Company

About iLiv

Created in 2005, iLiv produces All-In™, a collaborative, all-in-one-page on demand application that synthesizes project tracking, people, tasks, timelines, timesheets, billing, messages and documents. All-In enhances growth opportunities for organizations populated by high value individuals working in variable teams on multiple projects.

iLiv's initial target market is the global green building movement. This market is cohesive and self-referencing, gravitating around national green building councils that provide training, networking, information, and large annual trade shows. It is filled with visionary early adopters who communicate regularly through clearly identifiable channels.

iLiv is a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and the Canada Green Building Council.

When we say "Best viewed by Visionaries™" we don't only mean green building leaders. If your business has too much data in too many places, dispersed cross-organizational teams, and/or you are part of a project-centric industry, iLiv is for you.

iLiv is privately held and based in Montreal — the best place on earth to start a global enterprise.

Management

Andrew Culver

Founder and CEO

• Andrew has 12 years of experience creating software and databases for commercial clients, including hospitals, architects, ecommerce web sites, and an online community for entrepreneurs. He has founded two previous businesses, one a consultancy, the other an online publisher, both based in New York.
• Andrew graduated from McGill University with a Masters of Music Composition, and pursued further studies at MIT in computer music. In 2007, Andrew returned to MIT to complete the Entrepreneurship Development Program.
• Andrew remains active in avant-garde music. His very-large-scale orchestral music Ocean is frequently performed in major venues such as Lincoln Center and La Fenice. Many of the user interface and organizational metaphors in iLiv's products derive from his work re-imagining the creative project team.

Allan Wakefield

Chief Financial Officer

• Allan has had 40 years of experience in finance, general management and Board management. As CFO, he raised $334 million for two Silicon Valley startups, one of which he co-Founded. He has been President of two businesses with over 1000 employees and a Board member of public companies.
• Allan has an BA from Yale and an MBA from Harvard Business School. While with Alcan, Allan launched 'blue box' recycling and brought aluminum cans into Canada, for which he was honored by the United Nations for services to the environment.

Huston Eubank

Senior Director for Knowledge and Community

• Huston has been a leader in the green building movement for over 15 years. He is the immediate past Executive Director of the World Green Building Council, and was for 6 years a Principal of Green Development Services at the Rocky Mountain Institute. Any early advocate for green building, Huston was the commercial program manager for “Earth Smart” at Portland General Electric (PGE), and a senior project architect with Gensler, working in Los Angeles and London.
• Huston has a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University. He is a LEED® Accredited Professional and Fulbright Senior Specialist. His green consulting projects include the California Academy of Science, the Boston Museum, environmental design for schools in Brazil, teaching Natural Capitalism at Beijing University, CARMAX Corporate Headquarters, High Performance Internet Data Centers, University of Illinois Facilities Standards Review, Greening the California State Capitol, The Capitol East End project in Sacramento, the State of California EPA Building, the North Clackamas High School performance-based fee project, and greening Bulmers - the world's largest maker of hard cider. He was a member of architectural teams for projects including the new San Diego airport terminal, the Inn at Middleton Plantation outside Charleston, SC, Sony Lincoln Theaters in New York City, a large office building in central London, refurbishment of the Sony Picture Studios in Culver City, and of the Babelsberg Studios in Pottsdam, Germany.
• He was a founding member of the Oregon Natural Step network, liaison to the NW Regional Council of the US President's Council on Sustainability, served on the Board of Envirosense, advised the Portland AIA's Architecture+Energy Award program, chaired the Los Angeles CSI Technical and Environmental Committees, and was Chair of the Oahu Citizen's Advisory Committee on Coastal Zone Management in the mid 1970's. Huston has also served as a certified construction specifier, a developer, a contractor, a US Navy officer, and the proprietor of his own firms.

Jean Gagliardi

Director of Research and Development

• Jean was a founder of KMTechnologies where as R&D Director and Product Manager he led the development of work2gether, a pioneering web application for knowledge management.
• Jean has many years of experience leading cutting edge collaborative software projects and teams.

Board of Advisors

David Culver, CC, Founding Partner of CAI Capital, former Chairman and CEO of Alcan. David is a former Chairman of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives and a co-founder and Canadian Chairman for 11 years of the Canada-Japan Business Committee. David has served on the Board of Directors of American Express Company, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., American Cyanamid Company and The Seagram Company, Ltd., and on the International Council of J.P. Morgan & Co. He served on the International Advisory Council of Stanford University's Institute for International Studies.

Kenneth P. Morse, Managing Director of the MIT Entrepreneurship Center at the MIT Sloan School of Management. Ken is a serial entrepreneur, having played a key role in launching several high-tech start-ups, including 3Com Corporation, Aspen Technology, an expert systems company, and a biotech firm. Ken has been profiled and quoted in numerous publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Economist, and Red Herring.

Guido Petinelli, Director of Council Development for the World Green Building Council where he is responsible for accelerating the creation and development of Green Building Councils across the globe. Guido integrated the team of LEED consultants for the World Trade Centre of Dubai, which is expected to be the world's largest LEED certified project at one-million square meters.

Kevin Hydes, Chairman of the World Green Building Council, immediate Past Chairman of the US Green Building Council, and a founder of the Canada Green Building Council. Kevin's sustainable vision led to the achievement of the first LEED Gold Certified project in Canada and the first LEED-EB Gold Certified project in North America. Widely recognized for his contribution to the building community, Kevin is an honorary member of the AIBC & RAIC.

Julia Bourke, Chairman of the Quebec Chapter and national board member of the Canada Green Building Council.

Peter Todd, Dean of the Desautels Faculty of Management, McGill University. Peter's research interests relate to the role of information technology in decision making, the adoption and diffusion of IT innovations and the management of the IT function. He has published over 30 papers in a variety of journals including Information Systems Research and MIS Quarterly.