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San Francisco, California, US

The S/L Growth Platform is the flexible, scalable, and cloud-based operating system for all of your marketing activities. With a no-code solution, our platform enables businesses to synchronize, transform, and report on marketing-related data from disparate data silos. Businesses can make better, more informed marketing investment decisions with complete.

San Francisco, California, US

Co-founded a customer acquisition marketing group with subsidiaries in the US and Europe. Adlogica delivers customers on demand for a broad range of verticals, including financial services and insuretech. Our team combines world-class expertise in data, designing for large-scale consumer audiences, and a deep understanding of online advertising platforms..

San Francisco, CA, US

• Co-founded and led one of the early leaders in social networking. In 2008, comScore reported that hi5 was the third most popular social networking site in monthly unique visitors behind Facebook and MySpace. hi5 grew.
• Raised a $250K angel round when no investment was going into consumer Internet and brought the Company to profitability within the first year of launching the service.
• Designed the early product. Relentlessly iterated on the design of onboarding flows, first-user experience, and “viral” features that would eventually register 300K to 500K users per day
• Led business development efforts and signed marquee partners for media sales including Portugal Telecom, Televisa, and others.
• Pioneered the “crowdsourcing” approach to localizing and translating the site into over 50 languages
• Raised $35M in equity and debt, grew revenues to $25M+, and scaled up a team of 120 employees.

Sunnyvale, CA, US

eGroups was one of the Internet’s first e-mail community products that grew to 50 million users. Joined as one of the first few employees (after the founders) in a business development role and then a product management role. Conceived and launched the Company’s key e-mail monetization products. Acquired by Yahoo in 2000 for $450M.

ClickOver was one of the Internet’s first enterprise ad servers backed by Kleiner Perkins. Joined as an early employee, first sales hire after the VP Sales, and became the top producer on the sales team that was built out. for this. ClickOver merged with Focalink, the combined company became AdKnowledge, and was acquired by CMGI/Engage for $194M.