
A reluctant job seeker became a serial founder, an insurance convert, a venture investor, and finally Plume's dealmaker. The thread through it all is simple: make connected technology do something useful.

After building pipeline at LiveRamp and speeding up marketing at Cisco, Rebecca Stone has taken on a wider brief at Plume: make every customer handoff carry context, and leave the difficult conversations to humans.

From wireless chips to cloud-managed homes to governed AI agents, Aman Singla has spent three decades working on the infrastructure between a promising idea and the messy systems it must survive.