SymphonyAI

Partner and Head of Value Enhancement leading restructuring and operational improvement across the portfolio since joining 10 years ago. Previously at DC Advisory, Deutsche Bank and Deloitte Corporate Finance.

Founding Partner at fintech private equity firm Motive Partners and former CEO of Digital Asset; long career as a senior executive at J.P. Morgan.

President of the Enterprise IT division; previously publisher/principal analyst of The DX Report and founder of The DX Institute.

MIT professor and Director of CSAIL, a leading robotics and AI researcher; serves on multiple boards including Symbotic and Mass Robotics.

Board member; MIT professor and Director of CSAIL, with research in robotics and AI. A MacArthur Fellow and member of the National Academy of Engineering.

Chief Legal Officer overseeing legal affairs; previously General Counsel at Gigamon, DataDirect Networks, and Tintri.

President of the financial services division; previously Chief Strategy & Product Officer at Honeywell, President of ESKO, and senior roles at Oracle.

Leads SymphonyAI's global partner ecosystem; joined from Cerence and previously held roles at Samsung/HARMAN, frog design, and Capgemini/Aricent.

President of the retail CPG division; previously EVP of Global Software at Diebold Nixdorf and SVP roles at Pitney Bowes.

President of the media division; previously COO at WideOrbit and technical operations manager at Google's Broadcast division.

CDIO leading SymphonyAI's global IT strategy; previously held senior IT roles at GitLab and RingCentral.

Leads the industrial division and chairs the enterprise IT division; previously EVP and CTO at Cerence and GM of AI/IoT products at View.

CFO of SymphonyAI overseeing finance functions; previously CFO at Certinia, Ooma, and Gigamon, having led three companies to IPO.

CEO of SymphonyAI with over 30 years in technology leadership and the automotive sector; previously president and CEO of Cerence and CEO of Symphony Teleca.

Leads global marketing at SymphonyAI; previously VP of Product Marketing at Conviva and held marketing leadership roles at Twin Health, ASAPP, and Cisco Jasper.

Retail operations expert and founding partner of Ollin Global Consulting; spent 30 years at Walmart, including EVP of Walmart Supercenters.

CHRO leading global people strategy; previously led HR at Dell, Vodafone, Juniper Networks, eBay, Automation Anywhere, Coupa, and Druva.

Bengt A. Rem joined Kistefos in 2015, having previously served as CEO of Arctic Partners. Earlier in his career he was Executive Vice President and CFO at industrial investment company Aker ASA, headed the department for financial instruments at the Oslo Stock Exchange, and worked as a state authorized accountant at Arthur Andersen & Co. He holds a Master of Science in Business Administration and Finance from the Norwegian Business School (BI) and is a state authorized public accountant from the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH).

Inès Mas joined Sienna VC's investment team in April 2025, where she works on early growth tech investment opportunities. She previously worked in strategy at Papernest and gained M&A and investment experience at Houlihan Lokey and Bpifrance. She holds a double Master's degree in Management from emlyon business school and in Business Law, and completed a scientific preparatory program at Lycée Pierre de Fermat.

Partner and Head of France overseeing investment sourcing, execution and monitoring in the region since joining at inception in 2013. Helped launch Kartesia's CLO strategy; previously at BNP Paribas.

Raymond Rackley is a pelvic reconstructive surgeon and biomedical engineer who serves as a Professor of Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic's Glickman Urology Center for Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery. He has invested in health science and technology since 2002, holding board advisor, investment committee, and limited partner roles with organizations such as Serial Stage Venture Partners, The NDI Medical Fund, BioEnterprise's Medical Growth Fund, and NorthCoast Angels Funds II & III. He earned a BS in Biomedical Engineering from Duke and an MD from Case Western Reserve University Medical School.

Founder and Managing Partner of Collective Capital. He spent eight years with Jardine Matheson in Hong Kong, India and Singapore in operations and corporate strategy across retail, auto, construction and real estate, then served as Chief of Staff to Mark Pincus in San Francisco overseeing a family office's alternative investments in venture. He holds a Masters in Classics from Oxford and is a CFA Charterholder and ACMA.