Mr. Dobkin is the cofounder, CEO and President of EPAM Systems. Under his direction EPAM has grown to become one of the world’s leading software development outsourcing services companies.

After earning an MS in Electrical Engineering from the Byelorussian National Technical University, Mr. Dobkin began his career in Minsk, Belarus, where he worked for several emerging software development companies. After immigrating to the United States, he held thought and technical leadership positions in Colgate-Palmolive and SAP Labs.

A recipient of numerous awards, in June 2008 Ernst & Young named Mr. Dobkin winner of The Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2008 award in New Jersey, Information Technology Consulting category. In 2006, Consulting Magazine named him to “Top 25 Most Influential Consultants”. In 2004, along with the CEOs of Wipro Technologies and CGI Group, Mr. Dobkin was spotlighted as a key industry influencer in the Foreign Relations category of CRN's "Top 25 Executives" issue.

Through EPAM, Mr. Dobkin has been instrumental in opening the vast talent pool of the former Soviet Union region and Central and Eastern Europe to the global business community. He continues to actively promote this region across the US and Western Europe by presenting at noted international industry and technology events, such as Gartner Outsourcing Summits, Forrester's GigaWorld IT Forum Europe, Russian Outsourcing & Software Summits, SAP TechEd, and others.

Mr. Robb became Executive Vice President of Global Operations and a member of the Board of Directors of EPAM in 2004 when Fathom Technology, a Hungarian software development outsourcing company he co-founded, merged with EPAM Systems.

A 28 year global veteran of the software engineering and IT Solutions industries, Mr. Robb has spent ten years working in Western Europe, nine in the USA, and nine in Eastern Europe. Prior to co-founding Fathom Technology in 2001, he served as Vice President of Softtek, Latin America’s largest and most successful IT Outsourcing provider, where he built and ran the “Software & e-Business Practice” for North America.

In 1993, Mr. Robb co-founded Mobile Computing Systems, a Bay-Area Mobile Enterprise Development Platform and Vertical Applications provider in the US, UK and Italy, which was acquired by the Malaysian Telecom operator. Previously he served as CEO of Victor Distribution A.B. a provider of specialized hardware and software solutions, covering 12 countries in Europe, North America, The Middle East and Asia. Subsequently following Victor Technologies’ acquisition by US’ Tandy Corp., he was promoted to VP Business Development of the parent company, Victor Tandy Europe AB in Sweden.

Mr. Robb began his career in 1982 with the global solutions provider ICL and spent seven years in the UK, Belgium and Sweden in a variety of roles, including: Business Analyst, Sales, Product Management and Marketing and Major Account Management with EU Governmental Institutions. Having worked and lived for significant periods in US, EU and Eastern Europe, and having managed business activities focused on application software, operating systems, hardware, communications and networking and software development tools, Mr. Robb’s geo-diverse experience and broad technology background have proven to be valuable assets while helping EPAM grow as a Global Provider of Solutions and Services to Global Leaders in all 3 regions.

Mr. Cantor joined EPAM Systems in July 2006 as Chief Financial Officer. He is a CPA who brings a strong background in finance, operations, strategic planning, business development and extensive international experience to EPAM Systems.

Prior to joining EPAM, Mr. Cantor spent seven years in a variety of financial and operational positions at Dow Jones. In his last position, he served as Executive Director of Operations of the Wall Street Journal. He was responsible for the highly successful launch of the Weekend Edition of the WSJ and executed a strategic repositioning of the Journal's International Editions.

Previously, Mr. Cantor served as the CFO of the Wall Street Journal (2003 to 2006), and Group Finance Director of WSJ International (1999 to 2003). In 2002, he was appointed to the Board of Directors of CNBC International, a financial news television joint venture between NBC and Dow Jones in Asia and Europe.

Before joining Dow Jones in 1999, Mr. Cantor was the Chief Financial Officer of Independent Media (now Independent Media - Sanoma), a leading publishing house based in Moscow, Russia.

Mr. Cantor also worked as an Audit Manager with Coopers & Lybrand (now PriceWaterhouseCoopers) in Moscow. He started his career with C&L in Los Angeles in 1991, after graduating from the California State University at Long Beach.

Mr. Fejes became CTO in March of 2004 when Fathom Technology, a Hungarian software engineering firm which he cofounded and where he served as CTO, merged with EPAM Systems. In his present capacity, he ensures that all of EPAM Systems global offshore and nearshore software development centers are at the leading edge of industry standards for efficiency and quality.

Prior to co-founding Fathom Technology Mr. Fejes was a chief software architect/line manager with Microsoft Great Plains (Microsoft Business Solutions). He also served as chief software architect of Scala Business Solutions. He is the recipient of numerous awards for programming excellence and has worked extensively in the US and Russia.

Ginger Mosier has served as our Vice President, General Counsel since March 2010, as our Assistant Corporate Secretary from May 2010 to January 2012 and as our Corporate Secretary since January 2012.

Prior to joining EPAM, Ms. Mosier spent approximately eight years in a variety of legal positions with Hewlett-Packard Company. In her last position, she served as senior counsel advising on global IT outsourcing deals and related services transactions. Prior to that she advised a number of HP Software divisions as corporate counsel and was the legal representative for the HP Software Integration Office created for implementing the acquisition and integration of several software companies. Immediately prior to Hewlett-Packard, Ms. Mosier practiced corporate law at Drinker, Biddle & Reath.

Ms. Mosier began her legal career at Baker & Daniels. Ms. Mosier holds a J.D., magna cum laude, from Indiana University School of Law at Indianapolis where she was a member of the Indiana Law Review and a B.A. from Indiana University - Purdue University at Indianapolis.

Mr. Karaev became SVP of Business Information Services when Instant Information, a company he cofounded, joined with EPAM Systems in 2010. Mr. Karaev is a veteran in the industry with 27 years of experience in financial and corporate information services. He brings his extensive management expertise and leadership skills to the breadth of EPAM Systems’ offerings.

Prior to establishing Instant Information in 2004 Mr. Karaev was a founder of Multex.com – a pioneer in online investment research. Through his leadership, Multex.com carried out a successful IPO in 1999, achieved revenue growth of nearly $100 million in 2002, and was acquired by Reuters in 2003.