With a vision for a better future for children experiencing homelessness, Kate took over as CEO of Horizons for Homeless Children in 2015. During her tenure, she established a financially sustainable model and enriched the organization's programs through innovative partnerships with leading edge providers in early childhood development. Under her leadership, Horizons initiated a capital campaign for the Horizons Center, a unique public/private joint venture that was completed in 2021 and is transforming the education, health and well-being of at-risk children and families in Boston.

Before taking the helm at Horizons, Kate was a leader, strategy consultant and operating manager in the finance and technology sectors. During that time she served on the Board of Directors at Horizons for 14 years and deepened her involvement at Horizons by volunteering as a Playspace Activity Leader.

Kate's passion for children and families battling homelessness has been a meaningful part of her entire career. Kate holds a BA in Early Childhood Development from the Eliot-Pearson Department at Tufts University and an MBA from Boston University.

Lee has spent 12 years in the Program Portfolio Management (PPM) space with PwC. He has helped clients plan for and deliver on some of their most complex change and transformational projects. He is a certified Quickbase builder and has a passion for expanding the awareness and uses cases of no/low-code platforms within both PwC and their clients.

Anthony joined Consigli Construction Co., Inc. in 2011 as Chief Information Officer, where he oversees information technology strategy, planning, and implementation for the $2 billion organization with 1,300 employees across 11 regional offices and 100 project sites from Maine to the U.S. Virgin Islands.

As a member of the senior management team, Anthony leads IT strategic and operational planning to achieve business goals by fostering innovation, prioritizing IT initiatives, and coordinating the evaluation, deployment, and management of current and future IT systems across the organization. Anthony is an expert in all software development methodologies encompassing analysis, development, testing, training and integration, and is responsible for the selection and management of all technology implementations from hardware and software to contracts and vendor relationships.

During his tenure at Consigli, Anthony has led major systems integrations including the move of 80% of the company's data to cloud systems; the corporate transition to Microsoft 365; the creation of a data warehouse to support a corporate scorecard, dashboard system, and integrations; and the implementation of a total cloud-based disaster recovery system.

Ed Jennings joined Quickbase as chief executive officer in May 2020 and has a proven track record of accelerating enterprise growth for SaaS leaders. His unique strengths combine innovative market strategies, velocity sales leadership, and extraordinary team building.

Prior to joining Quickbase, Ed was chief operating officer at Mimecast, where he was responsible for the global marketing, sales and services teams and helped bring the company public in 2015. Under his leadership, Mimecast expanded its footprint into the enterprise space, grew its annual revenue from $82M to over $400M in four years, and scaled the team from 350 employees to 1,800, while expanding offices internationally.

In addition to his recent role at Mimecast, Ed has held marketing leadership roles at PTC and Veracode; at the latter, he defined the go-to-market strategy that enabled the company to quadruple revenues during his nearly four-year tenure. Veracode was sold to Computer Associates in 2017. He also has served as CEO for SaaS workflow solution Copanion that was acquired by Drake Software in 2010.

Ed is on the advisory board of Ten Eleven Ventures and the Cyber Resilience Think Tank. He is a regular speaker on a range of digital transformation and technology topics at Gartner, Forrester and FS-ISAC conferences.

Ed is a graduate of Boston College and holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management.

Sarah Din is the Vice President of Product Marketing at Quickbase. She joined the company in 2022 to lead key areas of product marketing, including Product go-to-market strategy, Product Growth and Customer Lifecycle, and Market Intelligence and is responsible for defining and evangelizing the Quickbase story.

She has spent the last 18 years leading marketing for B2B SaaS companies, helping them bring new products to market, expand existing markets, and carve out new categories to create demand and win market share. Sarah's expertise is in developing strategic narratives and brands, operationalizing cross-functional teams around an effective GTM strategy, building high-performing teams, and mentoring people to find joy in their work.