Kevin is one of the most accomplished and well known Internet
entrepreneurs in New York City, having been involved with numerous
success stories. From 1996-2005, first as President and later CEO, he
helped build DoubleClick from a startup of 20 people to a very
profitable global leader with over 1500 employees. During his tenure,
Silicon Alley Reporter named DoubleClick "New York Company of the year"
and he was named one of Crain's' "50 Most Infl...
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Kevin is one of the most accomplished and well known Internet
entrepreneurs in New York City, having been involved with numerous
success stories. From 1996-2005, first as President and later CEO, he
helped build DoubleClick from a startup of 20 people to a very
profitable global leader with over 1500 employees. During his tenure,
Silicon Alley Reporter named DoubleClick "New York Company of the year"
and he was named one of Crain's' "50 Most Influential Business People".
DoubleClick was sold in 2005 for $1.1 billion to Hellman and Friedman.
Kevin was also an early investor and board member of HotJobs, which was
sold to Yahoo for $450 million in 2002. Prior to DoubleClick, he worked
at United Media, Euro Disney and Prudential Investment Corp, in senior
operational or financial roles.
Kevin is also CEO and Co-Founder of the shopping search engine ShopWiki.
In addition, he is on the board of Human Rights Watch, the advisory
board of Doctors Without Borders, and a member of the Insead
International Council, Yale International Council and the Council of
Foreign Relations. He has served in the past on the boards of the
Direct Marketing Association, the AdCouncil and NYC 2012.
Kevin
has a BA from Yale and an MBA from INSEAD. He draws on his
international experience including 14 years living in Paris, Geneva,
London and Rome.
