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Champion for gritty founders:....Payjoy, Branch Metrics, Evolve Vacation Rental Network, Ivy Labs, Honest Game, Black Glove, MoMo, Caddis, Fireclay, Meld.io, Next Small Things, MileIQ (acquired by MSFT), Wildfire Inc (acquired by GOOGL), QBranch (acquired by AAPL), Weddington Way (acquired by GAP), Clearslide(acquired by BIGTINCAN)

Leading VR Product. Building the next computing paradigm.

Led product for payments and commerce. Helped safely scale FB's consumer and business payments platforms from billions to tens of billions of $ TPV. Oversaw new and growth efforts on products including: P2P, Commerce Checkout, Donations, Subscriptions and Billing on Facebook, Oculus, WhatsApp, and Instagram.

Led sales and product investment to build out our team, grow the community, and accelerate revenue in Japan.

Led operations for Facebook's platform, including advertising integrity, payments, commerce, and audience (ad) network services.Responsible for payments industry relationships and strategy.

InComm is a leading provider of prepaid and stored-value products. After the GroupCard acquisition, I helped create and grow Incomm's digital platform for retail payments.

Created the first social gifting, greeting, and payments platform used by millions of consumers and thousands of businesses worldwide.GroupCard started as a simple means for classmates of mine to contribute to group gifts. The company was funded by a grant from the Facebook FBFund and modest seed funding from angel investors that I greatly respect. In April 2010, GroupCard was acquired by InComm, a $13B prepaid and payments technology company.

Started as a data analyst for Billpoint, eBay’s payments team. After the acquisition of PayPal, went on to help build eBay's B2B category from zero to $1B in GMV. Then became eBay India’s head of category and product marketing to help lead the integration of Baazee.

Worked deep in weblogs to create early (pre-google) SEM and other traffic driving products and partnerships.We were arguably the first team on the planet to discover high scale search engine marketing. Though this (and some really crafty integrations w/ Yahoo and AOL), ShoppingList became a leading search destination. The company was ultimately sold to ShopLocal.com.