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Siva Ananmalay (Director)

Siva Ananmalay is the Senior Director of Engineering at Cisco Systems' Service Provider Technology Group. Prior to joining Cisco, Ananmalay spent 4 years as VP Engineering at Extreme Networks, and more than 14 years with Nortel Networks, where he served as vice president, Engineering, for the Optical Ethernet Development department. Siva held many positions throughout Nortel and BNR in Santa Clara, Ottawa, and Maidenhead, England.

Ananmalay received a BCS Honors. (Bachelor of Computer Science) from Carleton University in Ottawa. Having grown up in the Toronto area, Siva is a Senators fan.

 

Shona Brown (Director)

Shona Brown took on responsibilities for Google's business operations in 2003, following almost a decade consulting with technology clients in Toronto and Los Angeles for McKinsey & Company. As a partner at McKinsey, she was a leader of the global strategy practice and worked with a wide range of firms on strategy development, business model transformation and operational issues. Her experience includes extensive work in consumer software and hardware technology, online consumer services, and Internet media markets.

She has taught in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Graduate School of Business at Stanford University and within McKinsey's mini-MBA program. She is the author of the best-selling business book, Competing on the Edge: Strategy as Structured Chaos, which introduced a new strategic model for competing in volatile markets, and she has published broadly in both applied and academic journals.

Shona has a bachelor's degree in computer systems engineering from Carleton University in Canada and a master's degree in economics and philosophy from Oxford University as a Rhodes scholar. She received her Ph.D. and postdoctoral degree from Stanford University's Department of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management.

 

Lance McAndrew (Director)

Lance McAndrew moved to the Bay Area in 1986 to work for Apple Computer. He currently works for Entrust Technologies in Santa Clara as a technical sales specialist in the wireless group. He is originally from Alberta, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Alberta, and a Masters of International Management Degree from Thunderbird.

 

Teena Singh

Teena has been a driving member of the Digital Moose Lounge since inception and long-time Social Moose. She currently resides in San Diego, and has started a local Canadian Expat group called Can Diego.

 

John Southwell (Director)

Born and raised in Victoria, British Columbia, John has a diverse background in hotel operations with experience in the United States and Canada. Prior to joining the Hilton San Jose and Towers as General Manager in 1995, he held Management positions in Operations at the Sheraton Hotel San Diego and the Sheraton Centre Toronto.

In his capacity as General Manager for the Hilton San Jose and Towers, John is primarily responsible for hotel operations, service delivery systems, strategic financial planning, and sales and marketing. As an avid supporter of the community, he provides sponsorships and assistance to many of the diverse organizations throughout San Jose.

John has been a member of the San Jose Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors for the past two years and currently serves as Chairman of the Board for the 2002-2003 fiscal year.

He also currently serves as a management trustee on the Board of Trustees for the South Bay Hotel Employees Restaurant Employees Trust Fund and on the Hilton Hotels IT Advisory Council. John is a member of San Jose State University’s Hospitality Management Advisory Board and Cornell University’s Alumni Admissions Ambassador’s Network

John resides in San Jose with his wife, Alice and three children: Aidan, Jared, and Julia. When he is not busy with family, job, church and school obligations, you can most likely find John on the golf course.

Education: Bachelor of Arts, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute
Masters, Hotel Management, Cornell University

Michael Worry (Director)

Michael is a Canadian engineer that moved to Silicon Valley in 1997 to join the technology boom. A serial entrepreneur, Michael is currently CEO of Nuvation Engineering. Nuvation is an Electronic Design Services (EDS) firm providing project-based engineering services for Board design, FPGA design and IP Cores, Firmware, Signal Integrity analysis, and turnkey Product Development for the embedded systems industry.

Michael is also captain of a robotic combat team that competes at events like BattleBots, Steel Conflict and ROBOlympics. The team has built CycloneBot, a 220 pound Titanium spinner that spins at 100mph and cuts up the competition with tool steel teeth. CycloneBot uses Altera's Cyclone and NIOS technology in an innovative control algorithm that permits CycloneBot to translate across the arena while spinning at very high speeds. Our super heavyweight robot, The Ultimate Bot (T.U.B.) is a high powered pneumatic flipper that tosses 340 pound robots over six feet in the air! T.U.B. uses Freescale's new wireless Zigbee technology for rigorous control. Our newest member, a lightweight vertical spinner is called Killer Moose! Killer Moose has a high speed rotating drum with tool steel, umm, antlers, that cuts up the competition and sends them flying!

Nuvation is also the keepers of the Digital Moose - a life size moose which is the mascot of the Digital Moose Lounge! The Digital Moose can often be seen cruising the roads as the Moose likes the fresh air and Nuvation takes their moose friend to many parties and events!

Michael is also a newlywed, recently married to California native Maureen. Maureen and Michael live in Campbell at their home that they affectionately call "The Moose Mansion"!

 
   
 


 

 

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