Ping Li

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Ping Li joined Accel Partners in 2004 and focuses primarily on information

technology infrastructure (compute, networking, security and storage),

as well as digital media solutions. He currently serves on the Board of

Directors at BitTorrent, Mendocino Software, Mochi Media, Mu Security, and YuMe, and he is actively involved in Consentry, Imperva, and Oak Pacific Interactive. Ping was also responsible for Accel's investment in Reactivity (acquired by Cisco).

Prior to Accel, Ping was a Senior Product Line Manager and Director

of Corporate Development at Juniper Networks. He managed Juniper's

M-series router product portfolio that generated revenues over $50

mm/quarter. In addition, Ping worked on Juniper's acquisition of

Netscreen Technologies ($3.5 billion transaction) and led all

subsequent security and routing product and RD integration

activities. He also worked as a strategy consultant for Mckinsey

Company, advising technology clients in their growth strategies.

Ping has extensive international experience as well. At Singapore

Telecom, he served directly for the executive management team in

assessing and investing in Asian growth opportunities. Prior to

SingTel, Ping worked at Goldman Sachs Asia, transacting large PTT

privatizations and advising telecom clients on complex restructuring

and asset divestitures. Ping continues to be active in China investing

by working with IDG-Accel China Fund.

Ping holds an A.B. from Harvard University, with honors, and an M.B.A. from Stanford University.