Casey has been CEO in the sports technology industry since 2011. Under his leadership, his companies have been at the technological forefront of sports data and sports betting. In the process of building these companies, he’s been able to be in staff meetings with coaches, on the practice fields with players and spent months embedded with staffs at NFL and college sports programs.

Before Adrenaline, Casey founded The Edge Systems, which developed analytical and business intelligence software for clients in the NFL and major college football.

With over a decade of playing professional football, Sean brings a deep knowledge of the game to Adrenaline. His football insight directs how sports data is collected, analyzed, and, ultimately, presented.

Before Adrenaline, Sean was a professional American football linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys. In his 11-years with the Cowboys, he was credited with 995 tackles for his career, good for eighth in team history. He averaged 8.4 tackles per game, the most among the top 10 tacklers in team history. And was selected as one of the Top 60 players in Dallas Cowboys franchise history. During that tear of a career in the NFL, he was selected for two Pro Bowls and the 2016 All-Pro Team.

Luke heads the development of the gaming arm of Adrenaline. He is responsible for bringing life to our smart betting tools.

Luke was formerly Head of Sports Operations at Champion Sports, where he was responsible for the sportsbook product, including development, test and certification. Previously, Luke was CMS & Infrastructure and Development Manager at The Stars Group (PokerStars), responsible for the delivery of their CMS powered websites across 26 languages and 8 licenses, working with publishing and localisation teams to ensure smooth launch of all websites.

Joe brings over three decades of experience in the technology industry.

Before Adrenaline, Joe was the Head of Planning and Strategy at Hewlett Packard , Inc. Previously Joe led HP’s $600million in revenue a year International Business Unit overseeing 4200 engineers worldwide. In 34 years at HP he started seven software businesses. He led over $2 Billion in equity investments, acquisitions and divestitures.

As HP’s Vice President of IP, he established 35,000 patents, standards technology and brand licensing.

Joe is the inventor of the first commercial 32 bit computer chip.