Rod recently served five years as a Board Director for NTELOS Wireless, and in 2014, he was appointed President and CEO, leading the publicly traded company to a successful acquisition in May 2016. Previously, as COO of Firethorn H oldings, Inc., he helped build a mobile banking and mobile commerce services business prior to its acquisition by Qualcomm in November 2007. Rod has served in various key operating roles in wireless telecom companies, including Cincinnati Bell, T-Mobile, Powertel and GTE. He graduated from Luther College with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and is a licensed CPA. Rod is married with three children.

Mike founded Last Minute Tee Times (LMTT) in 1998 to help golf courses sell more tee times. LMTT grew to serve 560 golf courses, 610,000 active golfer members, and hundreds of thousands of tee time reservations yearly. LastMinuteGolfer.com (LMTT's national brand) became the nation's largest community of golfers as LastMinuteGolfer online community members enjoyed an extensive customer loyalty program. LMTT was purchased by Comcast in October 2008 and it is now promoted as GolfNow. Mike served as VP of Marketing at Comcast (at Golf Channel) until March of 2009. He graduated from Georgia Tech (BEE) in 1987 and worked for EMS Technologies from 1986-1998. He is married with two children.

Jack spent twenty-one years in the corporate travel and commercial real estate industries. Acting as co-founder and CEO of WorldTravel Partners for fourteen years, he led the company from $50 million in air sales to $4 billion during this period. Jack also co-founded the travel technology firm TRX, which he led to $70 million in sales during his time at Worldtravel. In 2005, the Georgia Family Council presented Jack with the Georgia Business Leader Award and in 1999, Jack won Ernst & Young's National Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Principle Centered Leadership. He was also named Master Entrepreneur of the Year for the Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee Region by Ernst & Young for 1999, and was one of the three finalists for this award nationally. Jack is a graduate of Duke University with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and is a licensed CPA. Jack is married with three sons.

Paul has over thirty years leadership experience starting his career as a design engineer and advancing to lead several divisions of publicly traded companies. He has been directly involved in nineteen M&A transactions. Paul has served in various senior leadership and operating roles in Smiths Group, Andrew Corporation, EMS Technologies, and Texas Instruments. Paul is a graduate of Auburn University with a Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering and Southern Methodist University with a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. He has two sons.

Alex joins Geronimo from the enterprise software industry. At Epic, Alex directed a 25-person team through a multi-year electronic health record installation. At Kahua, Alex orchestrated the marketing strategy for an app for subcontractors. Alex is a graduate of Grinnell College, double-majoring in mathematics and economics. In 2019, he received his M.B.A. from Emory University, where he earned the Most Outstanding Academic Accomplishment award for finishing first in his class. In his free time, Alex enjoys short filmmaking and pick-up basketball.

Charlie Cumbaa is a former Executive Vice President of Corporate and Product Strategy at Blackbaud. During his tenure, he led the company’s mergers and acquisitions activities. Previously, he served as Chief Executive Officer of Cognitech Inc., a software company that he founded. Cumbaa holds a BA from Mississippi State University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. A committed member of the community, he serves on the board of directors of the Pi Kappa Alpha Foundation and previously served on the boards of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and East Cooper Habitat for Humanity.