Jason Goldberg (entrepreneur)
American entrepreneur
Jason Goldberg is an American internet entrepreneur. He is currently the Director and CEO of Simple Token and CEO of Pepo. Prior to this, he served as the Co-founder and CEO of e-commerce sites Fab and Hem.
Early life and education
Goldberg is from Rockville, Maryland.
He graduated from Emory University in 1993. In 2001, he received an MBA from Stanford Business School.
Career
Goldberg left Emory University to work for the White House in the Office of Cabinet Affairs and then worked for Erskine Bowles, the chief of staff for US President Bill Clinton. He left politics for technology, developing digital strategies for AOL Time Warner and T-Mobile. In 2004, he founded Jobster, a job search engine that pivoted into a site to manage employee referrals. The site was a rival to LinkedIn.
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