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Management
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Isaac Segal - President & CEO
Isaac has been with Tegrity since its founding in 1995, serving as president and CEO since early 2001. He has over 20 years of business-building and product management experience. He oversaw product development and international marketing and sales from Tegrity's Israeli center before becoming CEO. He co-developed business strategy and built the development team that received the Israeli Prime Minister's Award for Computer Software in 1999. Before joining Tegrity, Isaac was a product and program manager at National Semiconductor for FAX and digital voice answering solutions that achieved over 30% worldwide market share. After graduating magna cum laude in computer engineering from the prestigious Technion University, Isaac helped found several successful entrepreneurial companies. Before that, he served in the Israeli Army managing development of computer-based training tools, some of which the U.S. military adopted.
Brian Allan - VP, Sales & Marketing
Brian has been involved in cutting-edge technology for over twenty years and is responsible for sales and marketing operations at Tegrity. Throughout his career he has been a proven business builder and innovator in the outsourcing, business services, and application technology space. Prior to joining Tegrity, Brian co-founded iAqua (a CRM for the water industry) and Public Science (a Peoplesoft higher education technology service provider) where he served as CEO. He has held executive roles including Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Operating Officer, VP Sales, and President at several top technology companies. In his last position he oversaw a business unit of 500 employees and $70M in revenue. Brian has deep domain knowledge of internet-based business systems including CRM, learning management, and commerce systems; and his higher education market experience spans over 20 years. Brian is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin with a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Marketing.
Judith Einstein - VP, Corporate Strategy and Strategic Accounts
Judy leads advocacy and sales efforts to current customers. She also develops new ventures, teaming customers with corporate partners. From 1999 until April 2004, Judy was Tegrity's VP of Sales. Immediately prior to Tegrity, Judy was VP of the Community College Foundation, responsible for the creation of the TechEdstore e-commerce site and the TechEd conference. Previously, at Tektronix, she drove marketing, sales and leasing programs for the educational, broadcast, and video production markets. Admitted to the NY State Bar, she has held marketing and legal management positions with organizations such as MONY Financial Services and the City of New York. Judy is a cum laude graduate of the City College of New York and holds a juris doctorate from New York Law School.
Shoshana Mor - Vice President & CFO
Shoshana comes to Tegrity from Oren Communications, a high-tech company based in Israel and the US, that designs, develops and markets advanced semiconductor solutions for both analog and digital television. She served as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer from 2001 - 2002. Prior to that she served as CFO for the privately held Aitech Systems Ltd. which grew to $20 million in sales from 1984 to 2000. Aitech is an International Group of Companies with bases in USA, Holland and Israel that develops and manufactures rugged computer solutions for use in severe environments, like Space, Military and industrial conditions. She holds degrees in Business Administration, accounting and Psychology from Tel Aviv University, Lasalle University and University of Illinois respectively.
Dan Shimoff - Vice President of Research & Development and General Manager, Tegrity Israel
Dan comes to Tegrity from Demantra, where he served as Vice President of Research & Development and General Manager of Demantra’s Israel office from 2004-2006. Prior to joining Demantra, he served as General Manager of PictureVision Israel, Ltd. and General Manager of Research and Development for PictureVision, Inc. As a core member of the original team, Dan helped develop the new technology that propelled PictureVision from startup to industry-leader and its acquisition by Eastman Kodak. PictureVision's products were used by 12 million users and housed over 100 million photos on 200 servers worldwide. Dan managed multiple development teams across 3 continents. Dan has led development teams at Fundtech, Ltd., in Ramat Gan, Israel and, before moving to Israel, headed project development teams at two major Wall Street firms: Drexel Burnham Lambert, Inc. and Tudor Investment Corporation. Dan holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Yeshiva University and a Master's degree in Computer Science from Queens College, City University of New York.
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