Jason M. Lemkin is a 3x founder, 1x VC, and constant SaaS enthusiast. He was named by BusinessInsider to “The 32 Most Powerful People in Business Technology.”

He led or sourced the first VC investments in many leading enterprise/SaaS start-ups,Algolia, Talkdesk, Teamable, Parklet.co, Mixmax, RainforestQA, Salesloft, PlatoHQ, Logikcull, Automile, Guidespark, Greenhouse.io, Pipedrive, and more. Collectively, these start-ups are worth almost two billion dollars. He is also an advisor or smaller investor in Showpad, FrontApp, Greenhouse and other SaaS leaders.

Jason has co-founded two successful start-ups selling to the enterprise. Before SaaStr and VC investing, he was CEO and co-founder of EchoSign, the web’s most popular electronic signature service, from inception through its acquisition by Adobe Systems Inc.

He then served as Vice President, Web Services at Adobe, where he oversaw the growth of EchoSign and Adobe Document Services to $50,000,000 in ARR in 2012 and $100,000,000+ ARR in 2013.

Prior to EchoSign and Adobe, he co-founded one of the only successes in nanotechnology, NanoGram Devices, which was acquired for $50m just 13 months after founding. The technology, built into implantable power cells, has gone on to help extend the lives of thousands.

He has no known hobbies.  Head shots here.

Mallun is a repeat founder who has launched and scaled businesses, transformed markets by disrupting industry conventions, and created vibrant worldwide communities.

While Cisco’s VP of global intellectual property, Mallun and fellow innovators launched RPX to counter the spread of so-called patent trolls using a novel data-driven, market-based approach. As RPX’s chief business and product officer, she guided the venture-backed startup to IPO in 2011 (less than 3 years from inception) and over $300 million in annual revenue. She served on the board of directors until its acquisition.

Mallun is also a board director of KQED, Northern California’s public media organization, and ChIPsNetwork.org, a global community for women in tech, law and policy she co-founded in 2005 with its own 1,000 person annual summit and free institute to inspire teen girls to become advocates, leaders and innovators.

She also serves as operating partner for SaaStr Fund, advises multiple fast-growing startups, including Logikcull and Textio, and has taught at Stanford. Many thousands have read and shared her articles, and her SaaStr sessions are among the most popular.

Amelia is a data-driven marketer with 8 years of experience helping leading B2B and B2C businesses execute innovative marketing campaigns. Prior to joining SaaStr, Amelia led demand gen at BrightFunnel and was the social media manager for EverString. One of her favorite marketing campaigns ever was creating a proprietary social media tool for Arbonne International, which is still being used to this day. Amelia is originally from Los Angeles andwhen she’s not running marketing campaigns, enjoys spending time with her husband and their rescue pup, Nova, a formosan mountain dog.

Deborah brings a decade of innovation in media and content to SaaStr.  As part of the CNBC production team, she co-created Squak Alley and collaborated with hundreds of leading speakers and create thousands of hours of award-winning content.

Birgit heads up the company’s finances and collaborates to ensure daily operations run smoothly. She is a seasoned finance and operations professional with over 15 years of experience in the SaaS industry. Prior to SaaStr Birgit worked at several start-ups helping them get organized and scale. Birgit is originally from Austria and loves spending her free time doing any type of sport, traveling, checking out new restaurants, or taking a Harley for a ride.

Tyler is the manager and magician behind SaaStrPro.com, our paid learning system that teaches your team how to put SaaStr learnings into practice.  He serves as a senior product leader at Wealthfront, and previously at Andreesen Horowitz.

Harry is the voice behind both the 200+ episodes of the SaaStr podcast (#1 in the industry), as well as the wildly popular 20 Minute VC.  He’s a key part of the SaaStr team as well as a general partner in his own VC fund, Stride.VC.  He’s also host to Drinks with Harry each year at the SaaStr Annual.