As the Founder and CEO, Alasdair is responsible for Teikametrics’ business strategy and technology platform.

In 2001, Alasdair founded an e-commerce company in his dorm-room which grew into a multi-million dollar company selling high-end sporting goods. The company became one of Amazon’s first Third-Party Retailers in the sporting goods category in 2003.

He also founded the weight loss and fitness company Traineo and has built and provided e-commerce solutions to large organizations including Newscorp, The Times of London, L’Oreal, and The New York Marathon.

Alasdair earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics at Harvard University where he was captain of the Track and Field Team and a member of the Great Britain and England national track teams.

Brian is a seasoned SaaS Finance operator with 15+ years’ experience scaling Finance organizations across public, PE-backed, and VC-backed tech companies, including NetSuite, Cisco, and TPG Capital. Brian leverages deep SaaS expertise to optimize for responsible growth across the business, while scaling the back office infrastructure to accommodate growth.

Brian is active in the CFO and Board community, serving on the Board of the CFO Leadership Council Boston Chapter since 2009, and sits on the Board of Directors for Qudos Technologies. He graduated with a BA in Economics from the College of the Holy Cross and MBA from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College. Brian lives in Milton, MA with his wife Meghan, and two boys Brett and Brendan.

At Teikametrics, Michelle leads the global People Team which includes all things human resources; talent acquisition, people operations, employee engagement and culture.

Michelle has more than 25 years of experience in a variety of technology companies, primarily early-stage, software companies.  Most recently, she worked at NewStore as their Chief People Officer for just over 3 years where she led a team in Boston and Berlin, Germany.  In addition to NewStore, she was previously the VP of Human Resources for Black Duck (acquired by Synopsys) and Director of Human Resources for Gomez (acquired by Compuware).  Michelle currently resides in Framingham, MA and is the mother of two grown daughters and a senior Coonhound dog.

Henry joined Teikametrics to lead growth in Greater China. Under his leadership, Teikametrics is rapidly expanding its AI-powered platform to sellers based in China who are looking to maximize their potential on the world’s most valuable marketplaces.

Prior to joining Teikametrics, Henry was the Head of Sales & Partnerships for World First/ANT Financial. A native New Yorker, after graduating from Pace University with a BBA in Finance, he was a banker with HSBC and later moved to JPMorgan Chase. Henry relocated to China – Hong Kong in 2012 as Head of Sales for American Express.

Andy Coughlin is a trusted advisor to the Teikametrics leadership team with over 20 years of experience in tech and ecommerce.

Andy Coughlin’s experience includes 12+ years with Microsoft, helping to lead the first-ever launch of the Xbox game system. He’s currently responsible for global sales for Facebook Reality Labs (FRL) enterprise hardware and software. Past companies include Sonos, ConvergeVP, Companyon, Vivoom, Water for Good, Boys & Girls Club, and Social Venture Partnership.

As Teikametrics’ COO, Guddanti applies his decade of e-commerce insider knowledge to guide the company’s evolving business strategies and drive continued marketplace success for brand owners across all channels and platforms.

Throughout his 14-year tenure at Amazon, Guddanti held leadership roles across every crucial function of the company’s ecommerce ecosystem, from retail finance, to Amazon Prime, to Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA). Starting in 2016, Guddanti served as Director of Worldwide Sponsored Ads Growth & Customer Success at Amazon, working directly with Paul Kotas, SVP of Worldwide Advertising, to accelerate global adoption of Amazon’s Sponsored Products ads. While in this role, Guddanti managed a global team of 700+ employees across 11 countries.

Professor Jerry Hausman is the MacDonald Professor of Economics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Professor Hausman received a D.Phil. (Ph.D.) degree from Oxford University where he was a Marshall Scholar. He has been a faculty member at MIT for 43 years. Professor Hausman received the John Bates Clark Award from the American Economics Association in 1985 for the most outstanding contributions to economics by an economist under 40 years of age. Professor Hausman has consulted for the world’s leading retail brands and retailers including Starbucks, Kellogg’s, Anheuser Busch, Tesco’s, and Home Depot.

Michael Rubenstein (he/him) is an entrepreneur and executive who played a key role in building two of New York’s most iconic tech companies: AppNexus, acquired by AT&T in 2018, and DoubleClick, acquired by Google in 2008. 

One of today’s trailblazers operating at the intersection of digital advertising/marketing/media/commerce, Michael is passionate about bringing powerful ideas to life and building innovative, inclusive, values-driven company cultures. He specializes in marketplace strategy, internet business models, win-win partnerships, developing talent, and building high-performing go-to-market organizations that create global impact.