Brandon Conley

Aventail Corp. manufactures remote-access networking services. It delivers a single secure access gateway for all users, internal and external and network resources with complete security. The company provides its services to mid to large-sized organizations worldwide, including AT&T, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Chicago Housing Authority, DuPont, Radiology Ltd, James Richardson International and Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development (OECD), Overlake Hospital and IBM Global Services. Aventail was founded by Chris Hopen and Evan Kaplan in 1996 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Zenprise provides service-management software that delivers real-time, automated diagnosis and resolution of problems across the Microsoft Exchange and BlackBerry environment. Founded in 2003, Zenprise is headquartered in Fremont, California and is privately held with funding from investors Bay Partners, Mayfield, and Shasta Ventures. Zenprise's executive and product teams bring enterprise software experience from companies such as Mercury, EDS, Zambeel, Bay Networks and Loudcloud.

Pencom Systems, Inc. provides information technology staffing services. It also provides recruitment of full-time personnel, staffing on a consulting basis, on-site recruiting, and executive placement. The company was founded by Wade Saadi in 1973 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

Oblix Inc. used to develop e-business infrastructure software that was securely connecting the right people to the right resources on e-business networks. The company's flagship product, Oblix NetPoint, was a web access management solution that was providing single sign-on and access control capabilities in addition to a rich set of identity management functionality. It had offices in North America and Europe. The company was headquartered in Cupertino, CA