Tuvia Eiger - Chairman

Tuvia Eiger, Chairman and CEO of BE LABS. Mr. Eiger has held several positions of significance in the RF field and as a scientist has extensive experience in research, design and management.

Eiger has spent a great deal of time in spread spectrum wireless communications, especially in the breakthrough designs of W-CDMA (Wide Band Code Division Multiple Access) systems. He was also involved in the design of present generation satellite ground stations and radar systems. Tuvia has extensive knowledge and experience in microwave elements, analog circuitry from DC to the 18GHz as well as knowledge of digital designs.

Prior to BE LABS, Eiger co-founded TransSKY Corporation, where he spearheaded the breakthrough design and development of W-CDMA communication, including the first ever W-CDMA wireless local loop system. In 1994, Tuvia accepted a position as the principal radio engineer at InterDigital Communications, Inc. and was in charge of the system development of B-CDMA (Broadband-Code Division Multiple Access) cell sites. Over nearly a decade, Eiger held several key positions at Frequency Electronics, Inc. One of his significant accomplishments was architecting the commercial VSAT (Very Small Aperture Transceiver) systems and various space qualified receivers for NASA.

Prior to his tenure with Frequency, Tuvia lived in Israel where he started his career as an electronics technician with ELISRA Electronics System Ltd. (subsidiary of AEL) and ultimately became the project manager for military radio systems, leveraging his experience in the Israeli Military.

Tuvia completed his studies at Tel-Aviv University (Tel-Aviv, Israel), majoring in Mathematics and Physics.

Joseph Garodnick - Executive Advisor

Joseph Garodnick, Ph.D., is a senior advisor to BE Labs and has numerous notable accomplishments in the wireless communications industry.

Dr. Garodnick founded Widax Corporation – the developer of advanced high-speed wireless Internet access products and systems, and was the company’s President and CEO.

Prior to founding Widax, he was the Chief Technical Officer of Golden Bridge Technologies, Inc. (GBT), a technology developer and innovator of spread spectrum application specific integrated circuits (ASICs) to be used in wireless equipment. While with GBT, he filed four spread spectrum patents and guided the technical team in the design of four ASICs. He represented the company in the TIA US standard group, the ETSI European standard group and designed GBT's third and fourth generation wireless systems.

GBT's third and fourth generation wireless systems. Prior to joining the GBT, he was Executive Vice President of InterDigital Communications Corp. (IDCC), a worldwide supplier of digital wireless communications equipment. Dr. Garodnick established strategic and tactical relationships with equipment companies and service providers in many foreign countries on 5 continents.

Dr. Garodnick was the Corporate Vice President of Fibronics International, Inc. (FBRX: NASDAQ), a fiber optic local area network equipment supplier. The Company became a major player in systems areas including high-speed local area networks.

Co-founded and was Chief Scientist of Phasecom Corporation, which designed, manufactured and marketed CATV and high-speed data communication equipment. In 1975, Dr. Garodnick co-founded Stern Telecommunications Corporation, a system design company where, under contract from General Instruments, he designed and developed the first direct broadcast satellite systems. Other developments included patented CATV scrambling systems, and high-speed fiber optic private urban networks for MCI and the New York stock exchanges. He began his career at ITT Avionics in 1966 as a design engineer and moved to ATT Bell Laboratories after receiving his doctorate in 1972.

Dr. Garodnick has published over 30 papers, was an officer in the IEEE, and holds 34 patents. He received a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, his Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering degree from Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, and a Doctorate in Electrical Engineering from the City University of New York, where he taught as an adjunct professor for nine years.

Uriel Berchin - President

Uriel Berchin, President of BE LABS, Inc., is a seasoned leader and scientist. Mr. Berchin has extensive experience with, and knowledge of, digital systems design, W-CDMA design, Microprocessors, Micro-controllers, DSP (Digital Signal Processor), ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) designs and embedded software.

Prior to BE LABS Berchin co-founded TransSKY Corp where he held the position of senior principal engineer. In that capacity, he was responsible for the team that developed the digital components and subsystems for the first ever W-CDMA wireless local loop system.

In 1995, Uriel joined Computer Instruments Corp. as the company's chief engineer with the goal to modernize its line of flight computers. He was the managing director of the engineering department, in charge of a large group of engineers and technicians that designed, developed and manufactured a new line of flight computers including for USAF KC135 flying tankers for USAF and Air Force-One aircraft.

Uriel accepted a position as senior engineer at Frequency Electronics, Inc. in 1988. As the company ventured into the digital world, he was put in charge of creating a new digital engineering department. In that capacity, he was in charge of the development of computerized timing systems for commercial, military and space applications. In 1990, his team's design of a Microprocessor-controlled low-power time-base, won the "RF & Microwave" award for best design of the 90's. His designs are still operating in NASA's Space Shuttles and in other space and military applications.

Prior to his tenure with Frequency Electronics, Berchin lived in Israel. Thereafter, he accepted a position as project manager at GANOT Industries (subsidiary of ELBIT computers), where he was in charge of the development of computerized test equipment for the "Lavi" fighter aircraft.

Mr. Berchin began his career as a practical engineer in the research labs of the IDF (Israeli Defense Forces). In that capacity, he was a member of the team that won the Israel Defense Award - the highest achievement award in Israel.

After his time with the IDF, he attended the Technion (Haifa, Israel) where he graduated with a degree in electrical engineering and a degree in computer engineering. While at the Technion, he was employed as a design engineer, first in the Military Research Lab, where he worked on several designs for the Israeli air force and then in the Medical Electronics Research Lab, where he designed the first computerized incubators monitoring system.

Uriel is a member of ITU 3GPP committee, the advisory panel for EWEEK and for PC Magazine

Lou Weiss - VP of administration

As head of marketing for BE LABS, Lou has been instrumental in identifying and developing key business relationships and partnerships for the company while positioning the company with investors, partners, and potential customers.

Lou is a serial entrepreneur and has been a partner/owner of several business ventures over the course of his career. With the advent of the internet, Lou was one of the pioneers of digital marketing and has be successful leveraging the internet to build and grow businesses.

Nick Rini - Advisor

Nick Rini is founder and Executive Vice President at Selleration Games, Inc. Mr. Rini has held a variety of leadership positions in his 25 year tenure in the technology industry. Prior to his joining BrandGames, Nick was CEO and founder of FLR Systems, a consultancy that advises early stage company CEOs in all aspect of the business; was CEO of Greenplum, a data warehouse performance company, as well as the founder and CEO of MicroVault Corporation, a developer of data security software, where he became the pioneer of secure document delivery techniques that have since become the industry standard.

Prior to founding MicroVault, Nick was Director of National Accounts and at Candle Corporation and was instrumental in developing the company’s Automated Operations product line business. Prior to Candle, Nick was the head of data center operations at TRW LSI where he designed and led the implementation of one of the earliest local area networks, allowing access to disparate computing platforms from a single point.

Nick is the visionary behind two technology patents, has written numerous business articles on the topics of data center automation and secure document delivery, and is a Smithsonian-Computerworld Laureate.