| Nicholas R. Noviello |
Nicholas R. Noviello is currently the Director at Forescout Technologies, Inc. and the Managing Director at Crosspoint Capital Partners LP. He is also a Board Member at Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School. Previously, he held positions such as Chairman at NetApp U.S. Public Sector, Inc., Director at Akorri Networks, Inc., CFO at Gen Digital Inc., Chief Financial Officer & Executive Vice President at Gen Digital Inc., Vice President-Mergers & Acquisitions at Monarch Dental Corp., Chief Financial Officer at Blue Coat Systems, Inc., Vice President-Finance at Honeywell International, Inc., Principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, and Chief Financial Officer & Executive VP-Operations at NetApp, Inc. He was also a Board Member at Beyondtrust Corp. Mr. Noviello received a graduate degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1995 and an undergraduate degree from Questrom School of Business in 1991. |
| Rob McNutt |
Rob McNutt currently works as a Chief Technology Officer at Forescout Technologies, Inc. |
| Oded Comay |
Oded Comay is the founder of TapGuard Technologies Ltd. (founded in 1997) and Forescout Technologies, Inc. (founded in 2000) where he holds the title of Chief Innovation Officer (starting in 2021). Mr. Comay also worked as a Principal at Tel-Aviv University. He completed his undergraduate degree at Tel-Aviv University. |
| Barry Mainz |
Barry Mainz brings more than 25+ years of experience in executive leadership, global sales, marketing, product led growth, and product development to Crosspoint Capital Partners. Most recently, Mainz served as COO of Malwarebytes responsible for development and execution of the go to market strategy. Prior to joining Malwarebytes, Mainz was CEO and member of the Board of Directors for MobileIron. Before MobileIron, Mainz served as President of Wind River Systems (an Intel subsidiary). Additionally, Mainz has held leadership roles, as well as advisory and board positions at private and public companies such as Mercury Interactive, Makara (acquired by Red Hat, Inc.), and Sun Microsystems. |
