Janice Fraser

A vital presence on Revelation’s advisory board, Janice has brought a wealth of entrepreneurial perspective and lean UX thinking. Currently the founder and CEO of LUXr, which provides education and coaching products for start-up companies, Janice was also a founding partner and the first CEO of Adaptive Path. Time magazine once called her a “grizzled and cynical veteran” of the dot-com era, but she remains “an idealistic champion of experience-driven product strategy.”

Rob Mee

Rob is the co-founder of Pivotal Labs, which was created to integrate hardcore software engineering techniques and flexible methods for software development, and then acquired by EMC. As the CEO, he has grown the company into a major provider of agile enablement services for software development organizations. He also provides the vision for the company’s rapidly expanding product development and start-up bootstrapping practice.

Kriss Kirchhoff

Kriss is the co-founder of Boise Angel Fund, an investment fund with dedicated capital for high-potential companies. He is also the co-founder of Treasure Valley Angel Fund, an investment fund that pools the capital resources of accredited investors and invests in early-stage companies. Previously, Kriss served as the president of a product generation organization and CMO of ACCO Brands. Kriss also served as a vice president and general manager of Hewlett-Packard business imaging and printing, where he managed a $700 million division with full profit and loss responsibility. Additionally, he served as the general manager of services worldwide.

Dan Herrera

Dan is a ruby engineer for Simple Finance, known as just Simple, which was established to improve the retail banking experience through modern online and mobile experiences and quality customer service. As a ruby engineer, he helps build back-end systems that the company application runs on. Prior to Simple, Dan served as the CTO of Revelation Global.