I founded Mashery after leaving Feedster, where I was VP Business Development.
Before Feedster, I've had a bunch of various similar jobs running companies in a wide range of dissimilar industries, from manufacturing to entertainment to online auctions. These include being president, CEO or COO of winebid.com, ColtHR, Justice Design, and The Groundlings.
I have a BS in Electrical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from UCLA's Anderson School.
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After this morning's post on MyBlogLog and Google Adsense, I spent some time poking around on my MyBlogLog stats and found an amusing "referrer" - the Google search that caused someone to navigate to one of my blog posts.
I guess this is one way to get rumors started...wonder if Om knows about anything going on between his star correspondent and the Techcrunch Impressario...
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Too bad MBL does not provide the IP address of the person doing the search, I would bet for valleywag :-).
Posted by: Jeff Clavier | Sep 11, 2006 at 03:53 PM