Ling Xiao is the CEO of Ruvixx, Inc., a San Francisco-based SaaS platform helping enterprise brands protect intellectual property, automate license compliance, and convert market opportunities into revenue. A serial entrepreneur with deep roots in Silicon Valley, he co-founded Playdom - the social gaming company acquired by Disney in 2010 for up to $763 million - and later co-founded GGWP, an AI-powered platform tackling toxicity in online gaming. Trained in electrical engineering at UC Berkeley and computer science at Stanford, Xiao brings a rare combination of engineering rigor, product instinct, and entrepreneurial range that has taken him from Google's data teams to Disney's exec suite to the frontier of brand intelligence.
Brian Rue is the CEO and Co-founder of Rollbar, a San Francisco-based SaaS platform that helps engineering teams track, prioritize, and fix software errors in real time. Founded in 2012 with co-founder Cory Virok after both left Lolapps, Rollbar has grown into a leading developer tool used by 100,000+ developers at 4,000+ companies including Salesforce, Twilio, Uber, and Duolingo. With $18.4M in funding and a mission of 'Continuous Code Improvement', Brian brings a decade of founder experience and a Stanford engineering background to building tools that close the gap between shipping code and fixing it.