Dard combines academic excellence and industry expertise to design SmartRevenue's quantitative ethnography research, guide research analysis, and provide clients with actionable insights.  He has been part of the SmartRevenue team from its beginnings,  ensuring that project operations, management, and deliverables are of the highest quality.  Dard received his Ph.D. in cultural anthropology, where he completed doctoral research as a Fulbright-Hays scholar.  Dard has also gained distinction as a professor; he served on the Columbia University core curriculum and received the teaching award for excellence.

Candace is a recognized industry leader, who brings her retail and manufacturing experience and expertise to guide SmartRevenue’s global retail strategy. Candace most recently served as Senior Director for Customer In-store Experience Insights at Walmart, where she shaped Walmart’s knowledge of the changes needed to improve the customer experience. Her previous work experience includes two years at Research International prior to joining Walmart and 10 years at Philip Morris (Altria), where she generated mathematical models of behavior. Candace holds a doctorate in Research & Statistics from Virginia Tech, earned her Master’s degree in Behavioral Psychology and Program Evaluation from Radford University, and has a BS in Political Science and Sociology from University of Maryland.

Has a breadth of experience working in corporate finance. Most recently, he was the CFO for Secure Symbology, and prior to that, Adam worked as senior consultant at Deloitte & Touche. Adam also held several positions on Wall Street. Adam has an MBA from Georgetown and a BS in Finance from Syracuse.

Goutam has been a member of the SMARTREVENUE team since 2004 and has served the company and its clients at various levels. He combines his industry experience with academic training in Anthropology and semiotics to guide SMARTREVENUE's marketing and media design and strategies. Goutam is currently completing his dissertation at Columbia University based on field work conducted in India as a Fulbright-Hays scholar. He has taught at Columbia University, where he served as part of the Core Curriculum, and Hofstra University.

Graham is a life long entrepreneur who has successfully built, sold and merged a number of businesses across a wide array of industries. Given his passion for using leading-edge technologies to create or improve processes and outcomes, Graham has used his laser-like focus upon the customer and user experience to create a method for creating and performing surveys in a manner that insures a positive experience for the service provider and ultimately for the survey recipient customer.  Graham has garnered many prestigious rewards, including: Inc. Magazine's Inc. 500 Company, from 1996 to 1999; NJ Business News' New Jersey's Finest Company Award, 1996 to 1999; Ernst & Young Business Services Entrepreneur of the Year 1997; the Massachusetts Mutual United States Commerce & Industry Award, 1998; and induction into the New Jersey Business Hall of Fame in 1999. Most recently, Graham received the NJBiz Magazine sponsored, New Jersey's 2007 Emerging Business of the Year Award.