CEOs of training companies
Name | Description | Birthdate | Birthplace | ||
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Sebastian Thrun is a scientist, educator, inventor, and entrepreneur, founding several companies, including Google X, Udacity, and Kitty Hawk. | May 14, 1967 | ||||
American computer security consultant, author, convicted criminal, and hacker | August 6, 1963 | ||||
Dustin Moskovitz is an American entrepreneur, investor, computer scientist, founder of Asana, and co-founder of Facebook. | May 22, 1984 | ||||
Scott Farquhar is cofounder and co-CEO of Atlassian. | December 1979 | ||||
Founder of Lambda School | |||||
CEO of Salto, Riverbed Technology & Blameless, based in California | |||||
Co-Founder and co-CEO of Atlassian. | November 17, 1979 | ||||
Hackr.io co-founder. Previously: Lenro Founder | |||||
CEO of Teachable, based in New York | |||||
American businesswoman | June 30, 1971 | ||||
Co-founder and CEO of Run The World. | |||||
author, musician & writer, CEO of Alida, born in California | April 4, 1960 | ||||
Sal Khan is a businessperson, engineer, and entrepreneur. | October 11, 1976 | ||||
Founder of Repl.it | |||||
Aaron Skonnard is the CEO of Pluralsight, a fast-growing enterprise technology learning platform. Aaron cofounded Pluralsight in 2004 and has since grown the company to more than 800 employees and 1,300 expert authors. | |||||
businessperson, CEO of Flock, CodeChef & Zeta, based in United Kingdom, born in India | December 21, 1979 | ||||
CEO and co-founder of Labelbox, Inc. | |||||
CEO of Lucy Security | |||||
CEO of Unacademy | |||||
President and CEO of Security Innovations. Before his work at Security Innovation, Ed Adams held senior management positions at Rational Software, Lionbridge, Ipswitch, and MathSoft. He was also an engineer for the US Army and Foster-Miller earlier in his career. | |||||
French prosecutor, CEO of Invest Europe | August 11, 1946 | ||||
Daniel is a visionary technologist with 15 years of experience as an engineer, manager, trainer and consultant. Before co-founding Strigo, he developed the client-side architecture at Ravello (later acquired by Oracle), and was responsible for developing the company’s Training Portal, which was a product that helps trainers build cloud applications | |||||
American politician and CEO and Founder of Girls Who Code. | November 18, 1975 | ||||
Co-Founder at Oxagile & CEO, Co-Founder at AIHunters | |||||
Founder of Andela |
