Most recently, I co-founded and served as chief executive officer of Visible Path Corporation, a corporate
social
networking company funded by Kleiner Perkins and acquired by Dun &
Bradstreet
in January 2008.
Prior to Visible Path, I was vice president and general manager at publicly-traded eMusic, acquired by Vivendi-Universal in 2001. I arrived at eMusic via the acquisition of IUMA, where I was chief executive officer.
From
1995 to 1998, I worked as an analyst at R. B. Webber &
Company, a strategy consulting firm and venture fund founded by
principals from
McKinsey, Bain and Boston Consulting Group. I initially supported, and ultimately managed, a number of strategy projects for blue chip clients like Apple, Sprint, Compaq and enterprise start-ups like CommerceOne, AvantGo, Sagent, Aurum, and Diffusion.
I received a BA in
psychology
and philosophy from Yale University in 1995, where I founded the Habitat
Bicycle Challenge, a non-profit cycling group that coordinates
cross-country
bicycle trips and became the largest annual fundraiser of over 3,000 Habitat for Humanity chapters in the world.
I'm current consulting for technology vendors incorporating social networks and social media into their products and services, and advising and investing in startup software, internet and media companies.
