mobility industry for the past 12 years
> TU 505 - RFID Application Development and Integration

Lori Fraleigh

Senior Product Manager, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Lori Fraleigh is a senior product manager at Motorola responsible for the MOTODEV Studio product line. She works closely with the MOTOMAGX team to develop comprehensive plans for supporting all 3 application environments. She has been responsible for creating tools and development environments for device software developers for the past 10 years. She has a M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University and a B.S. degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering from Purdue University.
> TU 203 - 5 Easy Steps to Building Applications in MOTODEV Studio
> TU 306 - Developing Mobile Web Applications with WebUI

François Goldfain

Senior Engineer, Motorola, Inc.
François Goldfain is a senior engineer with expertise in Linux and mobile devices. He is currently leading the WebUI project and is one of the lead architects of the MOTOMAGX application framework. Prior to joining Motorola, François worked for InPhonic Inc., a leader in Wireless Services, and for Earthlink Inc., one of the leading Internet service providers in the US.
> TU 306 - Developing Mobile Web Applications with WebUI

Monica Hamilton

Vice President of Content, Handango
As the vice president of content, Ms. Hamilton is responsible for defining and executing Handango's global smartphone content strategy. In her role, she will lead content acquisition efforts, develop revenue strategies and help lead Handango's efforts to optimize content and e-commerce services.
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Michael Hennel

Technical Market Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Michael Hennel is a Technical Marketing Engineer with the MSP team. TMEs are dedicated to assisting customers, partners, and fellow "Motorolans" be successful in implementing MSP. Michael aids in pre and post-sales efforts providing documentation, design review, training and support on MSP related issues. Michael has 23 years experience with Motorola. Starting with the Telxon Corporation in 1984, (acquired by Symbol in the late nineties), Michael has held positions in training, customer support, marketing, technical publications, and government contracts. Michael gained his electronic background troubleshooting Naval weapon systems.
> TU 401 - Using Mobility Services Platform for Software Deployment and Updating

Allan Herrod

Senior Principal Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Allan Herrod, Senior Principal Engineer and Architect for Mobility Software, is currently responsible for defining the product capabilities for Motorola's Mobility Services Platform (MSP), a Mobile Device Management System. Allan came to Motorola as part of the Symbol Technologies acquisition and has been heavily involved in Mobile Device development and architecture, as part of Symbol and its prior acquisition, MSI Data Corporation, for more than 20 years.
> TU 402 - Extending Mobility Services Platform through Plug-ins
> TU 403 - Device Management Design Review for Mobility Services Platform

Sam Hui

Senior Product Manager, Roxio
Sam Hui is a senior product manager for Roxio, a division of Sonic Solutions, the leading provider of consumer, professional and digital authoring products such as Easy Media Creator for Windows and Roxio Toast for Mac.

Sam oversees the mobile and media management technologies and products within Roxio. As an avid digital media and convergence technology enthusiast, Sam brings much of that passion and insight into helping shape and navigate the uncharted waters of leading edge digital media convergence.
> TU 304 - Mobile Multimedia - The Third Screen Revolution

Magnus Johansson

Senior Staff Engineer, Strategic ISV Support Group, Developer Technical Services, Motorola, Inc.
Magnus Johansson is a Senior Staff Engineer at Motorola and is responsible for managing technical services for strategic ISV partners. Since joining Motorola in 2000, Magnus has led teams of engineers and application developers that have provided solutions for various platforms such as Motorola OS (Java ME), Linux, Symbian/UIQ and Windows Mobile. He has also been an integral part of developing Motorola's developer program, MOTODEV and has represented Motorola at professional conferences such as JavaOne, 3GSM, CeBIT, GDC etc. Magnus is currently working closely with partner vendors to ensure a rich user experience is delivered for Motorola's phone product portfolio.
> TU 305 - Mobile Music - Learning How to Play Before You Can Fast Forward

Samir Kakkar

JavaME Software Development Lead, Mobile Devices Software - Invent, Motorola, Inc.
Samir Kakkar is an OO expert with over 14 years of experience in the industry, starting with Smalltalk and moving on to Java. He has over 7 years of embedded Java experience. He started with Motorola in the early days of J2ME, working on the debutant for the world's first java phone. Samir has represented Motorola in the JSR 179 expert group and is currently a member of the JSR 293 expert group.
> TU 302 - Exploiting the Rapid Growth of Location-Based Services

Kesav Kaliyaperumal

Software Engineering Manager, CDMA Software, Mobile Devices, Motorola, Inc.
Kesav Kaliyaperumal is an Engineering Manager in Motorola's Mobile Device Business unit and is responsible for feature development and BREW porting for CDMA handsets. Since joining Motorola in 1999, Kesav has had lead roles in software development and integration on TDMA and GSM products. In his early days as a DSP engineer at Motorola, he co-developed an audio enhancing module which improved the audio quality in speakerphone modes and has shipped in millions of Motorola phones. Prior to joining Motorola, Kesav developed audio applications for a variety of companies. Kesav holds a MS degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan at Dearborn.
> PT 107 - Developing Applications for CDMA

Edward Kay

Developer Relations, UIQ Technology
Ed is responsible for developer relations at UIQ Technology.

Ed has a long history of innovation and technical achievement through previous roles as Head of Localisation at Dorling Kindersley Multimedia, where he headed the team that won the prestigious Milia D'Or for the Multimedia DVD of the Year 2000, and Head of Developer Programs at Symbian. Ed holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics and Computing and a Masters in Optical Data Recording.

During his time at Symbian, Ed was responsible for updating the development tool chain and for instituting the successful developer day events, collaborating with Nokia and Sony Ericsson.

Ed chairs the UIQ Developer Advisory Board which brings together representatives from the entire mobile application value chain, in order to highlight and develop activities and strategies aimed at supporting and encouraging mobile developers. He is also responsible for the successful UIQ Developer Fast Track events.
> PT 103 - Creating Robust Applications for Motorola's UIQ Handsets

Ingrid Kelly

Sr. Manager, Creative Markets, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Ingrid Kelly, Sr. Manager of Creative Markets, manages the team that is responsible for delivering key differentiated 3rd party experiences for Motorola devices in the video, photo, file sharing, social media and music categories. Ms. Kelly has 15 years of software industry experience and prior to joining Motorola has most recently spent 11 years working in Apple's Worldwide Developer Relations group. Ingrid holds a B.A. in Computer Science and Economics from Wellesley College.
> TU 301 - Strategies and Techniques for Supporting Web 2.0 Services

Diane Krakora

Founder, Amazon Consulting
Diane Krakora founded Amazon Consulting in early 1998 with a vision of helping high technology companies increase sales and profitability by focusing on their need for effective, efficient partnering structures. Over the past several years, through Diane's leadership, Amazon Consulting has grown in client success and industry awareness and is now considered the premier channel and alliance consulting and management company. Diane leads a team of highly skilled channel and alliance development experts, in four specific competency areas: consulting, partner management, technology and intelligence. Diane maintains an active hand with many client engagements and is a frequent contributor to industry articles and conferences.

Before founding Amazon Consulting, Diane held executive positions in channels, sales and marketing roles at several high technology companies. Diane holds a master's degree in business administration from Santa Clara University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in quantitative economics from the University of California at San Diego.
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Christian Kurzke

Architect, Developer Tools, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Christian is responsible for the overall architecture of Motorola's software tools for external developers. As part of this role he is overseeing the creation of Motorola's first end-to-end Eclipse based IDE, MOTODEV Studio, the first version which supports developers of mobile Java applications was publicly released in August 2007.

Within the Eclipse open source community he is leading the "Tools for Mobile Linux" project, which aims to create an end-to-end tooling environment for Linux based mobile devices.

Before joining Motorola, Christian has worked at SUN Microsystems' embedded Java group where he was instrumental in the creation of the "Open Services Gateway initiative" (OSGi) an open standard for an embedded Java services framework. He then co-founded Gatespace inc. which created managed network devices based on the OSGi standard.

He holds a M.S. degree in Computer Science from University Erlangen (Germany) and an MBA degree from University of Santa Clara.
> TU 301 - Strategies and Techniques for Supporting Web 2.0 Services

Paul Leeper

Director, Business and Market Development, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Paul's Market & Business Development team is responsible for working with developers and technology enabling companies to discover, develop and deliver core functionality and rich experiences that differentiate Motorola products. This team provides the entire lifecycle of partner relationship management across the full range of Motorola platforms and business units while driving delivery of compelling solutions in key market segments from enterprise to games and entertainment.
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Kevin Lollock

Consulting Systems Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Kevin Lollock, Consulting Systems Engineer is responsible for the pre-sales efforts of Motorola's channel engineering team. Kevin joined Symbol initially in 1990 and has been actively employed in the Auto ID/Data Collection industry for the last 22 years. Early in his career, he served as a participating member of the Automotive Industry Action Group in developing the early specifications for the AIAG Symbology Standard and AIAG Shipping Label standards. Kevin has been heavily involved in all aspects of mobile computing use in the enterprise in vertical markets from retail through industrial and worked on numerous end user implementations for some of Enterprise Mobility businesses largest customers.
> TU 406 - Managing User Access to Applications on Enterprise Mobility Devices

Scott Lyons

Director, EMEA Market Development, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Scott Lyons began his career in New York City at MTV in the mid 90's spearheading promotions for The Video Music Awards and Movie Awards. During his time at the channel, Scott also co-founded production company Sugar. In 1998 Scott moved Sugar to London with fellow MTV colleagues and quickly made a name by producing large-scale live TV and webcast events. Scott then joined WPP's interactive agency Digit as Commercial Director and was instrumental in building up the company's reputation within the advertising world. While working on the Motorola account Scott was offered to take on a new position at the company of Music Director in the just launched Global Category Marketing team. Whilst in this position Scott spearheaded Motorola's music strategy and created platforms for preloading music across the company's device range. Scott recently joined the MotoDev team and is looking after market development in EMEA.
> TU 305 - Mobile Music - Learning How to Play Before You Can Fast Forward

Dave Malouf

Industrial Designer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
David Malouf has been involved in digital interaction design for 13 years. Most of his recent career has been centered on the design of enterprise software systems with a concentration of interaction design. Most recently he has taken that experience earned at companies like Documentum, IntraLinks, BMG, Sony, Prudential, Merrill Lynch, American Express, Ameritech, and UPS, to Motorola Enterprise Mobility, where he is constantly merging his lessons from the software world, with new lessons from the world of electronic device design. A thinker and evangelist of user experience design and interaction design, he has dived deeply into the juxtapositions of interaction design and industrial design as they come together to create a new user experience practice.

Outside of work, David is the Vice President and founding director of the Interaction Design Association (IxDA), a 4500+ global member organization dedicated to the advancement and promotion of the discipline of interaction design. His community of practice work leads him to getting published in various user experience design online and offline publications and speaking engagements around the world.
> TU 504 - Perfecting the Mobile Application User Experience

Guy Martin

Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, Motorola Open Source Technologies, Motorola, Inc.
Guy Martin is a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff within Motorola's Mobile Devices business. He helped establish opensource.motorola.com, and works with groups inside of Motorola to better interface with the open source community. Guy also co-manages a version of SourceForge.net inside of Motorola, to take advantage of the best practices of open source methodology within the company.
> TU 307 - Open Source, Motorola, and You

Andy Mathis

Senior Manager, Business Solutions & Emerging Technologies, Mobile Devices, Motorola, Inc.
Andy Mathis has over eight years of experience in the wireless industry in a variety of sales, strategy and business development roles. He currently manages the Business Solutions and Emerging Technologies team within the MOTODEV Market Development team, working with companies in a range of market segments including LBS, Mobile Commerce, Mobile Office and Productivity.

Prior to his current role at Motorola, Andy managed a team that led the deployment of wireless Java applications on mass market handsets across both consumer and business segments as part of the Motorola iDEN product team. In addition, Andy served as head of North American sales for Esmertec, a leading JVM provider focused on the mobile and cable industries.

Andy holds a BA and MBA from the University of Texas at Austin.
> TU 302 - Exploiting the Rapid Growth of Location-Based Services

Stephen McDonnell

Market Development Manager, Games, Ecosystem and Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Stephen McDonnell brings more than a decade of industry experience to his role as Market Development Manager of Games for Motorola's Ecosystem and Market Development group. In this capacity, Mr. McDonnell establishes relationships with leading industry developers and provides the tools and resources they need to create the next generation of mobile gaming experiences for Motorola products.

Most recently, Mr. McDonnell held executive positions in software market development for Palm, serving both the United States and Australia markets. Prior to that, he worked in Australia for Apple and FileMaker.

Stephen McDonnell holds a bachelors degree from the University of Sydney.
> TU 202 - Truly Mobile J2ME Applications: Location, Media Capture, and Connectivity

Dave Mohnke

Software Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Dave Mohnke, Software Engineer is currently a member of the team responsible for applications support for strategic accounts. As part of these duties, Dave has developed custom applications for some of Motorola's largest customers. Applications that he has written are running on over 100,000 handhelds world wide. Dave came to Motorola as part of the Symbol Technologies acquisition and has been heavily involved in Windows CE applications development for the last 10 years. He has over 20 years experience as an applications developer working in a diverse group of industries.
> TU 502 - Enterprise Mobility SMDKs and Tools Overview

John Phillips

Vice President, Business Development, Astraware
John Phillips is VP of Business Development for Astraware, premier developer and publisher of award-winning games and entertainment software across a range of smartphone platforms including Windows Mobile, mobile Linux, and Symbian UIQ and S60. Prior to his move to Business Development, John was in charge of the company's Marketing and PR functions, having joined Astraware from the marketing department at Game (Stores) Ltd, the UK's largest dedicated video games retailer.

Raised in the North West of England, John attended Manchester University and gained a First Class Honors Degree in English Language. Before settling in Marketing and Business Development, John had a varied career path which included time as a freelance Radio Journalist, and several months at Europe's Premier Leisure Park where amongst other roles he performed daily in a giant dog suit!
> TU 205 - Generating Revenue for your Applications across Go-To-Market Channels

Michael Saffitz

Program Manager, Microsoft
Michael Saffitz is a Program Manager on the Windows Mobile Developer Experience team where he focuses on ensuring that ISVs have the tools, information, and support they need to build awesome mobile applications.
> PT 104 - Maximizing Application Development for Windows Mobile 5.0 and Beyond
> TU 501 - Building Adaptable Windows Mobile Applications

Harshul Sanghi

Managing Director, Motorola Ventures, Motorola, Inc.
Harshul Sanghi manages the Silicon Valley office of Motorola Ventures, based in Sunnyvale, California. Harshul's role includes identifying, executing, and managing strategic investments in startup companies that will drive the realization of Motorola's vision of Seamless Mobility. He is also responsible for managing the Venture group's investment activities in India. Harshul has extensive experience in the digital media convergence, consumer electronics, and semiconductor industries. Harshul, himself an entrepreneur, enjoys working with entrepreneurs to drive the adoption of disruptive market technologies.

Harshul holds an MBA from the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) in Lausanne, Switzerland, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Oregon. He also holds a Bachelor's degree in Accountancy and Financial Management from the University of Bombay, India.
> TU 207 - Funding your Business with Motorola Ventures

Toby Severtson

Senior Technical Manager, MOTOSPHERE Initiative, Corporate Information Technology, Motorola, Inc.
Mr. Severtson is the senior technical manager of the Motorola IT MOTOSPHERE initiative. He is responsible for the implementation and deployment of Motorola & partner seamless mobility solutions within the Motorola enterprise -- which includes the deployment of communication and mobile applications. Toby has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Information Systems, as well as a Master of Science degree in Computer Information Systems.
> TU 303 - Inside IT: Deploying Line of Business Applications

Sujit Sinha

Senior Director, Web & Mobility Solutions, Corporate Information Technology, Motorola, Inc.
Mr. Sinha is the Senior Director of Web and Mobility at Motorola Corporate in Schaumburg, IL. He leads the MOTOSPHERE initiative to enable seamless mobility within Motorola. He also oversees Motorola's intranet, extranet, and collaboration platforms; directs major IT strategic projects; and drives the introduction of disruptive IT technologies.

Prior to Motorola, Mr. Sinha worked at A.T. Kearney, the Pentagon, and American Airlines. He was also part of the Space Shuttle launch team at NASA and played a key role on the Presidential Commission's Challenger Accident Analysis Team.

Mr. Sinha earned an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Alabama in Huntsville, and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Kentucky.
> TU 303 - Inside IT: Deploying Line of Business Applications

Charles Ubriaco

Principal Systems Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Charles Ubriaco, Principal Systems Engineer is currently a member of the team responsible for supporting Motorola's Enterprise Mobility business platform systems engineering in the areas of WWAN and voice. Charlie joined Symbol in 2001 from Telular as the WWAN systems engineer for a combined GSM/802.11b compact flash radio module. Charlie has been working on voice performance and the application interface definition as well as working with Symbol partners supporting new applications in the field. Charles has lead innovative voice applications on wearable mobile computers, optimized voice APIs for WAN based devices and worked on numerous end user implementations for some of Enterprise Mobility businesses largest customers.
> TU 506 - Integrating Voice Functionality into Enterprise Applications

Dave Ulmer

Senior Director, Entertainment Products, Motorola, Inc.
Dave Ulmer is Motorola's Sr. Director of Entertainment Products, defining and promoting seamlessly mobile media devices and experiences. A digital media pioneer, Dave has held a variety of executive roles with wireless, hardware, and software companies, including running the world's leading CD-Recording software company and initiating its spinout as the original founder of Roxio and Napster. Dave serves as board director and vice-chairman of the Mobile Entertainment Forum and has a long history of championing and chaperoning leading edge products into mainstream consumer markets.
> TU 304 - Mobile Multimedia - The Third Screen Revolution

Vivekananda Uppunda

Sr. Software Specialist, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Vivekananda Uppunda has been involved in the WLAN domain for the past 2 years. He has a cumulative work experience of 4 ½ years. His earlier work experience was involved in the area of Digital signal processing in Audio/video Codec.

He has completed his Bachelors in the field of Electronics and Instrumentation and his Masters in Advanced Communication and Digital Signal Processing.
> TU 503 - WLAN Profile Management using the Fusion API

Simon Walker

Head of Developer Technical Services, Ecosystem & Market Development, Motorola, Inc.
Simon Walker has 10 years of experience within the wireless industry. During this time he has held software engineering roles within cellular and data networking and mobile applications support. He currently manages the Global MOTODEV Developer Technical Services team, with the primary focus of providing software support to individuals and companies deploying applications onto Motorola mobile platforms. He holds a B.Sc (Hons) Degree in Business and Information Technology from Staffordshire University.
> PT 101 - The Evolution of Java™ ME across Motorola Products

Daphanie Wallace

Sr. Product Line Manager, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Daphanie Wallace, Sr. Product Line Manager, Enterprise Mobility Solutions, is responsible for the Mobility Services Platform (MSP) product line within the Mobility Software Solutions organization. In this role, Daphanie drives definition and sets the overall vision and strategy for the product line to meet and exceed market demands in the Enterprise Device Management space. Prior to this role, Daphanie spent over 10 years in varying roles within Motorola from Network Software Architecture to Technical Marketing within Motorola's MDb business. Daphanie holds a Computer Science degree from Northwestern University.
> TU 403 - Device Management Design Review for Mobility Services Platform

Mitchell Weinstock

Vice President, Business Development, Kinoma Inc.
Mitchell Weinstock brings 25 years of sales and marketing experience with companies such as Apple Computer, ComputerLand, kärna Technology, Kinoma Inc, Sonic Solutions, and SuperMac. Mitchell has been developing products, new markets and sales partners by understanding the needs of each of the parties who often are not aware of each other's existence, and bringing them together.

Prior to joining Kinoma, Mitchell worked at Sonic Solutions as Director of Online Operations, Sales and Marketing, driving all web properties and estore operations world wide. He increased gross revenues 22 times and registrations over 10 times in a 2 year period. During his time at kärna Technology as Vice President of Business Development, he drove companies to become interested in licensing kärna's patented precision optical encoder technology, including creating a relationship with Intel that allowed kärna's Razer group to integrate their product into the Intel Pentium 4 launch.
> TU 304 - Mobile Multimedia - The Third Screen Revolution

Roman Woloszczuk

Software Engineer, Enterprise Mobility business, Motorola, Inc.
Roman Woloszczuk is responsible for the Enterprise Mobility Tools which includes DataWedge, RemCapture, StartUpCtl and SCM. Roman has been with Motorola for 15 years originally working directly with customers to develop their solutions based on Motorola Enterprise Mobility devices. He holds a B.Sc(Hons) Degree in Electronic Engineering from Middlesex University.
> TU 405 - Application Persistence on Enterprise Mobility Products