Jordan Schwartz, CEO
Jordan Schwartz, CEO, spent over 10 years at Microsoft building consumer-focused products, including several versions of Windows and MSN. Most recently, he led the Windows Live on-line photo sharing effort before leaving in 2007 to join Pathable. In addition to making conference experiences better, Jordan has passion for mobile technologies, leads a team of 60,000 bees in the manufacture and production of a delicious, organic honey and experiments with hyperlocal news in the Wallingford, Seattle blog Wallyhood. Contact:
Peter Brown, CTO
Peter Brown, CTO, has over 10 years of experience in Internet technology, from concept to rapid prototyping, architecture to development, deployment to operations, and branding to promotion. He studied Computer Science at the University of Washington and at Tohoku University in Japan. His first company, Messenger9, sold to WideMile and, after a year spent traveling, he joined SuperOyster as Director of Web Development. Contact:
It’s hard to get a picture of just how useful Pathable can be at building a community for your conference without seeing it in action. Well, we’ve tried to capture some of that action in this brief, 3½ min screencast that shows exactly how Pathable works.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Clocking in at 3,220 frames, I guess that means this is worth 3,220,000 words.