Amit Srivastava serves as the Chief Investment Officer of Entrepia. Previously, he worked for seven years at JP Morgan Chase, including four years at JP Morgan Partners (formerly Chase Capital Partners) where his responsibility included leading venture capital investments in the electronics sector, oversight of private equity investments in India, and serving as the Portfolio Manager of a direct private equity portfolio of over 700 investments in the United States, Europe, Latin America and Asia, with a carried value exceeding $10 billion. Mr. Srivastava has served on the boards of several companies in the United States, Israel and India. Before he worked at JP Morgan Chase, Mr. Srivastava was a Principal at Mercer Management Consulting where, for five years, he advised major global information technology and communications companies on strategy, business development and operational effectiveness. Earlier, he held marketing and engineering management positions during five years at Texas Instruments. Mr. Srivastava holds a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India, a masters degree in Electrical Engineering from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

As one of the founding members of Entrepia Ventures, Mr. Yasunaga manages Entrepia's West coast office. He has considerable experience in investment and portfolio management for IT ventures, including telecom equipment manufacturers, software developers, application providers, semiconductor and wireless companies. He managed the investments of 13 portfolio companies in Fund I. Prior to co-founding Entrepia Ventures in 1999, he served as a senior analyst at Information Technology & Communications Division of a Japanese global trading company, Nissho Iwai. In Nissho's IT division, he managed the planning and execution of more than $500 million in investments to wireless and wireline communication related companies throughout the Americas. He also supported various US technology companies to sell its product to the Japanese market. Previously, he worked in Nissho Iwai's overseas affiliate management department and involved in the management consulting to various companies and finance projects. Mr. Yasunaga hold a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Waseda University and an MBA from Pace University in New York.

Prior to joining Entrepia, Mr. Yamamoto worked for Mitsumi Electronics Corp. as Treasurer, where he managed finance, taxes, legal and Information Systems for10 years.  During that time, he also served on several general unsecured creditors’ committees of major chapter 11 cases of many prominent companies, including Smith Corona and Rexon/Tecmar.  He also managed Mitsumi’s Transfer Pricing Taxation project team that became the first company in history to obtain a reversal of the infamous “donation” assessment by the Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA), for which he personally negotiated and argued before the IRS.  Mr. Yamamoto also handled contract negotiations for licensing, manufacturing, joint development and distribution, as well as litigation involving product liability claims, contract disputes, antitrust claims, employment disputes and credit/collections.  Prior to his time with Mitsumi, Mr. Yamamoto worked for Matsushita Electric Works, Co., Ltd., including its U.S. subsidiary, Aromat Corporation, for 12 years in the areas of cost accounting, material management, and Information Systems.  Mr. Yamamoto received his Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Shiga University and his Juris Doctor’s degree from Texas Wesleyan University.  He is a licensed attorney admitted to the State Bars of Texas and California.