NASM, LifeLock: Identity Theft Protection
Andrew Wyant is President of the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM), the global leader in the health and fitness industry.
Previously, Wyant served as vice president of marketing at LifeLock, the industry leader in identity theft protection, helping lead the company from $3 million in annual revenues to $160 million in just four years. Before joining LifeLock, Wyant spent seven years as CEO and director of Natural Golf Corporation leading the company from start-up through a successful initial public offering.
Wyant graduated from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
Allied Signal, Triumph Group Inc., Vodavi Technologies
William Hinz has a diverse business background with experience in leading companies from many areas of business from technology to manufacturing. With experience as a top executive at Allied Signal, a defense contractor that supplied military aircraft to the government, Hinz brings a fresh perspective on security from a technology perspective as well as a national perspective.
Hinz has served as Platform Manager of Patriarch Partners, a private equity firm. He has 40 plus years experience leading industrial companies in aerospace, biotechnology, and communications.
Intel
PJ Likhmania has widespread experience in the software and technology industries. He has spent 16 years specializing in Application Security, Software Architecture, Cloud Infrastructure across a wide variety of applications for a wide variety of technology companies. He has been trusted with spearheading major application development and application security for Fortune 100 companies.
Likhmania holds a Bachelors and Masters degree in Computer Science.