Greg Easley is a technology executive, entrepreneur, and consultant with deep experience working with emerging technologies, developing hardware and software products, and building companies. He has co-authored patents, structured partnerships and mergers, and founded multiple VC-backed startups with successful exits.

Easley has advised dozens of companies in industries ranging from green tech to fashion to consumer electronics. In 2011 he co-founded Realtime Immersion, a venture-funded company that developed patented VR camera systems and pioneered live VR video for sports and entertainment events. Easley received a BA with High Distinction in English from the University of Virginia and continued there in the modern studies graduate program.

Aike Müller is an experienced entrepreneur, product developer, cybersecurity expert, and startup advisor. He began his career at PwC performing technical diligence for M&A deals. He gathered extensive experience as an innovation and business consultant for clients in airfreight retail, logistics, government, and food.

With Keezel, Aike invented and developed an award-winning hardware cybersecurity solution. He successfully raised venture capital and sold the product direct-to-consumer in more than 135 countries and in major retailers in the US, Europe, and Japan. Aike has a proven track record in developing app and software for connected devices, including firmware and scaleable backend. He also advises startups on product development and strategy.

Bo Lasater is skilled in product design, project management, analytics, modeling, and AI systems. After co-founding two companies that provided services for e-commerce sites, Bo has since focused on digital media and video games through companies like Super Ego-Games, Six Waves, Kixeye, Addicting Games, PopSugar, Glu Mobile, and EA. Bo has also completed gamification projects for My Space, Lottery Now, and Imgur.

Having recently built AI systems for autonomous agents, Bo has a strong understanding of large language, diffusion and convolution models. This year he led an effort to use AI to generate content for Making Fun's next-generation RPG game. Bo has a BS in mathematics from Princeton and master’s degrees in computer science and business administration from Rice.