Mark Sunday is a veteran technology executive who served as Chief Information Officer of Oracle for over a decade. During his tenure, he guided information technology supporting the company’s global expansion from 50,000 to 140,000 employees, overseeing teams in 54 nations and integrating more than 100 acquisitions. Today, Mark advises high-growth startups on product strategy and scaling. He brings a critical "enterprise buyer" perspective to Grodivo, applying his experience in purchasing and operationalizing technology at scale to help drive TAP Platform adoption in large organizations.

Kelley Steven‑Waiss is an award‑winning Silicon Valley CEO, public‑company board director, and AI‑driven transformation leader with 25+ years helping enterprises re‑architect work, technology, and operating models at scale. She founded and led Hitch Works, the category‑defining skills intelligence and talent mobility platform acquired by ServiceNow in 2022, where she later served as Chief Transformation Officer. A former public‑company CHRO for 13+ years, Kelley brings a rare blend of enterprise leadership, AI governance expertise, and board‑level oversight across public, private, and PE‑backed companies. A serial entrepreneur, two‑time author, and frequent keynote speaker, she specializes in guiding boards and executives through responsible AI adoption that delivers measurable productivity outcomes. She brings that disciplined “operator‑and‑buyer” perspective to Grodivo, helping drive adoption in large organizations.

Mark Oberle combines deep academic expertise with decades of global executive leadership. Currently a Faculty Associate teaching business strategy at Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business and a member of the Advisory Councils at Beckway and Industrial Microbes, Mark is the former CEO and co-founder of Robinhill Senior Advisory Group. Mark previously spent 15 years at Celanese Corporation. As Senior Vice President for EMEA and Asia, he led commercial and technology operations from hubs in Amsterdam and Shanghai. He is also an award-winning Investor Relations executive, recognized by Institutional Investor for excellence in capital markets communication.

Dr. Yuri Rabover is a veteran technologist and product strategist with 40+ years building and scaling complex enterprise software—including 25+ years working with strategic partners and resellers like Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat and 5+ years of technology partnership with Microsoft System Center and Azure, among others. He holds a PhD in computer science focused on knowledge management and modeling and has founded and grown multiple startups—including co‑founding Turbonomic, a unicorn acquired by IBM for $2 billion. Today, Yuri advises early-stage teams on product strategy, buyer and user definition, and go‑to‑market execution. He brings an enterprise‑grade “buyer” perspective to Grodivo, applying research‑driven, technical, and business rigor to help drive TAP Platform adoption in large organizations.

Stacy Tumarkin is a seasoned operations leader who serves as Chief Operating Officer at Oregon Public Broadcasting, a leading public media organization. She has held COO, CFO, and Head of People Operations roles across industries and was the founding CFO/COO of Kubecost, an infrastructure technology startup acquired by IBM in 2024. Known for building high‑performing teams and scaling companies through inflection points, Stacy blends financial rigor, operational discipline, and culture‑first leadership. She holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a BA in Economics from UC Santa Barbara. Stacy brings an operator’s perspective to Grodivo, aligning people, process, and performance to help drive TAP Platform adoption in large organizations.

Jim is a seasoned technology executive whose career spans global platforms like Oracle and high‑growth leaders such as Marketo and Domo. At Oracle, he led multiple sales and delivery organizations across product lines and industry verticals, earning the President’s Cup for customer advocacy and executive sponsorship. He later led Marketo’s Enterprise organization through acquisition and scaled Domo’s Strategic Enterprise business from a market cap of $220 million to over $3 billion by the time of his retirement. Today, Jim advises software companies on go‑to‑market strategy, enterprise sales, and customer engagement. A board advisor and mentor to GTM leaders—with multiple exits—and an active volunteer supporting those who served our country, he brings a pragmatic “operator‑and‑buyer” perspective to Grodivo, helping drive TAP Platform adoption in large organizations. Jim and his wife, Linda, live in Park City, Utah.

Ken is an enterprise go‑to‑market advisor with 25+ years helping SaaS companies enter new markets and establish commercial credibility in regulated industries. At SEI Investments, he led greenfield expansion across North America, EMEA, and Asia—generating $650M+ in contract value and building SEI’s UK business from zero to $65M ARR. At PE‑backed Axiom, he opened five new markets and delivered AI‑powered M&A services into billion‑dollar transactions prior to the company’s acquisition by Permira. Ken has worked for, advised, and invested in PE‑ and VC‑backed companies, including board‑level strategy for a business that later raised $110M in a Goldman Sachs–led round and was acquired for $980M. He advises Grodivo on market entry and PE commercial traction, bringing an enterprise‑buyer perspective to accelerate The TAP Platform adoption in large organizations.

Julian is an experienced founder, operator, and board leader who has spent his career bridging the worlds of institutional finance and high-growth technology. He began at Goldman Sachs as an investment banker and then sharpened his strategic lens as a consultant with McKinsey & Company, before moving into senior operating roles at PageNet and Primedia. He then took the entrepreneurial leap himself, founding VacationRoost, a pioneer in e-commerce for the vacation rental industry, later merged into LeisureLink. After exiting LeisureLink in 2017, Julian has served as CFO of Propelus and COO/CFO of Voxpopme, while building an active portfolio of board roles with growth-stage SaaS and marketplace companies. Today, he serves as an Operating Partner with Next Coast Ventures and Mercia Ventures, helping portfolio companies scale into the US market, and hosts the annual Growth Elevated Ski & Tech Summit in Park City, Utah. Julian holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA from Amherst College. He brings a rare combination of Wall Street rigor, startup grit, and board-level pattern recognition to Grodivo, helping drive TAP Platform adoption in large organizations.

Paul Schuhmacher is a Managing Director at AArete, where he co‑leads the firm’s Healthcare Payer Practice and heads its Healthcare Solutions team. He joined AArete when it was a 10‑person startup and has been a key contributor to scaling the firm 130x over 15 years—to nearly 500 employees and $130M+ in annual revenue. Paul has advised more than 50 healthcare organizations—including national payers, Blue plans, provider‑sponsored health plans, and regional plans—on financial performance improvement, operational transformation, and growth strategy. Equally effective in high‑growth and complex turnaround settings, he brings a pragmatic, execution‑focused approach to leadership teams navigating disruption and scale. Recognized by Consulting Magazine’s Top Consultants (2025) and Utah Business’ 40 Under 40 (2023), Paul brings deep payer‑operations expertise to Grodivo, helping drive TAP platform adoption across large healthcare enterprises.

Brett is a marketing leader with 20+ years turning complex innovation into category‑defining brands. From early‑stage startups to global enterprises like Intuit and Santander, he has helped scale companies from $0 to IPO, influenced $200M+ in pipeline, and unlocked over $1B in market expansion. A B2B SaaS specialist across FinTech, InsureTech, and TalentTech, Brett currently leads Marketing at TrueML and previously led Datapeople through its acquisition by Payscale. He has multiple exits for VC-backed firms in both public and private markets. Brett is a seasoned M&A executor contributing to more than 15 acquisitions and divestments, ranging from technology tuck-ins to company-defining transactions. His leadership is grounded in deep customer insight and data‑driven storytelling; he translates technical products into narratives and experiences that drive adoption, revenue, and market leadership. Brett brings this category‑creation and enterprise GTM lens to Grodivo, helping position the TAP platform to win in large organizations. Outside of work, he’s a father of two and an avid traveler who has visited 45+ countries.

Bryce Murray is a talent executive with 20+ years of experience helping organizations attract, build, and scale high-performing teams across technology, media and entertainment, consumer packaged goods, and retail. Now a Principal at HoganTaylor Talent, he leads the firm's talent advisory practice and serves its Private Equity Services clients. Earlier in his career, Bryce founded and led Talent Acquisition Group (TAG), a consulting practice focused on securing extraordinary talent for companies ranging from seed-stage startups to large enterprises. Before that, he built and led talent functions from the inside, including as Head of Staffing at Waymo, where he supported the fast-paced talent demands of the race to vehicle autonomy, and as VP of Talent Acquisition at The Walt Disney Company and Red Bull, where he scaled talent operations at extraordinary scope. He also served as Director of Corporate Recruiting at JCPenney, his first experience navigating the operational realities of a large enterprise. Bryce holds a BS in Bioengineering: Bioinformatics from UC San Diego and is an advisor at PeopleTech Partners. He brings deep expertise in talent strategy, executive search, and organizational design to Grodivo, helping position the TAP Platform with the talent leaders and PE-backed organizations where team alignment matters most.

Gord is a seasoned executive, advisor, and Professional EOS Implementer with decades of experience helping leadership teams run better businesses. A former CEO and senior operator across technology and services, he has led organizations through growth, operational challenges, and strategic change. Today, Gord partners with founders, CEOs, and PE‑backed leadership teams to implement the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), bringing structure, discipline, and clarity to companies that want to scale without chaos. Known for his practical, grounded approach and strong facilitation skills, he helps teams align on what matters most, drive accountability, and build healthy, high‑performing organizations. Gord brings that operator’s discipline to Grodivo, applying EOS principles to help leadership teams adopt TAP and turn strategy into measurable traction. He lives in Park City, Utah, where he continues to advise entrepreneurial companies committed to sustainable growth.

A director at a multi‑generational single‑family office, Richard Swart, PhD, is a sustainability, fintech, and alternative finance specialist with 15+ years bridging research, investment, and policy. An RSA Fellow known for trusted networks, he previously led a research center at UC Berkeley, working in the Program for Innovation in Entrepreneurial & Social Finance and later as a Research Scholar at the Haas Institute for Business and Social Impact. He led the Berkeley–Nesta–University of Cambridge collaboration that launched the UK Alternative Finance Benchmarking Survey. A frequent global speaker and media contributor (BBC, Bloomberg, CNBC, WSJ, FT, Forbes), advising on responsible capital formation and emerging financial infrastructure. He brings a research‑grounded, network‑driven perspective to Grodivo, helping position the TAP platform with family offices, institutions, and impact‑oriented investors.

Jason Sloan is an executive education leader with 20+ years of experience in executive education, marketing, business development, and medical devices. He currently serves as Senior Director, Executive Education at Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management, where he focuses on designing and delivering transformative leadership programs for global organizations. Prior to Vanderbilt, Jason led the Executive Education program at the University of Utah's David Eccles School of Business, where he drove record growth and earned national rankings for the department. Earlier in his career, he held senior roles in leadership development, sales, and marketing at BD Medical. Jason holds an Executive MBA from the University of Utah. He brings deep knowledge of executive development and corporate learning to Grodivo's Research and Innovation Council, helping connect the TAP Platform to the leadership development community where team alignment and performance are highest priority.