Management Team

Britta Meyer – President and CEO

As President and CEO, Britta leads the company’s strategic and product vision, ensuring that our solutions and roadmap are designed to optimally address our customers’ changing needs. Prior to Loomia, Britta served as VP of Marketing & Operations at Eurekster, a leader in social search, and as VP Marketing & Customer Success at Topica, an email service provider, which provided her with a deep understanding of social technologies and communications solutions for online media. Previously, Britta served in senior positions at Commerce One, ineed.com, Computer Consultants International, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, and Schluetersche Publishing in Germany. Being a native German, Britta holds a degree in business administration and a European Business degree from FH Osnabrueck.

Francis Kelly — Co-founder and CTO

Francis Kelly is Loomia’s Chief Technology Officer and is responsible for overseeing the development of Loomia’s recommendation and personalization platform. He has 19 years experience in software development, which began at Oracle where he ported the Oracle RDMS to the Cray YMP supercomputer. Before joining Loomia, Francis provided technical services to Dennis Kucinich’s 2004 Presidential campaign and prior to that, he spent two years building a Java-based content syndication platform for Learning Network, a subsidiary of Pearson plc.In the early 1990s, Francis lived in Paris for three years where he
worked for the Centre national de la recherche scientifique and the Institut national de recherche pédagogique as well as teaching at the Sorbonne. He graduated from Yale University summa cum laude with a BA in mathematics.

David N. Fiore – CFO

Dave is a seasoned financial executive with more than 20 years of experience in finance, accounting, international business, operations, and computer systems. He has held the position of vice president for several large and small corporations and is experienced in supporting companies through major growth and transitional phases. Employers included OAZ Communications Inc., Domain Technology Inc., Dorbyl Ltd., Tambrands Inc., and Hawker Siddeley Electric Ltd. As a partner with the Brenner Group and consulting independently, Dave has supported emerging hi-tech companies for more than 10 years. Dave holds a BS in accounting with a minor in cost accounting from the University of South Africa. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in London and the South African Institute of Production Engineers.

Carol Dunn- VP of Business Development

Bringing over 10 years of experience in the software industry to her role as V.P. of Business Development, Carol Dunn serves Loomia by creating product and business strategy and vision.
Ms Dunn held various positions in product development and business analysis, she brings a well-rounded and holistic view of the online business world to her role at Loomia. With extensive experience both in creating excellent user experiences for consumers and understanding online business models, Carol strives to create online experiences that works for both people and businesses.

Matt Levy – Chief Architect

As Chief Architect, Matt is tasked with ensuring that Loomia’s technology will meet our customer’s needs. An expert in scalability and high capacity platforms, Matt understands what it means to be at the nexus of data delivery and communications.He has worked with companies ranging from multinational corporations to two person start-ups. Matt’s first start-up was Topica, an email service provider, where he designed and built their 2nd generation e-mail engine that, at its peak, generated over 1% of all email. Prior to joining Loomia, Matt was Lead Architect for Nokia’s Games Community Platform, an online platform for multi-player gaming and social gaming communities. Matt holds a degree in Computer Science from Vassar College.

Board of Directors

Britta Meyer

See bio above.

Francis Kelly

See bio above.

Ben Dubin joined Asset Management company as a partner in 1998 and he has over 20 years working in technology, primarily as an engineer and technologist. He worked as a  hardware and software engineer at Lockheed Martin, Sun Microsystems and Javasoft. He then co-founded two start-up Silicon Valley companies: Full Source Software, an open source application software firm, and Los Altos Technologies, an open systems software security business. He holds a patent on a technique for minimal information database restoration.Ben holds two Bachelor of Science degrees from the University of Michigan, in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering, and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.

Skip Fleshman

Skip has been with Asset Management Company since 2002. He has been in operational roles for over 15 years, has founded two startups and has worked in both small and large organizations. Skip has experience in software, security and government sales. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California at Davis. Skip was a Sloan Fellow and received an M.S. in Management from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

Skip focuses on software infrastructure (security and automation), enterprise software (open source and SaaS) and consumer solutions.

Dave McMurtry

Dave acts as a Board member and Director for Loomia. He joined Loomia after a 14-year career at Intuit, the largest and most successful desktop and Internet software company in personal finance, small business management, personal and professional tax in the U.S., where he held a number of key roles, including managing outsourced technical support, product development, international operations, and most recently corporate development – strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and business development. Dave is a Sloan Fellow and has a Masters of Management from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and a BS in Business Administration from California Polytechnic University. He is also President of HelpDaveChangeLives.org, a foundation to change lives around the world, as exhibited in the most recent project which raised $175,000 to build 35 houses for more than 200 victims of violence in a war-torn jungle village in northwest Colombia.