Our Board of Directors

iCache Incorporated has developed the world's first intelligent, secure and easy-to-use digital wallet: the Geode. We have done this by combining our patented security technology into a appcessory for the iPhone.

Geode can uniquely consolidate anything that is in the consumer's wallet that has a magnetic stripe or bar code into a single card. Our solution employs unique technologies that allow the Geode to bring convenience and security to consumers, immense value to card issuing organizations and great benefit to merchants.

The Geode may be used online and at brick and mortar locations without any changes at the merchant level. Our technology is extensible into other devices for use in payments, e-Health, m-Advertising, m-Couponing, etc.

Jon Ramaci

Jay Srini

Richard Scott

Jonathan E. Ramaci

CEO and Founder

Jon has been an innovator and entrepreneur in the IT Industry for the last 15 years. He is the founder and CEO of iCache and has taken iCache from a concept through to a working product. He has also led the business development efforts of the Company and established excellent relationships for iCache at the "C" level with many of the world's leading banking and financial services organizations.

Formerly with Oracle Corporation, Jon founded the first remote database and systems administration company in 1997. He was instrumental in the creation of the Managed Services Model and an early pioneer in the area of Cloud Computing. Jon later sold the company and became CTO for the parent organization where he was instrumental in driving the acquisition of five other companies for a rollup and IPO.

Jon has gained substantial international experience over the last 10 years in Europe, Asia and Latin America and continues to bring that experience to iCache for the Company's eventual global presence.

Jon holds a B.S. from The Citadel, where he is a member of the Board of the Business School and a member of the Mentor Program. He has also completed advanced studies at MIT. He serves on several other IT related company boards and takes great pleasure in working with the fine team assembled at iCache.

Jay Srini

Jay Srini is currently the Chief Innovation Officer for UPMC Insurance Services Division and is responsible for developing the methods, tools and strategies that result in innovative health care solutions and positive consumer experiences. She will leverage her experience in information technology, research and leadership to provide total solutions to a quickly evolving health care methodology.  For the past four years, Jay has held the position of Vice President of Emerging Technologies for UPMC providing strategic direction and input regarding emerging technologies and solutions to University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.

Prior to that Jay was Managing Director for e-Health Initiatives at Internet Venture Works where she led technology and industry assessments of opportunities presented by strategic partners, investors and external sources and served in interim executive management roles for its' portfolio companies.

Jay Srini is an experienced professional with more than 20 years of hands on operational, technology and executive leadership experience. She has proven expertise in multiple industries (financial, manufacturing, logistics and healthcare) and diverse organizations that include startup, large brick and mortar as well as academic institutions. Her background includes extensive healthcare experience and very strong operational and technical experience encompassing strategic and tactical planning, product design and development, personnel management and organizational startup activities.

Jay has a Masters Degree in Computer Science from New York University and a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Bucknell University and her executive education also includes the Kellogg School of Management. She is an active board member of HIMSS, Pennsylvania e-Health Initiative, MIT Forum, Rainbow Kitchen Community Services and Charter member of TIE Pittsburgh. Jay serves on the Deans advisory board School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University. She also serves on the advisory board of several enterpreunerial companies and on the advisory committee of several national healthcare related conferences.

Richard Scott

Richard Scott has achieved a lifelong career in design and construction, focusing primarily on international corporations relocating to the USA. As CEO, he expanded his company to become one of the major Midwest leaders for design/build structures.

An acknowledged entrepreneur, he is regularly called on for advice and guidance for emerging businesses and as a mentor for start up enterprises.

He has chaired numerous philanthropic fund raising endeavors and has also served as President of the Board for various organizations including Banks, Hospital, Community College, and an Art Institute. He is involved with mission work in Haiti, Zambia and Mexico where he strives to help local people begin their own businesses. Additionally he is the published author of a book on Artistic Ceramics in Northern Austria.

Richard has an uncanny sense and drive to realize his goals with contagious enthusiasm and an intellectual pursuit of knowledge.