Rich is the CEO of Sitemetric, LLC. Prior to joining Sitemetric, he was Co-CEO of Origin Materials, a sustainable materials company. Previously, Rich was the CEO of Shazam, one of the world's most popular music apps. Under his leadership, the company more than doubled its user base, surpassed one billion downloads, and became one of the highest-rated apps in the world. Shazam was acquired by Apple in 2018.

Prior to joining Shazam, Rich spent 13 years at Yahoo! He joined as part of the acquisition of a start-up he co-founded, Log-Me-on.com, which invented the toolbar. At Yahoo!, Rich had a variety of roles starting in Corporate Development, SVP Small and Medium Business, EVP and Managing Director of the Europe, Middle East and Africa Region, and EVP of the Americas Region reporting into the CEO and serving on the Executive Management Team.

Rich served as an Industry Advisor to the global investment firm, KKR, as well as on the Board of the Entrepreneurial Department at the Wharton School. He is an active member of the Young President’s Organization (YPO). Rich has been named 3 times to Billboard’s list of the most powerful people in the music industry, was featured on Fortune Magazine’s 40 Under 40, Ones to Watch list, and was a finalist for E&Y’s Entrepreneur of the Year award. Rich previously served on the Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of America, Yankee Council. Rich holds a B.S. in Economics with concentrations in Finance & Entrepreneurial Management from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

Darren Stineman is a finance executive with deep experience in privately held and private equity backed mid-market technology and tech-enabled services companies. He has served as CFO at an international SaaS firm supporting mission-critical global infrastructure and at a leading U.S. environmental engineering and consulting firm. He holds a BS in Finance and an MS in Finance from Bentley University.

His background spans financial planning and analysis, enterprise sales, marketing, and customer-facing technology development, including contributions that supported a $3B exit. Darren brings a growth-oriented approach to financial strategy, with a focus on building the infrastructure and practices that enable scaling businesses to execute at a high level.

Dedrick Duckett is Chief Technology Officer at Sitemetric, where he leads engineering and technology strategy. A technologist and entrepreneur with more than 30 years of experience, Dedrick has built and scaled software systems and teams across many verticals, including legal technology, simulation, gaming, and now construction.

Before joining Sitemetric, Dedrick co-founded ThreadKM, a real-time knowledge management and collaboration company, and led it as CTO through its acquisition by NetDocuments, the legal industry's leading cloud platform, where he then served as VP of Engineering for Incubation. Earlier, he co-founded ESP Vision, the 3D visualization platform behind Disney theme park design, Universal's pre-visualization of Iron Man, and the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics. The company was acquired by Vectorworks in 2015. He also served as Senior Director of Technology at WMS Gaming, leading the online gaming platform through the company's acquisition by Scientific Games.

Dedrick began his career as a software engineer shipping entertainment titles for Activision and 3DO. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science, an M.S. in Computational Science and Engineering with a concentration in Modeling and Simulation, and an MBA in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, all from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Michael Ueland is Chief Commercial Officer at Sitemetric, where he leads go-to-market strategy, revenue, and customer success for the company's site visibility, worker access control, and perimeter security platform.

A seasoned B2B commercial leader with more than 25 years of experience, Michael has built and scaled go-to-market organizations at the front line of the wireless, IoT, and AI/ML revolutions. He previously served as Chief Revenue Officer at Cognosos, scaling its AI-driven asset-visibility platform across automotive OEMs and healthcare, and as President of IoT Products and Services at Digi International, where he led the company's IoT growth strategy.

Widely regarded as one of the IoT industry's most connected and respected commercial leaders, Michael holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a B.A. from Kenyon College.

Katie Suttle Weinert serves as Chief Legal Officer at Sitemetric. She partners with the executive team and Board on commercial, governance, regulatory, and employment matters as Sitemetric scales, leading a lean, tech-forward legal department that moves at the speed of the business.

Across two decades of practice, Katie has served as interim in-house counsel to a diverse range of clients, including a FAANG company, an international pharmaceutical company, a specialty retailer, and a late-stage tech start-up. As outside counsel, her practice spanned a wide range of advisory and advocacy work, including jury trials and arguments before the Eleven^th Circuit. She was a core member of an international law firm’s Workplace Violence Prevention and Crisis Response team, guiding clients nationwide through high-stakes situations.

Lance Leising brings more than three decades of experience in federal law enforcement, crisis management, and enterprise security to his role as Vice President of Safety and Security at Sitemetric. He leads the company’s safety and security strategy, program development, and operational execution across North American jobsite intelligence and access control operations.

Before joining Sitemetric, Lance spent 23 years with the FBI, rising to Supervisory Special Agent and leading investigations involving violent crime, organized crime, terrorism, and critical incident response. He also served 22 years on the FBI SWAT Team, completed overseas deployments supporting U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, and later spent five years at Amazon building global workplace threat management and crisis response programs. Lance began his career as a felony prosecutor in Ohio and holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Indiana University. His work has been featured by Dateline, America’s Most Wanted, The New York Times, and Esquire, and one homicide investigation was adapted into the feature film American Murderer.

Geoff Menegay, VP of Product Geoff Menegay leads product at Sitemetric, bringing a builder's mindset to a platform used across hundreds of active construction sites. Before Sitemetric, he was a startup CTO who built and sold a company to AOL, then scaled advertising products at Google serving billions of users across millions of advertisers. He has a strong track record of turning complex operational problems into scalable software.

Tristan Thomas is the Head of Site Operations at Sitemetric, where he has spent nearly six years helping transform the company from an early-stage startup into a nationwide leader in construction technology. With a career spanning site operations, national director responsibilities, and executive leadership, Tristan has been instrumental in scaling Sitemetric's workforce and delivering cutting-edge RTLS and access control solutions to some of the largest construction projects across the country. He brings a disciplined focus on strategic growth, operational excellence, and data-driven innovation — driven by a commitment to redefining how the construction industry embraces smart technology. Tristan holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Virginia Tech.

Evan Winchester is Head of Marketing for Sitemetric, LLC, a leading provider of construction site technology and services. Prior to joining Sitemetric, he was Head of Marketing Communications at Origin Materials, a publicly traded sustainable materials company, where he led the executive team through more than 20 consecutive earnings calls and played a central role in the company's 2021 go-public transaction, which raised over $500 million.

Previously, Evan was Associate Creative Director at Gold Front, a San Francisco-based creative agency, where he led strategic positioning, advertising, and branding initiatives for some of the world’s most recognized companies, including Slack, Stripe, and Qualtrics, directing teams of copywriters, designers, and producers across video and brand campaigns with a focus on building new market categories.

Evan has served on the Board of the Alliance to Cure Cavernous Malformation, advising the rare disease non-profit on brand and communications. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Integrative Biology with High Honors from the University of California, Berkeley.

Liz Powers brings a proven track record of scaling talent acquisition teams, developing people-first strategies, and partnering with senior leadership to align workforce planning with organizational goals. Liz is a seasoned People and Talent leader with nearly two decades of progressive experience building high-performing people and recruiting functions across healthcare/medical technology, hospitality, and retail.

As an organization that is investing in People and Talent as a strategic function, Liz offers the rare combination of operational rigor, people-centered leadership, and executive partnership that drives both business results and lasting team culture.

As National Director of Environmental, Health & Safety, Pete Johnson oversees the protection and performance of a 2,000+ person workforce operating within one of the most demanding environments in the world: hyperscale data center construction. He leads the development and execution of enterprise-level EHS strategies that support rapid build schedules, complex technical requirements, and the uncompromising expectations of mission-critical infrastructure.

Pete’s career has been built on his ability to translate complex safety standards into clear, actionable guidance that drives alignment across diverse stakeholders - from executive leadership and high-value clients to contractors, trade partners, and community organizations. He is deeply committed to cultivating a culture where safety, accountability, and operational excellence are inseparable.

With extensive experience spanning hyperscale data center construction, oil and gas, hydropower, underground utilities, and construction rescue, Pete brings a comprehensive understanding of high-risk environments and the systems required to manage them effectively. His background provides a well-rounded perspective on risk management, regulatory compliance, emergency response, and workforce engagement across both vertical construction and critical infrastructure sectors.

He is passionate about developing leaders, strengthening organizational resilience, and ensuring that every individual on his team is equipped with the skills needed to succeed. His leadership philosophy is rooted in service, collaboration, and the belief that world-class performance is achieved when people feel supported, informed, and empowered. In the fast-paced hyperscale environment - where precision, speed, and safety must coexist - Pete focuses on building systems and teams capable of meeting the moment.

Scott Miller brings 25 years of hands-on construction experience to his role as VP of Hardware Products at Sitemetric, where he leads the company's physical product lines — from access control, badging, and AI cameras to the turnstiles, access control booths, and site sensors deployed on the worksite. He translates the realities of the field into the products that run on it. Before moving into technology, Scott spent his career in general contracting, rising from laborer to senior superintendent.

He has run projects across K-12 schools, healthcare and laboratory facilities, high-rise residential, parking and transit structures, and secured government facilities — including SCIF construction for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — and, early in his career, contributed to the rebuilding of the Pentagon following the September 11 attacks. Most recently he led the Net Zero, LEED Gold modernization of Truesdell Elementary School in Washington, DC, the first significant use of mass timber in a DC public school. It was on that project that Scott first encountered Sitemetric while searching for a better way to manage his workforce — he began requesting features to make the platform work in the field, from online safety orientations to zone-based alerting, and ultimately joined the company to build the tools he once needed himself.

Keenan Nuehring is Vice President of Customer Success at Sitemetric, where he leads the teams responsible for onboarding, retention, and the day-to-day partnership with the contractors and builders who rely on the company's worksite intelligence, access control, and safety platform. He is focused on turning Sitemetric's technology into measurable outcomes in the field and on making every customer feel that partnership at each stage of their project.

Before joining Sitemetric, Keenan managed key accounts at Qualtrics and SurveyMonkey, two leaders in experience management and research technology, where he was responsible for the relationships and growth of some of each company's most important customers. His earlier career spanned public service and entrepreneurship. He worked in the U.S. House of Representatives, ran multiple federal congressional campaigns, and built and managed a portfolio of franchise businesses. He also continues to serve as a leader in the Utah Army National Guard. That experience, in settings where security and safety are taken seriously, shapes how he serves Sitemetric's customers.

Keenan holds a B.A. in Political Science from Utah State University and a Master of Political Management from The George Washington University.