Ed Lea Email & Phone Number

London, GB

Charge Fairy charges electric vehicles wherever they're parked, when they need it.Our unique hardware and software platform allows us to predictively schedule charging for fleet and consumer vehicles. Charging at home or in a depot when a vehicle is idle is not always possible; Charge Fairy can charge your vehicles when they're idle in any location. We.

London, England, GB

London, GB

Toronto, Ontario, CA

[LifeWorks was acquired by Morneau Shepell in July 2018 for $325M]LifeWorks: A Global Employee Engagement Platform serving 50,000 companies with over 15 million users. LifeWorks’ mobile employee engagement and wellness platform puts the employee at the heart of its business. LifeWorks combines an action-oriented solution with functionality spanning across.

Paddle developed a mobile payments solution that made paying online and on mobile web as easy and secure as paying in real life.

[Grapple was acquired by Monitise for £39M and rebranded as "Monitise Create"]As part of the founding team at Grapple I helped grow the business from a team of 4, to almost 100 people with offices in London, New York and Toronto. This was possible thanks to Grapple's patented development tool that allows development of mobile apps for all major platforms.

I created TV Plus, the first iPhone app to set Sky+ Remote Record on iPhone. For 6 months this was the only such app available and it reached #1 in the UK iTunes paid apps chart.iPhone MMS was launched in early 2009, allowing UK iPhone users to send and receive photo messages for the first time. This app reached #1 in the UK free apps chart with an.

Los Gatos, CA, US

Working alongside Transitive's Regional Sales Manager for EMEA, I helped sell QuickTransit to customers in UK, France, Germany, Sweden, Luxembourg, Holland and Israel. This process required a significant amount of technical effort both pre- and post-sales to ensure customers understood how the technology worked and could help their business.In December.

Los Gatos, CA, US

Transitive developed dynamic binary translation software that allowed software compiled for one specific processor and operating system combination to be executed on a different processor and/or operating system architecture without source code or binary changes.In December 2008 Transitive was acquired by IBM.