Tristan Leteurtre is co-founder and CEO of Anevia. In 2001/2002 he led a VideoLAN project to create a free video player and streamer, which has become a world-wide reference in the field of video over IP. In 2001 he also won the IBM International Linux Challenge. Prior to founding Anevia, he worked for Philips (Eindhoven, NL) on innovative digital TV projects. Mr. Leteurtre graduated in engineering and computer science from the Ecole Centrale de Paris (France) and the University of Cambridge (UK).

Brieuc Jeunhomme, also a co-founder of Anevia, is a recognized expert in IT security. He began his career as a consultant in computing security systems for an audit company during which time he was widely published in international magazines and a regular speaker at international events and conferences. He is responsible for the design of all Anevia’s products and solutions. Mr. Jeunhomme is a graduate in engineering and computer science from the Ecole Centrale de Paris (France).

Damien Lucas, another co-founder of Anevia, is an expert in video streaming technologies for fixed and mobile networks. He is responsible for extending Anevia’s business through strategic projects and new product developments. Prior to Anevia, he worked as a robotic engineer at Dassault Aviation where he developed and deployed a new system for piloting and monitoring robots for the assembly of wing components for Rafale & Falcon Jets. He also worked for the town council of Meudon in France where he developed and deployed GIS applications. He is a graduate of the Ecole Centrale de Paris (France) where he met Anevia’s other co-founders while working on the VideoLAN project.

Patrick Rabu spent the first 5 years of his career in the Far East and South East Asia working as an engineer in the oil industry. In 1983, he graduated from Insead with an MBA and spent over 8 years in the computer industry working for Hewlett-Packard, Tandem and Fujitsu in various product marketing, sales and management roles. In 1992, he associated with a colleague to acquire XCOM, a company operating in the field of PC Multimedia, located in Grenoble (France). In 1994, they moved into the field of Digital Television (Set Top Boxes) and by 2001, the company was present in 50 countries, employed over 80 people, and generated revenues in excess of 50 M€. In 2001, the company was acquired by Pace Microtechnology Plc, a European leader of TV Set Top Boxes based in the UK. Mr. Rabu spent 5 years with Pace as EMEA & APAC Business Development Director before joining Anevia in January 2007 as VP Sales.

Lionel Bringuier has over 10 years software engineering experience in the Telecommunications industry managing real time and mission critical services. He has held senior positions at Matra Nortel Communications (now EADS Telecom) and Netcentrex/Comverse. Prior to joining Anevia, Mr. Bringuier was director of IMS-based triple play deployments at SFR/9 Cegetel. He is a graduate in engineering from the Ecole Centrale de Nantes.