Troy Carroll, a veteran software engineer and innovator with a history of identifying market opportunities and forming successful companies to address them, founded Intava in 2000 to serve wireless network operators with sales and support aids. Intava has evolved to become a leading designer of custom screen systems for major retailers nationwide, and Mr. Carroll today oversees 35 employees and key enterprise customer relationships.

Intava is Mr. Carroll's latest successful technology venture. He was president and co-founder of Omnibrowse, an Internet portal for mobile devices that was sold to Microsoft and became the basis for MSN Mobile. Earlier he worked for NCR, where he helped pioneer experience designs and payment systems for supermarket checkout devices. Before that he worked for the document management firm PC DOCS.

Mr. Carroll has over a decade of experience with retail software systems. He attended Florida State University, majoring in computer science.

Clay Garrard, a technology entrepreneur with a fifteen-year track record of successful innovation, oversees the integrity and reliability of the technology platforms at the heart of Intava interactive screen systems. His leadership and expertise guide Intava engineering and application development teams.

Prior to assuming the role of Intava chief technology officer in 2000, Mr. Garrard played a leading role at Microsoft developing MSN Mobile offerings and consulted for NCR/AT&T Global Information Systems. Earlier he co-founded Omnibrowse, with Troy Carroll, and Cross Software Development.

Mr. Garrard studied computer science at Florida State University.

Bruce Loshin, a 20-year veteran of in-store marketing, promotions and media in the Retail and Consumer Goods space, oversees sales for Intava. He has pioneered innovative technology solutions and promotional marketing strategies for grocery and retail, overseeing global clients such as McDonald's, News Corp, Pepsi, Unilever and Anheuser-Busch. His background in sales includes work with leading marketing service companies including News America, Try Foods International and Checkpoint Systems.

Prior to joining Intava, he co-founded an interactive marketing and media start-up, BMN Interactive (later renamed Menu Logic), which introduced electronic menu screens for casual dining restaurants and hotels.

Mr. Loshin studied political science at Colgate University and later gained his MBA at Syracuse University with a focus on marketing and operations management.