Sue Enquist, former All-American softball player, softball assistant coach, softball head coach and athletic department development director at UCLA. Sue earned 11 national championships while being a player and coach there. One of the most highly-regarded authorities in amateur sports, Sue brings her views as a coach and then an outsider to the ecosystem, starting with grassroots athletes playing club ball who then get recruited by college coaches, who then get considered/selected to play professionally.

Dean Stotz, retired 37-year coach at Stanford Baseball who continues to run the highly-acclaimed Stanford Baseball Camps, arguably the best baseball recruiting camps in the country. Back in 2012 when SportsBoard was launched, Dean inspired us to create a camp solution for his three elite baseball camps, which began with video evaluations. Now Stanford is incorporating PDF evaluations into its offering for combine testing and subjective feedback, and will be delivering all content to athletes and their parents using SportsBoard’s Player Locker. Dean continues to inspire SportsBoard with new ideas for our product.

Doug Brown, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at NetSuite, one of the five largest software-as-a-service enterprise software companies. Traded on the New York Stock Exchange (symbol: N), NetSuite employs nearly 3,000 staff and operates 23 offices around the world. With 14 years of service at NetSuite under his belt and an organization of more than 250 professionals in his organization, Doug’s validation of our technology and our approach give us the “stamp” of approval to be considered “legit” for organizations of all sizes.