Gadi Maier

Who is Gadi Maier?

Before joining Fraud Sciences Corporation Gadi

spent a year as a Venture Partner at Benchmark Capital and Pinnacle

Ventures. Prior to this, Gadi was a co-founder and the Chief Executive

Officer of Scalent Systems, where he successfully introduced the

industry's most advanced datacenter virtualization software. Prior to

Scalent, Gadi co-founded Currenex, the leading marketplace for large

volume foreign currency transactions relied on by many of the world's

largest corporations. Currenex was sold to State Street Bank in 2007.

Before Currenex, Gadi served as the chairman, CEO and president of

GetThere, Inc. the largest provider of on-line travel services for the

Fortune 1000. Gadi was responsible for taking the company public and

managing the sale of the company to Sabre Corp. Before joining

GetThere, Gadi served as CEO at Memco Software Inc., a leading provider

of security technology and UNIX and NT operating system security

software. At Memco, he led the company as it tripled both its sales and

public valuation. Memco was purchased in 1998 by Computer Associates.

Previously, Gadi served as vice president and general manager for Cisco

Systems' Internet Business Unit and also held various senior-level

management positions at Oracle Corporation, including founder of Oracle

Japan, which went public on the the Nekki for $10B, as well as held

other senior management positions at Oracle. Before Oracle, Gadi held

several senior management positions at Xidex Corp including General

Manager of several foreign subsidiaries. Gadi holds an M.B.A. in

marketing and finance from the University of California at Berkeley and

graduated Phi Beta Kappa from U.C. Berkeley with a B.S. in Natural

Resource Economics.