As chairman and CEO of Zenoss, Greg Stock has guided the company to double-digit annual growth and profitability by reinventing a technology, transforming a culture, and igniting the market for hybrid IT monitoring software. Greg's vision is that Zenoss will drive the evolution to software-defined IT operations for the largest companies in the world.

Greg's track record spans more than 20 years of executive leadership with exceptional companies including Vovici (acquired by Verint), Mirage Networks (acquired by Trustwave), Vastera (IPO), and Manugistics (IPO).

Recent accolades for Greg and his team include: 2017 finalist for the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year award, 2017 Austin Best Places to Work, and 2016 Forbes Best Places to Work.

Greg holds both an MBA and a bachelor's degree from the Pennsylvania State University in State College, Pennsylvania. He is a fixture in the Penn State MBA program, guest-lecturing every year since 2005.

Michael Lovell has over 20 years of experience focused on financial strategy and planning for some of the most successful enterprise software companies. As chief financial officer at Zenoss, Michael leads all aspects of the company's financial operations.

Prior to joining Zenoss, Michael worked for eight years as CFO at Lifesize, a video collaboration company. Prior to his tenure as CFO, Michael was the director of financial planning and analysis of privately owned Lifesize Communications, where he helped guide them through a successful acquisition by publicly traded Logitech for $405 million. As CFO of Lifesize, a division of Logitech, Michael managed the successful separation and privatization of the business, where he ultimately served as CFO of Lifesize Inc.

Before coming to Lifesize, Michael served as vice president of finance at Surgient, a software-as-a-service provider of virtualization technology. He also served as the CFO and vice president of operations of NewportWorks, a provider of real estate–related voice technology solutions, where he managed the acquisition by First American Title Company.

Michael holds a bachelor's in political science with a minor in economics from Denison University in Granville, Ohio.

Brian Wilson has been practicing the core value of #CustomersforLife for more than 20 years. What sets Brian apart is his relentless focus on customer outcomes and customer value realization. Brian joined Zenoss in 2011 as vice president of services and support, was promoted to senior vice president of customer success in 2013, and, most recently, was appointed to chief customer officer.

He is responsible for the full life cycle of customer-facing operations at Zenoss, from initial sales engineering engagement to professional services and deployment, ongoing customer support and adoptions, account management and training, and to the subscription renewal process. In addition, Brian manages technical operations for the company's SaaS products and corporate IT as well as the product management for all of the company's offerings.

Prior to joining Zenoss, Brian had worldwide responsibility for services delivery of the virtualization product portfolio at Quest Software. Brian joined Quest through an acquisition where, as vice president of client services, he was instrumental in the development of the first private cloud platform for Global 2000 enterprise customers. Previously, Brian has served in senior management roles in emerging technology companies, global service providers and the defense industry. Brian holds a Bachelor of Science in aerospace engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Science in industrial engineering from the University of Alabama in Huntsville.

Brian has had bylines and been quoted in publications such as Bloomberg, Converge XYZ, Destination CRM, ITA, IT Best of Breed, National Defense, Network World and University Business.

As chief marketing officer, Megan Lueders is responsible for linking the innovations of Zenoss to customer-focused IT operations and driving customer preference for the brand through all channels. In this role, she is responsible for driving the strategy of corporate positioning and communications, brand identity, demand generation, marketing operations, PR/AR, online and offline marketing programs, and lead-qualification efforts worldwide.

Her teams are responsible for worldwide integrated marketing programs, account-based marketing (ABM) initiatives, lead-generation campaigns, and channel marketing operations.

Megan is a firm believer in addressing the challenges of modern marketing through continuous improvement focused on people, process and technology. Accolades for her performance include CRN Women of the Channel, CMO awards, and Martech Women to Watch.

Megan holds a bachelor's in business administration with a management focus from the Red McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. Outside of the office, Megan serves on the board of directors for Texas 4000 and YMCA of Austin and is quite active in the Austin community. Free time outside of that is generally dedicated to chauffeuring and cheering on her two sports-orientated kids to and from games, tournaments and practices.

Pat Emerson joined Zenoss in 2014 as vice president of business development and channels after an eight-year tenure at EMC.

Most recently, Pat had worldwide responsibility for EMC's GSI relationships and all channels and alliances for the Americas. He helped reinvigorate EMC's relationships with Capgemini and Deloitte, tripling revenue through these partners over the last three years. Pat previously ran partner development and OEM sales for EMC.

Prior to EMC, Pat was the first vice president of sales and business development for Troux Technologies. He built the sales and channels organizations and helped grow Troux to more than $15 million in revenue prior to leaving in 2006.

Pat came to Austin, Texas, in 2000, to join Question Technologies, leading sales and business development, before it was sold to Motive Communications in 2001. Earlier in his career, Pat had sales and business development leadership roles at DataBeam, which was acquired by Lotus Development, Octel Communications, acquired by Lucent, and Software Publishing.

Pat studied in the computer-based management systems bachelor's program at Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York.

George Kanuck has a 20-year proven track record of creating and scaling high-growth revenue streams. As vice president of worldwide sales at Zenoss, George is responsible for building the strategy and team to drive our direct business and grow our market share.

Most recently, George led global sales and marketing at Trustonic, a leader in hardware-backed security and a joint venture between ARM and Gemalto. Prior to Trustonic, George grew revenues for Good Technology as vice president of NorAm F500 enterprise sales, assisting in the successful acquisition by BlackBerry. He joined Good Technology after the acquisition of Austin, Texas–based mobile startup Macheen, where he led global sales and business development. Earlier in his career, he led enterprise and government markets at Vovici and held leadership positions at KPCA Global, Hoovers and Dun & Bradstreet.

George earned his MBA from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and has a bachelor's degree in economics from Pennsylvania State University in State College, Pennsylvania. He is active in the Austin startup community, mentoring early stage entrepreneurs, and enjoys mountain biking, playing bass, and taking a spin at the Circuit of the Americas and other great Texas racetracks.

As vice president of engineering for Zenoss, Mike Lunt oversees the global engineering teams, which are responsible for both the open-source and commercial software at the heart of the company's product offerings. Simply put, Mike's job is to build the products that ensure the success of our customers and help to make them customers for life.

Mike manages and directs all corporate engineering for the company, including strategic planning, product design, quality assurance and problem resolution. Mike joined Zenoss in 2008 and has more than 20 years of experience delivering enterprise on-premises and SaaS-based solutions to Fortune 500 clients. He's helped take Zenoss from an open-source replacement for Nagios, catering to smaller organizations, to the global leader in hybrid IT monitoring and analytics software, helping enterprise customers transform their businesses.

Before joining Zenoss, Mike served as a director of research and development for BMC Software, responsible for delivering various ITOM solutions, and he was a key change agent in BMC's transformation to Agile development techniques. Mike joined BMC through the company's successful acquisition of Evity, where he led the operations and QA teams developing web transaction monitoring solutions. Prior to Evity, Mike was a founding engineer of Onebox.com, which was acquired by Phone.com, and a part of other early stage companies such as Aquity and iChat.

Mike holds a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma, where his Texas accent helped him land his first software job, building and testing enterprise fax servers.

Derek Brown is the vice president of EMEA, with primary responsibility for the development and growth of Zenoss in the European market. This entails working with new and existing customers as well as key partners, including Cisco, Accenture and Wipro, to extend the Zenoss solution.

He is an accomplished senior executive with over 35 years of experience in software sales and senior management roles in the supply chain, field service and customer experience markets with global software companies such as JDA, Oracle and Verint.

Derek has extensive experience helping U.S. software organizations develop their full potential in Europe by utilizing his strong leadership skills with an emphasis on focused sales execution and team building.

Ginger Blankenship joined Zenoss in 2014 as vice president of human resources, bringing the company over 20 years of leadership and human resources management experience. Ginger oversees all human resources efforts with a focus on delivering results through talent, leadership and teams. Her background includes senior leadership roles that span the spectrum of fast-paced startups to Fortune 50 companies.

Prior to joining Zenoss, Ginger was the vice president of HR at Providence Partners, where she built an HR consulting practice that brought to clients the perspectives and best practices gained from decades of work in high-tech and services industries. Before Providence, Ginger served as HR director of Hewlett-Packard's enterprise security business unit, where she was responsible for the integration of three newly acquired security companies into one HP business unit. In that role, she focused on talent management, including recruiting, retention, culture and leadership development.

Earlier in her career, Ginger held HR leadership roles at several other technology companies, including TippingPoint Technologies Inc., which was acquired by 3Com, BroadJump Inc., and PSW Technologies Inc.

Ginger studied business management in the bachelor's program at St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas.