Bamboo’s founders and senior management are industry and technology experts in the mobile applications field.

For more than 15 years Guy Morag has been at the forefront of the digital imaging and entertainment industries. Before founding Bamboo MediaCasting, Morag established Pix.com, serving as president and CEO. After a successful merger with Zing Network Inc., he served as Zing's vice president of International Business Development. Previously, Morag served as general manager for EFI Israel, a fully owned subsidiary of EFI Inc., and was director of the Technology Group of EFI Inc. He has a master’s degree in computer science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, and a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from the Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology.

Prior to joining Bamboo MediaCasting, Avi Marinstrauss was vice president of Sales at Mobilitec, where he led Mobilitec’s worldwide sales and business development operations and opened the company's Asian headquarters. Previously, Marinstrauss was program manager and business development manager at Qualcomm, where he identified new business opportunities and established strategic partnerships, and served for five years as a software group manager at Elbit Defense Systems. He has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the Technion and a master’s degree in management from Boston University and Ben-Gurion University.

Roy Udassin is an industry technology leader in systems engineering with special expertise in cellular networks, IP networking and systems design. Roy drives Bamboo MediaCasting's platform development and industry standards efforts, and has shaped the architecture of Bamboo MediaCasting's solutions and products. Prior to joining Bamboo, Roy was responsible for VoIP related product development at RADVision (NASDAQ: RVSN). Roy holds a B.Sc. degree in Computer Science from the Tel- Aviv University and MBA from the Opened University.

Over the past decade, David Goldman has specialized in bringing emerging consumer technologies and companies to market, most recently serving as director of marketing for San Francisco-based Intanda, which developed B2B applications for RIM devices. He began his technology marketing career at the global public relations agency Manning Selvage & Lee in 1997 as the lead media contact for eBay and was a member of the team that took eBay public. He also has represented Google, XM Satellite Radio and Blockbuster Online. David is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Bamboo’s financial backers are A-List venture capital investors, including: