About Us

As Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors for Numetric, Nate Bowler brings more than 23 years of experience to the organization.

His extensive software and technology leadership experience, combined with his knowledge of go-to-market strategy and business development, coalesce to drive real results. Nate’s leadership philosophy for Numetric includes establishing a comprehensive vision for the organization, monitoring and interpreting market trends, and executing initiatives with a commitment to excellence

Prior to joining Numetric, Nate served as the executive officer and a co-founder of Workfront, a cloud-based Enterprise Work Management software company. His career includes business management positions with iMall, Excite@Home, and Novations Group. In his free time, Nate enjoys golfing, skiing, family time, and a great run.

Nate holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science from Brigham Young University.

Danny joined Numetric as the vice president of product with over 14 years of product, process and retail management experience. He has developed and released software in three major categories: business to customer, business to business, and business to business to customer.

Danny has an inherent knack for understanding clients and advocating for their needs in a way that produces industry-leading software solutions. He has worked with some of the largest credit unions in the nation, including BECU (Boeing Employee Credit Union) and America First Credit Union. Danny replaced the BECU’s mobile app with one he and his team created which resulted in the single greatest year-over-year app rating increase of any financial app—over double the next closest app.

Danny was also responsible for developing the Vivint Smart Home app, which received accolades as the top-rated app in both the App Store and Google Play Store for smart home systems.

Danny holds an MBA from Brigham Young University and a Bachelors of Humanities from Brigham Young University.

Mr. Coburn joined Numetric in 2017 as a Senior Software Engineer. He has spent almost 15 years as a Software Engineer delivering solutions such as native desktop apps, web apps, and network communication infrastructure for employers such as Microsoft, Amazon and Raytheon. He is listed as a primary inventor and contributing inventor for patents both issued and pending.

He was soon promoted to lead one of the two engineering teams Numetric and to work to ensure that members of the team grow and implement best-in-class development standards.

Mr. Coburn now serves as the VP of Engineering bringing 20 years of software engineering experience and a deep internal experience of the Numetric technical stack to his current role.

Vinny Pujji joined Insight in 2015. Prior to joining Insight, Vinny co-founded venture-backed startups in education technology and online payments. Before his time as a founder, he worked in online customer acquisition with a focus on Facebook. As a student in the Huntsman Program in International Business, Vinny studied Growth Optimization at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, in addition to earning a degree in International Studies. Outside of work, Vinny enjoys travel, cooking and all things hip-hop. He has lived in Cuba and is fluent in Spanish.

Ryan Hemingway is a director with EPIC Ventures. Ryan co-leads the EPIC deal sourcing team and coordinates EPIC’s internship program with local Universities. Ryan started his career at Zions Bank Capital Markets Group trading repurchase agreements. Shortly after joining Zions Bank he moved to New Jersey as a corporate bond trader where he traded and managed the risk on a portfolio of 200 corporate bonds in the industrial and retail sector. His personal trading limits were $50 million long and $50 million short. While there he helped to implement a new risk management process which resulted in increased profitability by reducing borrowing costs. In addition to improving risk management he assisted in integrating Zion Bank’s strategic acquisition of Van der Moolen, a small trading firm in London. After completing an MBA at the University of Oxford, Ryan joined Nevada State Bank in order to help build and establish a new private banking department. Ryan has a B.S. in Psychology from Utah State University, a MSS in Economics from Utah State University and an MBA from the University of Oxford.

Greg Butterfield is founder and Managing Partner, SageCreek, a family office that invests in early stage technology companies. SageCreek is different from many early stage investors based on the fact all partners are former operators. To date SageCreek has invested in more than 30 technology companies. Prior to SageCreek he was CEO of Vivint Solar, a leading full-service residential solar integrator. Before solar Greg was the Group President, for Symantec’s Server and Storage business units ($4B business P&L). Butterfield joined Symantec through the company’s acquisition of Altiris. At Altiris, he served as chairman of the board, president and CEO. Butterfield has several years of executive-level experience in the software industry. Butterfield has taken two companies public as CEO and has helped many of the companies in the portfolio have successful exits. Butterfield was invited to the World Economic Forum as a Technology Pioneer. He was also the winner of the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year award, was inducted into Utah’s technology Hall of Fame, was recipient of BYUs distinguished alumni award, and involved in many charities. Butterfield received a bachelors of science in business administration, finance from Brigham Young University.