Bob oversees video product strategy for Time Warner Cable’s Corporate Group including HDTV, VOD, Enhanced TV, Advanced Digital Navigation, ITV and Cross-Platform services.

Mr. Benya has had a highly diverse and distinguished cable television career spanning 27 years at TWC where he’s held senior operating and corporate executive positions. Bob has been at the forefront of the company’s new product innovation efforts overseeing development of DTV, VOD, ITV and Road Runner, TWC’s flagship broadband service. Recently, he’s directed the successful introduction of “Start Over”, “Look Back”, “Quick Clips” and “Photo Show TV” which are TWC’s latest video on demand product innovations.

Bob currently serves on the board of directors for iNDEMAND, Music Choice and co-chairs the CTAM on Demand Consortium. During his career, he has received numerous industry awards including 3 Marketing Executive of the Year awards, the TWC Innovation Award and an Emmy for his role in overseeing the development of the industry’s groundbreaking “Start Over” service.

As Vice President and General Manager for Alticast, Jeff Bonin oversees the company's North American operations, business development and marketing activities, and is focused on expanding the company’s position as a leading provider of open standards technologies that enable consumer electronics manufacturers to more quickly bring to market high-definition and iTV home entertainment products. Prior to Alticast, Jeff was director of Business Development at Vidiom Systems, where he managed product development and key relationships with leading consumer electronics manufacturers. He has been a frequent speaker on topics including emerging iTV technologies at tradeshows and conferences around the world including TV of Tomorrow, Milia, IBC, NAB, JavaOne and NCTA.

Richard Bullwinkle joined Macrovision in January 2007 after Macrovision acquired Mediabolic, where he had served as vice president of Products and chief evangelist. Since that time Richard has served as Macrovision’s chief evangelist responsible for corporate strategy. In his role, Richard helps define the direction of the company‘s products and technology solutions. He represents Macrovision at numerous industry events to gather market perspectives and understand trends that have an impact on the company’s customers and the end consumer in order to provide recommendations to the senior team. He also works to establish standards and lead the discussions to promote a better consumer experience throughout the CE industry.

With roles at Mediabolic, Rio Audio, and TiVo, Richard is well known in consumer electronics and entertainment industries.

As vice president of Products and chief evangelist at Mediabolic, Richard helped pioneer the connected home strategy of connecting entertainment media devices. As a senior member of Rio Audio's product marketing team, Richard played an instrumental part in the creation of some of the most popular MP3 players in the US. At Tivo, Richard was the company’s chief evangelist and a senior member of TiVo's product marketing team. He helped create and develop the TiVo products and was behind the campaign to make the TiVo product a household name.

Richard graduated from Rollins College in Florida with degrees in English and Music.

David Grubb III is Vice President, Business Development, Motorola Home & Networks Mobility. In this role, Mr. Grubb is responsible for leading the development of business strategies related to next generation TV, media mobility and fixed-mobile convergence. Mr. Grubb is tasked with bringing together Motorola’s wired and wireless broadband technologies to create new, compelling seamless mobility experiences for consumers.

Mr. Grubb originally joined Motorola, then General Instrument, in 1982. Over the last 26 years, Grubb has held a series of roles including research and development for the transmission network systems business, and later assumed leadership responsibility as the director and then vice president of engineering. In 1997 he was named vice president, marketing for the TNS business. From 1999 to 2003, he held the position of vice president of marketing for the TNS business and then moved into the role of vice president, advanced network technology for the IP solutions group.

Mr. Grubb holds five patents and has published numerous papers on fiber optics and HFC network technology. He has also published and presented at numerous industry conferences. He earned his bachelor’s of science, electrical engineering degree from Rose Hulman Institute of Technology in 1982 and a master’s of science, electrical engineering degree from Drexel University in 1987.