Keith McCall
Chief Executive Officer

Keith McCall has led the development and delivery of enterprise software and software-as-a-service products for over 20 years. Prior to founding Enroute Systems Corporation, Keith founded and built Azaleos Corporation, a managed service provider for on-premise, remotely managed Microsoft Exchange e-mail. Before Azaleos, Keith spent 6 years at Microsoft, 2 years at Lotus, and 8 years at IBM in a variety of software development and executive management roles. At IBM, Keith was the key architect for Net.Commerce, and built the team that delivered IBM's flagship Internet Commerce product. He was also the architect and developer of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games ticket server, one of the very first systems to sell tickets online, and was instrumental in designing and developing L.L. Bean's first e-commerce site. Keith also invented IBM's Net.Data product, which was the first product to join IBM's DB2 relational database to Web servers. Keith earned a bachelor's degree in science from the University of British Columbia in Canada, and was recognized by eWeek Magazine in 2008 as one of the Software Industry's Top 10 "Techies in the Shadows".

Lee Hudson
Executive Director of Operations

Lee Hudson joins Enroute from the Retail sector, where as the Director of Technology for Zumiez for 20 years he helped a small retail organization grow to a business with over 350 stores across North America, managing the infrastructure and strategy for a rapidly growing company that had a very successful initial public offering in 2006. His understanding of the retail business and history of selecting the best technologies to provide leading-edge solutions for growing businesses provides him with the perfect background to run Account Management, Operations, and Customer Service for Enroute Systems.

Michael McCarron
Executive Director of Business Development

Michael McCarron has a long and distinguished career with IBM and Avnet. At IBM, he held executive positions in sales, marketing, product development, financial planning and sales operations. Mike spent 10 years helping to develop the IBM software business in Europe on assignment before moving to Avnet. At Avnet, Mike held executive positions managing sales and channel development to springboard Avnet's launch into professional services and technical solutions. His 40 years of business development and management experience makes him a strong leader of the business development function at Enroute Systems Corporation.

Charles H. Porter
Board Member

Charles Porter is an advisory board member to Enroute Systems Corporation, a board director at Azaleos and an advisor to a select number of the top startups in the Seattle area. Prior to his retirement from Accenture in 2004, Chuck was the CTO of Accenture Infrastructure Services. In this global role, he was responsible for the architecture, technology direction, and product definition for Accenture's infrastructure outsourcing practice. During his 30 year career with Accenture, he led some of the Firm's largest and most technically complex projects.

W.R. “Ford” Smith II
Board Member

W.R. "Ford" Smith II, founding Chairman and CEO of Petsmart (1986-1990), past chairman of three other companies and board member of a number of others. Ford holds a B.S. in Marketing from Berkeley and a M.B.A. from Harvard, and he has 16 years of angel investing experience.

Alan Van Boven
Advisor

Alan Van Boven, a veteran in the Transportation Management and Freight Shipping solutions space, joined the Enroute Advisory Board in December 2008 to advise Enroute on strategy and direction. Alan was the CEO of ShipLogix, a company that focused on delivery of sophisticated freight cost-savings solutions to businesses until its acquisition by Infor, a $2.3 billion enterprise software applications company, in August 2007. From August 2007 to June 2008, Alan was the VP of Transportation Management Solutions at Infor, responsible for strategic planning and the overall solution architecture for Infor’s transportation management portfolio. Prior to ShipLogix, he was President of nPassage, a pioneer in logistics technology, which merged with ShipLogix in 2001. He has also held leadership positions at Subscriber Computing, Inc. (a provider of pre-paid billing and fraud detection technologies to the wireless communications sector) and GTE.