Board of Directors
Hal Logan is the CEO of BuyBook Technologies and previously held executive positions in marketing, strategic planning, and industry relations for Manheim Inc., the world’s leading provider of automotive services to commercial sellers and auto dealers. Hal has also held a number of executive positions in the automotive and Internet industries. He has a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Stanford University.
Andrew Seligson is a portfolio manager at Passport Capital, a San Francisco based, global investment firm. At Passport, Andrew co-manages the firm’s technology investments and has been investing in Internet companies since 2001. Prior to Passport, Andrew spent four years in the Strategic Planning Division at NEC Corporation in Tokyo. He has a BA from Colgate University and an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley.
Art Shaw has over 20 years of experience in building companies to become leaders in their industries. Art serves as the CEO at RepairPal guiding its strategy and operations. Art was most recently the CEO of Epic Media Group, a leading global advertising and marketing company that builds brands and drives customer acquisition across Display, Search, Mobile and Social. Prior, he served as President and CEO of myCFO growing that startup to its sale to Harris Bank after achieving the #1 rating from Bloomberg Wealth Manager for two consecutive years. Previously, Art was at Charles Schwab where he launched www.schwab.com and helped grow it to more than $1 billion in revenue. While at Schwab, Art also ran the mass-market business deploying technologies to improve service and lower costs, and created and ran Schwab’s Strategic Planning Group. He has also held positions domestically and internationally with McKinsey and Chase. Art holds a BA, magna cum laude, in Mathematical Economics from Brown University where he was elected Phi Beta Kappa, and an MBA from Stanford University. He was also selected as a Henry R. Luce Scholar and spent a year in Thailand working on Public Policy.
Dave Whorton has served on the board of directors of RepairPal since 2009 and chairman since April 2011. In addition, Dave is the founder and managing partner of Tugboat Ventures. Prior to Tugboat, Dave was founding CEO of Good Technology (acquired by Motorola), co-founder of Drugstore.com (sold to Walgreens after public) and president of Optical Engineering, Inc, a manufacturer of industrial CO2 lasers. Dave also worked at Netscape, Hewlett Packard and Bain & Company. On the investment side, Dave was a managing director at TPG Ventures and associate partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. Investments prior to RepairPal include Blue Nile (NILE), Cranium (sold to Hasbro), richrelevance and SuccessFactors (SFSF). Dave also worked closely with Amazon, Autotrader, E.piphany and Google in their early days. Dave is a founding non-profit board member of Charter Cities and Newschools Venture Fund.