Tim is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in the Internet, advertising, content, discovery, intellectual property and software industries, bringing a mixture of capabilities together to lead the virtual worlds revolution. He has served as a senior executive officer, board member and strategic advisor at a number of private and public companies, including Inktomi Corporation, Borland Software Corporation, Fios, Inc., Bazaar Advertising Solutions, Tumri, Inc. and 3VR, Inc. Stevens holds BS degrees in both Finance and Management from the University of Oregon, and a JD degree from the University of California, Davis.

Prior to founding Doppelganger in July 2004, Andrew was a Senior Director of Product Management for BEA Systems’ WebLogic Server product line which generates over $500 million in software and services revenue. Prior to BEA Systems, he was the Chief Strategist and Senior Director of Product Management at Inktomi where he managed both the Web Search and Enterprise Search groups. Andrew has also held product management positions at Sun Microsystems, TTi and ODD. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Central London Polytechnic.

James is a co-founder of Doppelganger, Inc. and has been its CFO since inception. Prior to Doppelganger, James served as an Associate at Comdisco Ventures, a debt and equity venture capital firm, where he worked with over 60 early-stage startups. James also played a key role in managing and selling Comdisco Ventures' $1.5 billion venture capital portfolio. Prior to Comdisco, he worked in Merrill Lynch's technology investment banking group. James holds a BS degree from University of California at Berkeley.

Prior to joining Doppelganger in January of 2006, Eric was the Director of Network Operations for Verity Inc., where he was responsible for the infrastructure for 650+ employees over nine sites. During his tenure he led them to an "Unqualified Opinion" (i.e., flawless audit) from KPMG during their 2005 IT SOX Audit. Eric joined Verity as part of an acquisition from Inktomi Corporation – where he worked from 1997-2003 and helped scale the business to 1,500 employees and over 3,500 servers in production. Eric brings a broad background of MIS and Production Systems Operations including Network Architecture & Security, Scalable Software Development & Deployment, Cryptography, Access Control, and Business Continuity. Eric holds a BS in Cognitive Science from UC Berkeley and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.

Prior to joining Doppelganger in 2005, Eric was at the Chief Architect of WebLogic Server at BEA Systems. He guided the design and development of the industry's leading java application server and was an original member of the WebLogic team playing a central role in developing, among other things, the high-performance, fault-tolerant kernel and holds several patents related to this work. Prior to BEA, Eric was at Interval Research working on consumer multimedia products and at Tandem Labs developing early server side implementations of Java. Eric holds a BA in Computer Science in Brown University and an MS in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Prior to joining Doppelganger, Shaw led all marketing efforts at Paciolan, a provider of online ticketing services to live entertainment venues across North America.  During his tenure the company successfully launched into new markets and built new programs to drive online ticket sales.  The company was ultimately acquired by Ticketmaster.  Prior to Paciolan Shaw worked with Reardon Commerce building a services-on-demand workbench that finds, schedules, and manages consumer's needs for services. He also worked with the founding marketing team of RightPoint, a data mining company that was eventually sold to E.piphany.  Shaw holds an engineering degree from Brown University and an MBA from UC Berkeley.

Prior to joining Doppelganger in February of 2006, John was a Senior Manager at BEA Systems in the Worldwide Support Organization, responsible for 24x7 Enterprise Tier 3 Support for seven BEA products. Prior to BEA, John was web programmer and SysAdmin by day and professional musician by night. John's original rock band, yeP!, played over 350 shows in 20 states and released two albums. John also wrote a suite of custom software for the rock band Phish and was instrumental in creating the online Phish network. John has a BS in Computer Science with a concentration in Computer Graphics from University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Andreas Stavropoulos is a Managing Director at Draper Fisher Jurvetson, where he serves on the boards of a number of private companies. His past investments include Mobile 365 (acquired by Sybase) and Centerpost (acquired by West Corp.). Andreas focuses primarily on software investments (consumer/internet and enterprise infrastructure), mobility, and technology-enabled services.

Prior to joining DFJ, Mr. Stavropoulos was with McKinsey & Company's San Francisco office, where he worked with senior management teams of corporate clients with an emphasis on information technology. Prior to McKinsey, he was a Senior Analyst at Cornerstone Research, a financial and economic consulting firm that helps resolve complex issues arising in high-profile business litigation.

Mr. Stavropoulos is a summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Harvard College in computer science. He also holds an MS degree in computer science from Harvard University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar and graduated first in his class.

Tim is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in the Internet, advertising, content, discovery, intellectual property and software industries, bringing a mixture of capabilities together to lead the virtual worlds revolution. He has served as a senior executive officer, board member and strategic advisor at a number of private and public companies, including Inktomi Corporation, Borland Software Corporation, Fios, Inc., Bazaar Advertising Solutions, Tumri, Inc. and 3VR, Inc. Stevens holds BS degrees in both Finance and Management from the University of Oregon, and a JD degree from the University of California, Davis.

Prior to founding Doppelganger in July 2004, Andrew was a Senior Director of Product Management for BEA Systems’ WebLogic Server product line which generates over $500 million in software and services revenue. Prior to BEA Systems, he was the Chief Strategist and Senior Director of Product Management at Inktomi where he managed both the Web Search and Enterprise Search groups. Andrew has also held product management positions at Sun Microsystems, TTi and ODD. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Central London Polytechnic.

Fred Davis is founder of the leading music law firm Davis Shapiro Lewit & Hayes, which represents music stars including Linkin Park, Usher and Kanye West. Fred is a digital music, rights and distribution expert. His clients include companies such as YouTube, MySpace, Joost, Rhapsody and last.fm. Fred served as Executive Vice President at EMI Records before he founded his current firm in 1997.

Courtney William Holt is EVP Digital for MTV Networks Music and Logo Group leading digital business and innovation initiatives. He previously headed New Media for Interscope Geffen A&M records/Universal Music Group where he helped develop digital and mobile marketing efforts for artists including Gwen Stefani, Eminem, 50 Cent, Beck, Nine Inch Nails and U2.

Michael Ovitz co-founded Creative Artists Agency (CAA) in 1975 and served as its Chairman until 1995 during which he grew the agency from a start-up organization to the world’s leading talent agency, representing more than 1,000 of the most notable actors, directors, musicians, screenwriters and other personalities in the entertainment industry. Ovitz helped negotiate several major international business mergers and deals within the entertainment industry including Matsushita’s acquisition of MCA/Universal, the financial rescue of MGM/United Artists, and Sony’s acquisition of Columbia Pictures. He also served as President of the Walt Disney Company from 1995 to 1997

Paul Rosenberg is President and Co-Founder of Shady Records, home to rap superstars 50 Cent and D 12. He is also CEO of Goliath Artists, Inc., his management firm that guides the careers of Eminem, Travis Barker and DJ AM. Originally a music attorney, he also has served as producer of Eminem's 2002 blockbuster "8 Mile" and 50 Cent's 2005 movie "Get Rich or Die Tryin'".

David Schiff, top talent agent for more than 25 years at agencies including CAA and currently running The Schiff Company, a media and talent management company, has worked with clients including Sean Connery, Kevin Bacon, Robert Downey Jr., Barbara Streisand, Sting, Ray Liotta, John Travolta, Harrison Ford, Jeff Bridges, Eminem, Gwen Stefani, Justin Timberlake, Danny Glover, Sharon Stone, Wesley Snipes, Bernie Mac, Ryan Phillippe, Mark Wahlberg, and Liv Tyler. Schiff packaged the blockbuster movie “8 Mile”, launched UTA’s modeling division, with clients such as Christy Turlington and Claudia Schiffer, and most recently Gwen Stefani¹s clothing line. He is an expert in successfully guiding crossover career aspirations in acting, fashion, video games, or product branding.