InBoxer's management team brings extensive experience in speech and language technologies, as well as a proven track record of successfully bringing emerging technology-based products and services to market. Beyond this, the team has a broad range of experiences including speech recognition, Internet communications, email marketing infrastructure, telephony, and CRM.

Roger L. Matus
Founder and Chief Executive
Roger Matus brings more than 20 years of high tech experience to InBoxer. Combining a unique blend of marketing and technology expertise, he has successfully brought dozens of innovative products to market including personal computer hardware, video boards, speech recognition software, internet telephony services and audio conferencing equipment. He served as Executive Vice President for WebReply.Com, Chief Marketing Officer for Octave Communications, Vice President of New Products and Technologies for iBasis and both Vice President of New Products and Technologies and Vice President of North American Marketing for Dragon Systems. He also held a series of positions at the Digital Equipment Corporation and ATI Technologies. Mr. Matus has an MBA from the University of Chicago, an M.S. in Engineering from Boston University, and a B.A. in Journalism from Syracuse University.

Sean D. True
Founder and Chief Technologist
Sean True brings more than a decade of experience building easy-to-use systems based on complex technologies, such as artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and speech recognition. He is Chief Technical Officer for WebReply.com, a company that specializes in email delivery using anti-SPAM techniques and the creation of individualized custom web sites.
Prior to joining WebReply, Mr. True served in a variety of positions at Dragon Systems, including Director of Development. He directed the team that created Dragon's AudioMining product, a key technology used and licensed by Audiotrieve, LLC. From 1989 to 1994, he served as Director of Research and Development at Rational Systems, a provider of advanced systems software for Intel platforms. Prior to that, he founded Obsidian Computers, Inc., where he developed a family of real-time data acquisition and control servers based on distributed computing technology. Mr. True holds a B.A. degree in Biopsychology from Earlham College and spent several years at M.I.T. working on biological and machine vision.

Glenn Champagne
Vice President of Sales
Glenn brings more than 20 years of experience in the software industry focusing in sales and consulting. Glenn is a founding member of the Boston offices of Oracle Corporation and Business Objects. He was also Director of Technical Services for Eprise Corporation , and a Principle with IBM/Tivoli.

Glenn comes to us from DataPoint Ventures, an investment organization funding innovative emerging technology-driven companies solving real business problems. He is an active investor and serves on the Board of Directors of Launchpad Venture Group and several advisory boards to several Boston-area emerging technology companies.

For six years running, Glenn volunteers weekly at Children's Hospital Boston playing with children with cancers. He is an avid skier and enjoys Porsche club autocross racing. Glenn holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Northeastern University

Board Members

Josh Kopelman
Managing Director, First Round Capital
While still an undergraduate at Wharton, Josh cofounded Infonautics Corporation with entrepreneur Marvin Weinberger. In 1996, Infonautics went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange. Josh left Infonautics to found Half.com in July of 1999, and led it to become one of the largest sellers of used books, movies and music in the world. Half.com was acquired by eBay in July 2000 in a stock deal valued at the time at more than $300 million -- and Josh remained with eBay for three years, running the Half.com business unit and growing eBay's Media marketplace to almost half a billion dollars in annual gross merchandise sales

In early 2004 Josh helped to found TurnTide, an anti-spam company that had created the world's first anti-spam router. TurnTide was acquired by Symantec just six months later for an estimated $28 million.

James Woodward
James L. Woodward has over 30 years of high tech management experience. He has been the first CFO of eight successful companies including Iris Graphics (sold to Scitex for $31 million), Computer Access (Lotus), Exos (Microsoft), and ActualSoft (Palm). Jim has raised over $20 million in VC and has been CFO of several public companies. He is currently VP Finance or a Director of several companies and a member of the Launchpad Angel Group.

He has been involved since 1980 in the MIT Enterprise Forum in a variety of roles including Chair. For ten years he has written a monthly column on entrepreneurship for the Forum Reporter.

He is Chair of the Audit Committee and a member of the Finance Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts and is a member of the Finance Committee of the Massachusetts Council of Churches. He has an MBA with Distinction from Harvard and a BA from Cornell. Jim and his wife, Dee, sailed around the world from 1995 to 1998.