Enlai Chu co-founded 3jam in 2005 and oversees its technology and infrastructure initiatives. Prior to 3jam, he was Director of Business Development at IPWireless, a leading mobile broadband technology provider. Before joining IPWireless, Enlai founded Local Number Portability and VoIP service provider Number Networks (http://www.keepyournumber.com) in 2003. There, he architected and implemented the company's phone number management platform that enabled users to keep and control their phone numbers without a landline service.
Enlai has been involved with several technology startups in key engineering and product management positions, including at Vovida Networks (acquired by Cisco Systems in 2000), Cathay Networks (acquired by Purple Communications in 2002), and XML Global Technologies. In 1996, Enlai co-founded [essi:ji] entertainment, an events management company in Vancouver, Canada.
Enlai graduated on the Dean's Honor List with a Bachelors of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of British Columbia, Canada. He also holds an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, where he was selected to be a Mayfield Fellow. In 2003, he was named Forbes Future Capitalist.
