Co-founder of Code.org (http://code.org), a non-profit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science. Founder/organizer: Hour of Code global campaign.

Axon is a tech company that sells devices and services to law enforcement, with a bold mission to Protect Life, Preserve Truth, and Accelerate Justice. Axon’s products such as non-lethal Taser devices, body cameras, and deescalation training, are designed to make law enforcement more just and more ethical.

I have been an advisor / investor for various startups over the past 10 years. Startups that are still going: SpaceX, Thumbtack, Outreach, MNTN, Viagogo, ClassPass, Fundbox, IndieGogo, LaHaus, Cloud Paper, Saturn, Dandy, Arrived Homes, Gavel, Clearbrief, Statsig, Phononx, The EVERY Company, Bigfoot Biomedical, Luminous, and others.Startups that have reached an exit: IPOs: Facebook, airbnb, Uber, DropBox, Boku, OPOWER. Acquisitions: Audax, Bluekai, Codecademy, Edusoft, Familiar, FiveStars, Flixster, IronPort, LinkExchange, Livestar, Nervana, Playfab, Snapvine, ThinkFuse, Vamo, VigLink, XL2Web (now Google Spreadsheets), Zappos

Convoy is building the world's largest network of trucks, to revolutionize the multi-billion-dollar full-service freight industry with real-time technology. Other investors in Convoy include Greylock / Reid Hoffman, Jeff Bezos, Marc Benioff, Pierre Omidyar, Henry Kravis, Dara Khosrowoshahi, Drew Houston, Kevin Systrom, Allen & Company, and many more.

SVP of Technology based in Seattle, managing the iLike sub-team at MySpace, and various related projects

Official title: "C.O.O". Unofficial title: "Evil Twin". My twin brother Ali Partovi and I jointly run iLike - a website for discovering music with friends. After its debut on Facebook, iLike became the fastest-growing music service on the Web. In 3 years iLike grew to over 60 mm registered users before being acquired by MySpace. Check it out at http://www.iLike.com, or Facebook users see http://www.facebook.com/ilike

General Manager of the MSN.com portal business, responsible for all content and home pages on MSN.com. Previously GM of MSN Entertainment business, with responsibility for online distribution of digital music downloads, digital video streaming, movie showtimes, tv showtimes, and celebrity news.

As part of the founding team that built Tellme Networks, I recruited a large part of the overall team, built the initial products and services, and set up our customer-deployment team to deliver solutions for AT&T, FedEx, and many others. Tellme was acquired by Microsoft in 2007 for roughly $800mm

I started out as the "ActiveX Program Manager" on the IE team in 1995 back when it was a ~10 person team. As the overall IE organization grew to 200 people, I grew with it, and by 1999 I was the group program manager for the browser, responsible for the Internet Explorer 5.0 release.