1. Actuality Systems 3-D
Gregg Favalora

"Working with Rob and the EA team has been one of the best decisions we've made. I would not be exaggerating to say that we owe much of our ongoing success to Rob's personal commitment to Actuality Systems." -- Gregg Favalora, Founder

2. Dilithium Networks
Paul Zuber

Dilithium Networks, Inc. is a leader in delivering multimedia solutions to much of the world's mobile infrastructure industry. The company's solutions help interconnect networks and terminals to enable seamless, efficient transport of voice and video. Dilithium provides a broad range of multimedia solutions, including multimedia gateways, 3G-324M protocol analysis test tools, advanced transcoding solutions and multimedia protocol stacks. Our mission is to enable "Communications for a Borderless World."

3. NetCracker
Andrew Feinberg

Waltham, MA based NetCracker Technology provides comprehensive Operations Support System Solutions to service providers, cable operators, Fortune 500 enterprises, and government agencies.

4. Papilia
Natasha Deganello

Papilia develops Internet software that helps nonprofit organizations increase retention and loyalty of their supporters (donors, members, volunteers, etc.) by better recognizing and responding to their interests and motivations through more personalized and relevant communications.

5. Patientkeeper, Inc.
Stephen S. Hau

Patientkeeper is an information services company whose mission is to leverage innovative Internet and handheld technologies to help solve real healthcare problems. The company is focused on identifying healthcare applications with compelling economic benefits and integrating three domains – handheld devices, the Web and existing healthcare data stores -- to provide an easy-to-use and comprehensive solution.

Advanced Internet Management
D. D. Ganguly

Advanced Internet Management, a company formerly mentored by Entrepreneur America Mentors, was acquired by Computer Associates International in January of 2001.

Iridigm Display

Iridigm Display, a company formerly mentored by Entrepreneur America, was acquired by QUALCOMM in September of 2004 for over $170 million.

Nanofluidics, Inc.
Steve Turner

Nanofluidics, a company formerly mentored by Entrepreneur America, recently received over $10 million in venture funding. Nanofluidics is now in Menlo Park, CA

RightNow Technologies
Greg Gianforte

RightNow Technologies went public on the NASDAQ exchange (RNOW). Consistent with a prior agreement with Greg, Rob resigned from the Board prior to the IPO (Rob does not stay on public company Boards).

Silicon Spice, Inc.
Ian Eslick

Silicon Spice, a company formerly mentored by Entrepreneur America, was acquired by Broadcom August 7, 2000