I've been in startups my 11 year career. I like building new things. I'm interested in using social and gaming mechanics to get people to do things and solve big problems (serious and non-serious problems). Some other stuff about me:
* First recipient of the fbFund grant
* Presented at the f8 conference in 2008
* Twice voted by peers to the v100 - top 100 entrepreneurs in Utah
* Speak Spanish fluently
* Studied at Brigham Young University

I'm a statistician turned entrepreneur. Co-founded Juxta Labs focused on social apps with over 30 million users. In 2006 I co-founded ClassTop, Inc and built software for Higher Ed. Previous board member of Symbii (sold to NASDAQ: ENSG). Expert in building social/viral apps and the analytics behind them. I’m an EIR at the U of U and a judge for the Wharton and BYU business plan competitions. Graduate of BYU in Statistics/Business Analysis.

John has spent 10 years in software and web development with 4 years on the Facebook platform. John launched his first Facebook app (CourseFeed) just 5 months after Facebook launched its open API. The CourseFeed app was 1 of 20 fbFund recipients out of 5000 applicants. John built the Yearbook application in 2009 and currently leads scaling the application for its 30 million users. John graduated from Brigham Young University in Computer Science.

Rob Taylor is a software entrepreneur, consultant, and the guru behind FlashExtensions.com. Recently Rob served as VP of Engineering for Legato Media and UBMV. In 12 years of consulting Rob has led major engineering projects for Adobe, Nike, Certiport, MonaVie, Alfred Publishing, and the U.S. Airforce. Early in his career Rob built Genesis – a Flex-like development framework for Flash.