Neil Scott Rafer Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, CA, US

San Francisco, California, US

Los Angeles, CA, US

Oakland, California, US

San Francisco, US

Scaled training data for consumer preferences AI via acquisition of Shopify apps and related properties.

Boston, MA, US

+ SVP Corporate Development from September 2013 to April 2014.

New York, NY, US

Fifteen years of intermittent consulting for and startup partnering with the AP, leading to the current project largely focused on their OTT video efforts and growing venture portfolio.

Los Angeles, US

Corporate innovation, business development and strategy in e-commerce and mixed reality

Ljubljana, SI

We believe that cities are humanity's future, and that they need to be easier to love. Humans evolved for the plains -- we're more Serengeti than SoHo. But now there are seven billion of us, and we need to find ways to live happily while living densely. Smartphones will be the enablers -- both in terms of mobility and delight. Lumatic is building.

San Francisco, CA, US

San Francisco, CA, US

Lookery is assembling anonymous profiles on more than a hundred million people. Using this data and our 160M+ page-per-month Facebook ad network, we will raise the price paid for billions of remnant Internet ad impressions each day. We collect profiles from and with the permission of social networks, dating sites, ISPs, and e-commerce sites. We aggregate.

Sunnyvale, CA, US

Every web site is already one of millions of overlapping social networks, we're just making it explicit. Please join us: http://mybloglog.com/buzz/join.php

Feedster (http://www.feedster.com) is a rapidly growing Internet search engine and advertising network that searches the Web for user-defined information from blogs, news, classified listings, and RSS. Feedster provides a fresh index across over millions of sources several times per hour, adding millions of new documents daily. In April 2005, Feedster.

Co-founded the world’s leading Wi-Fi directory services company which is exploiting the de facto deregulation of wireless data communications and its impending convergence with mobile wireless networks.

• Acquired both Matisse Software, a Sofinnova-owned, bankrupt French object database company, and its intellectual property, which was separately controlled by a Safeguard Scientifics company• Reincarnated company as a content syndication infrastructure startup that grew to 60 employees in 4 offices• Raised $24 million of institutional venture capital.

San Jose, California, US

• Re-started wireless photography startup and focused it on insurance and real estate vertical markets• Created strategic customer relationships with Adobe Systems, Microsoft, and others• Re-acquired valuable patent portfolio that predecessor company had lost to Vancouver Penny Stock investors• Achieved $1 million revenues and breakeven for 1998 without.

Rochester, New York, US

• Resuscitated Kodak Entertainment's network product and services group. Migrated the business from a defunct, proprietary on-line service to a provider of Internet digital photography server software• Achieved customer acceptance from thirty beta-customers • Managed department of 18 people remotely and $3+ million annual budget with P&L responsibility•.