Keith Lee - CEO and Co-Founder. Seth PriebatschChief Ninja/CEO. SCVNGR is a game. And playing is easy. Go places. Do challenges. Earn points! That’s the core of it, but there’s a whole lot more. SCVNGR is a game platform. SCVNGR is as much a game as it is a massive experiment in building a mobile game together. To make this happen, we’ve designed an incredibly powerful (and easy to use) platform that means that whether you’re an individual player, a local store, a museum, a historic monument, a restaurant or anything in between, you can participate in building SCVNGR with us. SCVNGR is the game layer on top of the world. And we want you to build it with us.
The more people that play (and build) SCVNGR with us, the better it gets. SCVNGR is constantly evolving. So stay in touch. Google is... well... if you're really not sure who they are, just Bing them. Highland is a wicked awesome VC firm based out of Lexington, MA (it's like Boston, but with a commute) with offices in Menlo Park, CA, Shanghai, and Geneva. Liz Gannes – GigaOM - (Build 20100625223402) Robert Scoble - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - (Build 20100625223402) Early life and education[edit] Scoble was born in New Jersey in 1965, and grew up about a kilometer from Apple Computer's head office in Silicon Valley.[1] In 1989 while studying in West Valley Community College he met Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple Computer, and persuaded him to donate $40,000 worth of Macintoshes to the college journalism department.[2][non-primary source needed] In 1993 he dropped out without finishing his degree in Journalism from San Jose State University's School of Journalism and Mass Communications (he still has one class to complete).[3][4][non-primary source needed] Microsoft[edit] Scoble, Longhorn Evangelist In June 2003 Scoble accepted a position at Microsoft.
Fast Company[edit] On December 11, 2007, while taking part in a panel discussion at the LeWeb3 Conference, Scoble inadvertently leaked news (by loading up a post on TechCrunch) that he would be leaving PodTech on January 14, 2008, and was likely to join Fast Company. Rackspace and Building 43[edit] Michael Liebhold | Institute For The Future - (Build 20100625223402) Di-Ann Eisnor (DiAnnEisnor) on Twitter - (Build 20100625223402)... Lior Ron (lioron) on Twitter - (Build 20100625223402)...