| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Sandy Jeong |
Field CTO | Profile |
Michael Graham |
Director of Infrastructure Security | Profile |
John Asante |
Chief Information Security Officer | Profile |
Jean-Michel Lemieux |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Allan Leinwand |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
JNBridge is the industry’s leading provider of interoperability software that connects Java and .NET Framework-based applications together with tools and adapters that are fast, simple to use and remove the complexities of cross-platform integration. JNBridge’s products are uniquely designed to enable enterprises to quickly and easily interoperate between different infrastructures that are on the ground or in the cloud.
Appboy empowers mobile marketers to build better relationships with their customers. We`re a team of 120+ based in New York. We built the world`s best intelligent CRM so marketers can connect human-to-human, at scale, with their customers, driving deep engagement and ROI. The center of our platform is the holistic user profile that offers a single view of the customer. Our robust audience segmentation and advanced multi-channel messaging allow brands to use the data from those user profiles to create and automate highly personalized marketing campaigns, and build meaningful dialogues with their audiences across devices and channels at scale. Thousands of global marketers use Appboy to power over a billion user profiles worldwide. We help brands like Dominos, Etsy, iHeartMedia, PicsArt, Soundcloud, and Urban Outfitters to better engage, retain, and monetize their customers. Appboy is venture funded.
Brandwatch is a world-leading social media monitoring and analytics provider, helping more than 700 leading brands and agencies to monitor and identify key insights from the social web to make smarter business decisions. The company recently launched Vizia, a beautifully-presented multi-screen social command centre product.
We`re an e-tailer that manufactures and sells thousands of different items that allow our customers to express themselves, whatever their interests. Some of the products that we make include stickers, phone cases, keychains, jewelry, and automotive accessories. What started out as a small eBay business from a garage, spread into a house then moved to a tiny warehouse in a sketchy neighborhood, then across a freeway to a bigger and somewhat nicer office and now occupies an even larger space (we even have a television with a Roku box in our fine break room!). We think the business has morphed into something pretty neat!
Lycos was founded as one of the first search engines. In stride with the changing Internet, Lycos has gone through propitious transformations, acquiring Gamesville.com, Tripod.com, and Angelfire.com, to build the established network that it is today.