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Board of Directors
Jeff is a Managing Director with Fennebresque & Co., where he focuses on healthcare and technology. Jeff joined Fennebresque & Co. in 2009 after retiring from PricewaterhouseCoopers ("PwC"). While at PwC, Jeff was a partner for 20 years and served as the Managing Partner of the PwC Raleigh office for 14 years. He has extensive experience working with publicly and privately-held technology, healthcare, and large, multi-national companies. Jeff currently serves on the Board of Directors of Ply Gem Holdings, Inc., where he serves as chair of the audit committee. He also currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina. Jeff is actively involved in the Research Triangle area business community. He is a past board member of the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (“CED”), where he twice served as chairman of the board, and the North Carolina Technology Association (“NCTA”), where he served as Treasurer. Jeff is actively involved in various civic organizations and currently serves on the board of directors of the North Carolina Museum of Art Foundation, the North Carolina School for Science and Mathematics Foundation and NC IDEA. In the past, Jeff has served on the board of directors for Artspace, Inc., Community Learning Centers, Inc., the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce and the United Arts Council. Jeff holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from the University of Kentucky.
Tim is the former chief operating officer for Red Hat (NYSE:RHT), the world's premier open source and Linux provider. As COO, Tim used his insight to accelerate the momentum of open source and expand Red Hat's worldwide business operations. Prior to Red Hat, Tim was senior vice president of worldwide sales at Seattle-based Visio Corporation, where he was instrumental in growing the company from a start-up to a public company that was acquired by Microsoft for $1.5 billion. During his more than 20 years working with emerging technology companies, he has helped launch many other successful start-ups, including Aldus, known for the creation of PageMaker, which was acquired by Adobe and Approach, a PC database company that was sold to Lotus. Mr. Buckley served on the board of SmartPath, which was acquired by DoubleClick (Nasdaq:DCLK) and as an advisor to MySQL, which was acquired by Sun Microsystems. He currently serves on the board of ChannelAdvisor, rPath and Carpio. He graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Liberal Arts.
Noel has been part of the Silicon Valley venture capital community for over 40 years. His focus at Trinity Ventures is software and services. Prior to co-founding Trinity Ventures in 1986, Noel was co-founder of three successful technology startups, and CEO of two of them, Covalent Systems and Acurex. From 1983 to 1986, he led Covalent Systems from start-up to a profitable $12 million sales level in three years. He led Acurex from 1972 to 1982 during a period when sales increased nearly ten-fold to $65 million. Noel has led or worked with Alldata (acquired by AutoZone – AZO), Bright Horizons Family Solution (BFAM), Digital Research (acquired by Novell – NOVL), Forte Software (FRTE), Fuego (acquired by BEA Systems – BEA), KOS (MENT – acquired by Mentor Graphics), Intelligent Interactions (acquired by 24/7 Media – TFSM), Interval Logic (acquired by PRI Automation), KnowledgeNet (acquired by Thomson Publishing), Menlo Care (JNJ – acquired by Johnson & Johnson), and Personal Computing Tools (acquired by Netegrity). In addition to SciQuest, Noel is currently on the boards of BlueStripe, Blue Tarp Financial, ID Analytics, LoopNet, and MyNew Place. Noel is actively involved in the World Presidents' Organization and the Stanford Athletic Board. He is a past chairman of the Northern California Chapter of the Young Presidents' Organization and a past chairman of the American Electronics Association. Noel has an M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a B.S. in chemistry from Cornell University.
Daniel is currently on the board of directors at the Lawrence Transplant Foundation. He was previously a member of the NYSE Listed Companies Advisory Board. In addition, Daniel served as a member of the board of Iconixx, an internet services firm based in Houston, Texas, and Vigilinx, a digital security company based in New Jersey. He was also on the board of directors of Cysive, a web software company based in Reston, Virginia, that was recently sold in a management buyout. In 1999, Daniel was selected as the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year. He is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island.
Steve has led the company to a compelling financial position by growing revenues and deeply instilling fiscal responsibility, making SciQuest the only profitable eprocurement provider. He focuses on guiding the company to achieve the highest levels of customer satisfaction through innovative product development and a dedicated professional services team. Steve's early success as a technology entrepreneur continues to fuel his passion for leading companies to excellence. Prior to SciQuest, he served as senior director, strategic investments & mergers and acquisitions at SAS Institute in Raleigh, North Carolina. He joined SAS in June 2000, after SAS acquired DataFlux Corporation, where he served as president and CEO. Before joining DataFlux, Steve was managing director/Europe and senior executive vice president for SunGard Treasury Systems, a division of SunGard Data Systems, Inc., and president and CEO of Multinational Computer Models, Inc., which was sold to SunGard Data Systems in 1998. A well-seasoned executive with more than 20 years of experience, Steve started his career with the General Electric Company. He graduated from its renowned Financial Management Program with honors and became treasurer of GE Plastics. He is a graduate of the University of Kentucky. |
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