Leadership

Mehdi has over 20 years of experience building great teams and
operating both startups and public companies. Before Rafter, Mehdi was
SVP of products and services at CafePress where he joined the team in
the early days and grew the company to over $130M in revenues. Prior
to CafePress, Mehdi was SVP of products at Intellisync where they
gained 90% ownership of the mobile sync market before being

bought by Nokia for $450M. Additionally, Mehdi has held a number of
executive positions at other Valley companies and currently sits on
the board of FaceTime, Pbworks and Fotomoto. A geek
at heart, Mehdi did his undergraduate studies at Berkeley and his
graduate studies in computer science at Stanford. His favorite topic in
college was Fuzzy Logic by Professor Lotfi Zadeh.

Colin is the founder of BookRenter, the forerunner to Rafter and the
company that introduced the concept of textbook rental. Prior to
founding BookRenter, Colin worked at Google in online advertising and
at 24/7 Real Media as a Marketing Manager. He has a BS in Management
Information Systems and a Minor in Information Technology from Santa
Clara University where he graduated with Honors in 2003. Colin resides

in San Francisco and is a basketball enthusiast, mountain biker, golfer,
and as avid a snowboarder as a Bay Area resident can be.

Charles brings his extensive financial leadership experience to Rafter;
he was most recently President of EchoFirst and prior to that he was
President and CFO of Sungevity and CFO of SolarCity. His
accomplishments included the successful raising of multiple
structured finance funds totally in excess of $700M, which enabled
the consumer leasing programs which now account for over 70%
of industry sales. Charles responsibilities at Rafter include financial

planning, structured finance, corporate development, accounting and
treasury. In addition, Charles brings over twenty years of experience in
leadership roles at high growth companies in a variety of industries,
including such consumer products and financial services companies as
PepsiCo, GAP, Inc, and Transamerica. Mr. Ferer holds an MBA in Finance
from Indiana University and a BA in Economics from the University of Puget Sound.

Justin brings both creativity and rigor to his leadership of the
engineering organization. Prior to Rafter, he held numerous
engineering, product, and founding roles at growing start-ups
throughout Silicon Valley. Most recently, Justin served in a general
management role at the online retailer CafePress.com, where he was
responsible for the vision, product, and marketing of the CafePress

Groups business. While studying Computer Science at the University of
Rochester, Justin created a service that would presage his future career
with Rafter: after a typical weekend of feverish coding, his Book Swap
launched to overnight success, drawing hundreds of textbook classified
postings from across campus in the first day of operations.

Sara is a metrics-obsessed, ROI-driven marketer who spent the past 15
years building strong online brands. Prior to Rafter, Sara held a senior
leadership position at online retailer Cafepress where she was
responsible for attracting customers, keeping them happy, and scaling
revenue. As the head of marketing for Yahoo! Personals, Sara's devotion
to customers helped the dating service woo singles and catapult

the brand to the number one most visited dating site. At E*TRADE she
drove customer development efforts across the Investing, Banking &
Mortgage business units yielding significant returns. Highly collaborative
and team-oriented, Sara's approach to management was born of her
experience playing center field for the UNLV women's softball team (Go
Rebels!) where she was Second Team All American.

Pete Rumpel most recently served as the Senior Vice President at Rosetta Stone, leading Rosetta Stone's global institutional business. Over a thirty month period, Rumpel led the growth of Rosetta Stone's institutional business including K-20 Education, Corporate, Government and Non- profit from $30 million to over $60 million in annual sales. He was instrumental in professionalizing Rosetta Stone's institutional business by leading the transition from a private to public entity and serving as the executive leader and sponsor for the institutional business

from strategy through global go to market execution. Prior to joining Rosetta Stone, Pete was vice president and leader of SAP Americas business development. Prior to SAP he held global sales and marketing leadership positions with several leading companies, including Thomson Reuters (the Yankee Group), HayGroup, Gartner, Inc. and Pitney Bowes Inc. Pete holds an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Fairfield University and has completed extensive management coursework at NYU Stern School of Business.

Michael has over 20 years leading successful high-growth internet business ventures at both fledgling startups and large behemoths. Prior to joining Rafter, Michael co-founded Homestead.com, which Intuit bought in 2006 for $170M. He also spent some time at Yahoo! as the Vice President of Marketing and Business Operations for broadband and mobile businesses. Most recently, Michael served as President of Tonic, a media and ecommerce startup focused on social good. He's also held

various positions at Infoseek and Grant Thornton, where he had to wear a suit every single day. A true entrepreneurial junkie, Michael still serves as an advisor to a few venture-backed start-ups. He holds an MBA from Harvard University and a BSE in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania, where he grossly overpaid for an early edition of his favorite textbook "Modeling and Control of Robotic Manipulators", thus proving he is truly a geek at heart.

Kim has over 24 years of experience building businesses and growing companies. Prior to Rafter, Kim was co-Founder and CEO of Right90, where he took the company from inception to acquisition. Before Right90, Kim co-founded and was EVP Products for Fatbrain, an eCommerce provider of books and training materials to businesses. Fatbrain grew to $100M a year in revenue in 5 years, went public and was acquired by Barnes and Noble. Kim has held a variety of software

engineering, product, marketing and business development roles at notable technology companies including General Magic and NeXT Computer where he worked for Steve Jobs. Kim advises technology startups and does what he can to help fellow entrepreneurs. Kim has two degrees in physics, which he never uses (one from Reed College and the other from Columbia University), and loves to ski and play squash and soccer.

Sophie is a secret quantum physicist who never actually got to be a physicist because she couldn't afford the textbooks. Instead she started her career (over 20 years ago) as a programmer working at Andersen Consulting. After failing to be the worlds best programmer - she didn't even get close she quickly realized that her passion was for helping people get through changes and grow within companies and organizations. Moving into HR, she began her career leading HR and Recruiting teams across the US and the globe. From starting her own

business, to implementing maniacal technical recruiting at Mercury Interactive, growing the global recruiting and HR development strategies at salesforce.com. (EMEA, Japan, Singapore), taking Nimsoft from a small newly acquired start-up to an established global IT Service Management gold standard company. Originally from England, she loves soccer, science, running long distance, cooking exotic foods (bugs not included), kayaking, and hiking with her teenage sons.

Greg joins the Rafter team with eighteen years of corporate and commercial practice under his belt. As a corporate attorney with Sullivan & Worcester in Boston and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich and Rosati in Palo Alto, Greg specialized in LBOs, M&A and venture financings. After leaving large firm law practice Greg went 'in-house' - consulting for, and serving as a General Counsel of a variety of consumer Silicon Valley internet, enterprise software, and technology companies, and in many cases building legal departments from scratch. Greg has more than five years

experience as the General Counsel of prominent public companies - McAfee.com (MCAF) and Plumtree Software, Inc. (PLUM) - leading each of their IPOs. Greg has a B.S. (summa cum laude) from Boston University and a J.D. from Yale Law School. A member of the bar in CA, NY and MA, Greg doubles, in his spare time, as a crime fighting machine, working patrol shifts as a police officer on the San Jose, CA, Police Force, where he has served since 1999.