Rajeev Singh is the CEO of Accolade, the market leading on demand healthcare concierge for employers, health plans, and health systems. Prior to that, Rajeev co-founded Concur (NASDAQ: CNQR), the global leader in travel and expense management, in 1993 two years after graduating from college. He worked in nearly every role in the business – culminating in his final role as president, chief operating officer, and board director for the last nine years of his tenure. Rajeev graduated from Western Michigan University in 1991 (BSE). Today, he serves on the board of Avalara, Apptio, a SaaS technology business management solutions provider, and Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation, a not for profit.

Jared Vogt is co-founder and Chief Technology Officer at Avalara, where he is also serves as chairman of the board. A pioneer in the technology industry, Jared founded Trillium Lane, which participated in several technology start-ups in areas such as digital media production, audio software, and health care systems. He also co-founded of MetaInfo, a Seattle-based software development firm that provided core networking functionality for Internet systems. MetaInfo employed some of the brightest minds in the world for IP addressing and was later purchased by Checkpoint.

Tami Reller is an industry software executive with extensive marketing, finance, and operational experience. She is currently executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Optum, one of the world’s largest diversified health data and technology companies and a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group. Before that, Tami was an executive vice president at Microsoft Corp., most recently serving as its executive vice president of marketing. During her career, Reller also has served as CFO for several divisions within Microsoft. In 2013 she ranked #5 in The World's Most Influential CMOs | Appinions & Forbes CMO Influence Study. A mathematics graduate of University of Minnesota, Moorhead, Tami also earned a MBA from St. Mary’s College. She started as a receptionist and an accounting intern at Great Plains Software in 1984 to fund college and eventually rose to chief financial officer in 1999. After Microsoft acquired Great Plains in 2001, Tami served a number of senior leadership roles within the Dynamics business.

Chelsea Stoner is a Partner at Battery Ventures, a global private investment firm with $4B under management. Chelsea joined Battery in 2006 and focuses on growth equity and buyout investments, with a specific emphasis on SaaS and Healthcare IT. She is currently on the boards of Avalara, Brightree, and Data Innovations, and is involved with Glassdoor and Marketo. Her earlier investments include Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN), Guidewire (NASDAQ: GWRE) and RealPage (NASDAQ: RP). Prior to Battery, she was an Associate at the private equity firm Key Principal Partners. Earlier in her career, Chelsea was a manager at Accenture, where she led technology and strategy projects. She has also held positions with Merrill Lynch Equity Research in Hong Kong, and with Classified Ventures, where she completed strategic planning and marketing projects as a Kauffman intern. She received a BS with honors in Chemical Engineering from Northwestern University and an MBA from the University of Chicago.

Gary Waterman is founder and still runs Waterman Limited, a real estate investment and development company. He serves on the Board of Directors of Equity Lifestyle Properties, is a member of the Runstad Center Advisory Board and the Advisory Committee on Real Estate for the University of Washington. Gary began his real estate career as one of the four initial partners in a company that became LaSalle Partners Incorporated (now Jones, Lang, LaSalle). He opened LaSalle’s Chicago office in 1969 and specialized in the financing, acquisition and sale of institutional quality real estate. Gary later served as the Managing Director of the Property Finance Group and was on the Executive Committee, Investment Committee and Board of Directors. He opened LaSalle’s Seattle office in 1984 and founded Waterman Limited after he retired from LaSalle in 1989. Gary graduated from the University of Washington and earned a Masters Degree in Economics.

Edward (“Ned”) Gilhuly is a founder and Member of Sageview Capital, LP, an investment firm with approximately $1 billion of assets under management. Prior to founding Sageview Capital, Ned was at Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) for 19 years. He joined KKR in 1986 in San Francisco, became a partner in 1995, and from 1998 until 2005 he lived in London where he established and oversaw all aspects of KKR’s business in Europe. He also served on KKR’s Investment Committee from its inception in 2000 until his departure in 2005. Before joining KKR, Ned received an M.B.A. from Stanford University, worked in the mergers and acquisitions group of Merrill Lynch Capital Markets in New York, and graduated from Duke University with a B.A. in History and Economics. Ned has been on over 20 corporate boards and is currently a member of the board of directors of Cinedigm and GoPro, as well as a member of the board of the Duke Management Company, the California Academy of Sciences, and the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation.

Ben Goux is an Investment Partner and CFO of Pioneer Venture Partners. He also serves as Executive Vice President of Stellar Holdings, Inc., is a Board Member of Powerit Solutions, and an Observer to the Board of Vubiquity and Prepared Response, Inc. Ben manages the private and public equity portfolios, including global real estate holdings for one of the founding Seattle, WA business families. Ben currently serves on the Audit and Compensation Committees of Avalara and Chairs each Committee. Ben was formally the CFO of Avail Media, Broadstream and Stellar One and was a member of the senior financial team at Sonus Pharmaceuticals. Previous to those positions Ben served in an audit capacity with Coopers and Lybrand, earned his CPA license and is a graduate of the business school at the University of Washington.

Robin Foote is a private investor, corporate director and consultant. In her corporate career, she held a variety of executive leadership positions in pioneering roles with several large banks, which subsequently became formative merger partners for Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase. She also served as head of Strategic Marketing for AT&T just prior to that company’s break-up in 2000. Robin began her career as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, Inc., and has returned to that field at various points throughout her 40+ year career. Most recently, in 2005 she merged her independent consulting practice into Novantas, LLC., where she remains a partner today. In addition to Avalara, Robin serves on the Board of Directors of Saturna Trust Company as well as several community organizations. She is a past Director of Cascade Financial Corporation and its subsidiary, Cascade Bank as well as of DLJdirect (now part of E*Trade) and several private companies, all of which have been successfully sold or merged. Robin graduated magna cum laude from Smith College with a degree in Economics and with High Distinction from Harvard Business School, where she was inducted into the ‘Century Club’ and honored as a Baker Scholar. She is also a graduate of Northwestern University Kellogg School’s ‘Women Director Development Program.’

Justin L. Sadrian is a managing director at Warburg Pincus LLC, which he joined in 2000. Mr. Sadrian leads the firm’s West Coast office and focuses on internet, software and information investments. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Sadrian worked at J.P. Morgan in its investment banking and private equity groups. He is currently on the board of directors of A Place for Mom, Endurance International, GrubHub Seamless, MultiView, PayScale and The Gordian Group. In addition, Mr. Sadrian is a vice chair of Friends of Hudson River Park and a director of Building Educated Leaders for Life. Mr. Sadrian received an A.B. from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Scott co-founded Avalara in 2004 and today is responsible for the vision and strategic direction of the company. He has a long history of advancing ideas that shake up the status quo, going back to his college days when he partnered with his roommate to launch Lifecycle, the most popular computerized exercise bike of all time. Since then Scott oversaw development for AIRCOA, the largest independent hotel company in the U.S., and he has led and developed several companies including MetaInfo, a pioneering internet software firm that was ultimately acquired by Checkpoint.