Conference: Enterprise 2.0 Track

Adam Miller President and CEO As founder, President and CEO of Cornerstone OnDemand, Adam Miller is responsible for creating and driving the long-term vision for the company, which has enabled triple-digit growth in each of the last three years. Under Miller's direction, the company has achieved a leadership position in the fields of on-demand talent management and online education. Industry experts, including Gartner's research team, have recognized Cornerstone OnDemand as visionary. Miller blends his extensive background in finance, business, technology and law to guide Cornerstone OnDemand. Miller served time as an investment banker, with a focus on media and technology banking, with both Schroders (now Citigroup) and an international affiliate of Montgomery Securities (now Bank of America). During that time, he managed equity and debt transactions, as well as M&A activity, for both public and private corporations. Miller honed his entrepreneurial skills as a small business consultant with the Card Group, supporting business planning and development efforts, and as a small business owner. Miller holds a JD from the UCLA School of Law, an MBA from the Anderson School of Business, a BS in System Analysis from the Wharton School and a BA in European History from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a CPA and has Series 7 certifications. Miller also has co-authored two books: Business Capital for Women and Managing your Inheritance. Miller lives in Los Angeles with his wife Staci and their children, Hayden and Madison.

Mike joined Intacct as CEO in February, 2007. He has over 36 years experience in the information technology industry and has been CEO of three Silicon Valley companies and General Manager of four major businesses at IBM. Most of his experience has been working in businesses based on advanced technology in the early stage of market adoption or helping businesses grow around a new vision. As CEO of Neuron Data, he transformed it into Blaze Software which went public in 2000 and is now part of Fair Issac Corporation. In the mid 1990?s, he led Kaleida Labs, the pioneering multimedia joint venture of Apple and IBM, and most recently co-founded The Interim CEO Network, Silicon Valley?s #1 source for interim leadership. His IBM career spanned 23 years, customers of all sizes, and products as diverse as software, servers of all sizes, PC?s and even typewriters. Habitually "on the edge" of new trends like on demand application solutions, Mike also was a founder and VP of IBM's Multimedia Division in 1990 and started its Fireworks Partners venture fund in 1992. He formed the Interactive Multimedia Association in 1991 and served as its chairman until merging with the Software Publishers Association in 1996. He helped launch SNA in 1977 and the original IBM PC in 1981. He has also been a guest lecturer in the entrepreneurship programs at Stanford's Graduate School of Business and Santa Clara University. He currently serves as Lead Independent Director of the Board of Callidus Software (NASDAQ: CALD). He has a BA in Psychology from the University of Rochester and also an MBA from its Simon School.

Steve Gershik is vice president of marketing innovation at Eloqua, a leading provider of lead management software. At Eloqua he's responsible for channel and customer marketing, as well as demand generation. He authors The Innovative Marketer blog and Podcast. Before Eloqua, he was responsible for online marketing at Nuance. He's consulted for Apple, HP and Tektronix and has taught writing at Stanford University.

Eran Aloni is responsible for product specification and ensuring that Clarizen's solutions fit market requirements. He also directs Clarizen?s marketing programs. Eran joined Clarizen from Blue Security, where he was Director of Marketing. In a short period of time, Aloni successfully created strong brand awareness, significant media coverage and recruited a large, active and dedicated community of consumers, enabling the company to fully deploy its anti-spam solution. Prior to Blue Security, Eran was a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft Labs in Israel. Before joining Microsoft he spent over five years at Comverse, where he held several senior positions, including an Associate Vice President managing the company?s Handset Clients Division. Eran Aloni holds a BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics from Tel Aviv University.

As CEO at oDesk, Gary Swart brings more than 16 years of sales, management, and leadership experience in the enterprise software market. Most recently Gary was the COO of Intellibank and previously a Business Unit Executive for IBM's Rational Software Product Group. Gary joined IBM through the acquisition of Rational Software where he ran their SMB Operations. He also held a number of other senior management positions at Rational, including Director of SMB Sales, Regional Manager, Area Manager, and Director of Corporate Sales. Prior to Rational Gary held a number of sales, management, and leadership positions with Pure Software, subsequently Pure-Atria, which previously merged with Rational. Gary holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Maryland.

Hal is the Chief Technology Officer for 24-by-7 Service and brings over 20 years of experience in developing partnerships to deliver innovative Internet-based products and services. Hal architected and launched 24-by-7's SaaS offering called PBX+ (www.pbxplus.net). During a 4 month sabbatical in early 2007, Hal helped found Memorize Truth, LLC, where they successfully launched www.VerseMinder.com using gadget technology within the Mozilla Framework. Before joining 24-by-7, he worked as a Managing Director for eonBusiness Corporation where he leveraged his background in technology and e-commerce to strengthen strategic alliances and helped launch new business units such as Atlas OnePoint (recently acquired by www.microsoft.com). Mr. Anderson was also a founder of Navidec, Inc. where he led its automotive practice group, launching several highly successful e-commerce sites including DriveOff.com, the nation's first 100-percent online leasing and auto -buying Web site that has since been acquired by Microsoft (autos.msn.com). Prior to joining Navidec, Mr. Anderson led technology and change management teams at US WEST for nine years. Mr. Anderson earned a Bachelors degree from the University of Arizona in Management Information Systems and received a Masters degree from the University of Denver in Computer Information Systems. He served on the board of directors of the Denver Street School, one of a nationwide network of non-profit, fully accredited high schools for at-risk youth (www.streetschools.org).