Mr. Steinberg founded bridge2bridge, where he helped companies at all stages with strategy in the areas of business development, channels, and capital formation. Prior to founding bridge2bridge, Steinberg was Vice President of BioNetrix Software where he was responsible for market development through sales and business development world-wide. Mr. Steinberg has been responsible for worldwide vertical sales including OEM, ISP, Distribution and U.S. federal market sales, channel development and support at Check Point Software, Bay Networks and SynOptics, At Check Point, he was responsible for Check Point's industry-leading FireWall-1 enterprise security software and Network Management Systems government market. Steinberg was a founding member of SynOptics and was instrumental in establishing the company's Eastern operations. Before joining SynOptics, Steinberg was the regional manager for the U.S. Eastern operation at Industrial Networking, Inc., a start up venture and subsidiary of Ungermann-Bass and General Electric. Mr. Steinberg is an advisor with ASAP Ventures, an early-stage internet business accelerator company and sits on several corporate and non-profit boards' of directors. Mr. Steinberg has been featured in various publications including The Washington Post, Potomac Tech Journal and Washington Techway Magazine.

Mr. Schumann is also recognized as a data security expert. He co-founded SwapDrive to enable businesses to store their mission-critical data online in secure data centers located away from their regular company offices. As the Chief Operating Officer at SwapDrive, Roland is a key player in the development of policy and strategic plans. He was formerly a senior associate at Booz, Allen & Hamilton where he provided technical risk management services to the company's clientele. Prior to this position, he was a senior project manager and system developer for the Thomson Corporation, overseeing complex technical projects for companies such as Merrill Lynch, West Publishing, and Andersen Consulting. Mr. Schumann has authored three technical books related to the Internet, "EcoData: Using Your PC to Obtain Environmental Information", 1st & 2nd Editions (published by Government Institutes) and "The Energy Guide to the Internet" (published by McGraw-Hill) and has been featured on MSNBC and TechTV. He received a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Colorado-Boulder and a M.S. in Information Systems from George Washington University.

As Co-Founder and CTO, Marc is leading the company towards its mission of becoming a leader in web-storage technology. Prior to founding SwapDrive, Marc worked at Orbital Sciences Corporation as an Aerospace Engineer and Engineering Manager. During his tenure, he oversaw three successful rocket launches and five successful spacecraft. In 1997, Mr. Wallace co-founded Web Data Group, LC, an Internet consulting firm which provided businesses and the government with advanced technology solutions including expert systems and decision support system development. Mr. Wallace has been featured in various publications and media outlets including NBC News, The Washington Post, CNET, The Washington Times, InfoStor Magazine, Washington Business Journal, VAR Business and KM World Magazine. Marc holds a B.S. in Engineering from Cornell University and a M.S. in Information Systems from George Washington University.