Evan Goldberg, President

Evan leads product strategy at Oracle NetSuite Global Business Unit and was previously NetSuite’s CTO and Chairman before Oracle’s acquisition. He co-founded NetSuite in 1998 after eight years as a VP at Oracle, where he focused on database accessibility. Evan is also the Chairman of the Board of the V Foundation for Cancer Research and a member of the Board of Fellows of Harvard Medical School.

Previously an avid tennis player, Evan was introduced to squash and found his new passion, leading NetSuite to sponsor the NetSuite Open—now the West Coast’s premier professional squash tournament. He also started Squash on Track, combining his passion for squash with philanthropy.

Richard Elliott, Executive director

Born in England, Richard began playing squash at 13 and turned professional by 16, reaching #30 UK and #107 world rankings by 19.

With over 30 years of coaching experience and England Squash Level 3 certification, he held head pro positions across Europe before moving to California in 1995. Richard coached at The Decathlon Club, Pacific Athletic Club, and Stanford University’s varsity teams. He won four U.S. National Age-Level Championships (2002-2006) and was a World Masters finalist.

Now focused on developing junior players, Richard organizes tournaments, including an annual international professional event. Outside of squash, he enjoys triathlons, golf, snowboarding, and cycling.

Anurag Pal, treasurer

Anurag was the CEO/Founder of Escalon Services, a one-stop shop for back-office services, finance, accounting, HR, payroll, tax, and insurance based in Palo Alto. Since selling Escalon to a PE firm in 2022 – AP has been pursuing his bucket list. He was trained as a Chef at the CIA (Napa) for 1 year and is now enrolled at UC Berkeley to obtain a Masters in Climate Solutions as of August of 2025.

While he’s an avid golfer, he grew up learning squash on open-air cement courts in India from the age of 11, won a school championship, and then remained unbeaten from 1992 to 2004.

Now, both his son and daughter play competitively, and Anurag says he is “delighted and honored” to support this life-changing opportunity for at-risk youth.

Rina Bhagwati

Rina Bhagwati is the President at CM Capital Corporation (‘CMC’), a diversified investment management firm, where she leads the Real Estate business and growth strategy. Rina holds degrees from CEPT India (BS Architecture) and Columbia University (MS Real Estate Development).

Rina has been involved with Squash-on-Track since its inception, serves on NorCal Squash’s board, and actively supports US Squash and Squash Drive. Her son, Arav, plays varsity squash at Yale, and her daughter, Riva, is a top junior player. Rina embraces Churchill’s philosophy for giving: “We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.”

ALEX RAMPELL

Alex Rampell is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, leading the firm’s $1B Apps practice. A serial entrepreneur since age 10, he invests in B2B and B2C startups across stages. Alex serves on numerous boards, including Rocket Companies, Descript, and Wise, and has led investments in Plaid, Opendoor, and Mercury.

He holds a BA in Applied Math and Computer Science from Harvard, where he played squash. Alex serves on Harvard’s Engineering Dean’s Advisory Cabinet and the board of the Steadman Philippon Research Institute.

A math education advocate, he is also a passionate runner, cyclist, and fluent in Russian and Japanese.