Active connections
| Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brent Young | M | - |
AOSense, Inc.
 AOSense, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services AOSense, Inc. designs and builds innovative gravity and inertial sensors based on atom optics techniques. Its atom optic devices are used for precision navigation, gravity measurement and timekeeping. The firm’s capabilities include gyroscopes, accelerometers, inertial measurement units (IMUs), gravimeters, gravity gradiometers and atomic frequency standards. The company was founded by Brent Young, Mark Kasevich and James J. Spilker in 2004 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA. | 20 years |
| Mark Kasevich | M | - |
AOSense, Inc.
AOSense, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services AOSense, Inc. designs and builds innovative gravity and inertial sensors based on atom optics techniques. Its atom optic devices are used for precision navigation, gravity measurement and timekeeping. The firm’s capabilities include gyroscopes, accelerometers, inertial measurement units (IMUs), gravimeters, gravity gradiometers and atomic frequency standards. The company was founded by Brent Young, Mark Kasevich and James J. Spilker in 2004 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA. | 20 years |
| Todd Gustavson | M | - |
AOSense, Inc.
AOSense, Inc. Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services AOSense, Inc. designs and builds innovative gravity and inertial sensors based on atom optics techniques. Its atom optic devices are used for precision navigation, gravity measurement and timekeeping. The firm’s capabilities include gyroscopes, accelerometers, inertial measurement units (IMUs), gravimeters, gravity gradiometers and atomic frequency standards. The company was founded by Brent Young, Mark Kasevich and James J. Spilker in 2004 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA. | 18 years |
Connections Chart
Multi-company connection
Former connections
| Name | Gender | Age | Linked companies | Collaboration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Matthew Rabinowitz | M | 51 |
Rosum Corp.
 Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | 7 years |
| James F. Gibbons | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson
Stanford University
| 47 years |
| Robert Caplan | M | - |
Stanford University
| 7 years |
| Dimitri Rubin | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Brian J. Duggan | M | 82 |
Radyne Corp.
 Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | - |
| Todd Young | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Curt Brown | M | - |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
| William Kurt Hauser | M | - |
Stanford University
| 8 years |
| Skip Speaks | M | 76 |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | 10 years |
| Ted Hoff | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Jack G. McDonald | M | 86 |
Stanford University
| 6 years |
| Jimmy K. Omura | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Philip R. Westbrook | M | - |
Stanford University
| 3 years |
| Dan Emmett | M | 84 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| John Kensey | M | - |
Stanford University
| 5 years |
| Carl Myron Wagner | M | 68 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | 4 years |
| Donald D. Dapelo | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Stephen Stuut | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Jon Metzler | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Bob Barron | M | - |
Stanford Telecommunications, Inc.
 Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Part of Nokia Oyj, Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. provides telecommunication services. The company is based in Sunnyvale, CA. The company was founded by David Tahmassebi, Allan Evans. Stanford Telecommunications was acquired by Alcatel Networks Corp. on November 10, 1999 for $520.86 million. | - |
| Miles L. Rubin | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Robert R. Nordhaus | M | 86 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Bernard Ross | M | - |
Stanford University
| 1 years |
| Anthony J. Klein | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Carl Hulick | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Paul W. Hait | M | 84 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Theodore J. Cranston | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| John Boreta | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Brad Anderson | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | 4 years |
| Rene L. Cruz | M | - |
Stanford Telecommunications, Inc.
Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Part of Nokia Oyj, Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. provides telecommunication services. The company is based in Sunnyvale, CA. The company was founded by David Tahmassebi, Allan Evans. Stanford Telecommunications was acquired by Alcatel Networks Corp. on November 10, 1999 for $520.86 million. | 2 years |
| Parimal H. Sheth | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Edward J. Fremouw | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Dianne Goldman Berman Feinstein | F | 91 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Anthony Kennedy | M | 87 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| William C. Steere | M | - |
Stanford University
| 8 years |
| Jerome Lohr | M | - |
Stanford University
| 1 years |
| Henry D. Moyle | M | 93 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Lawrence E. Wayte | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Laurie Hoagland | M | 88 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Michael Smith | M | 80 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | - |
| Ray Milton Dolby | M | 91 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Vartan Gregorian | M | 90 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Harold Wagner | M | 88 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Donald L. Lucas | M | 94 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| John William Larson | M | 88 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| William Keiper | M | 72 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | 2 years |
| Jacqueline C. Morby | F | 86 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Donald Treat Dinsmore | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Robert C. Fitting | M | 89 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | 13 years |
| Yip Loi Lee | M | 80 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | 12 years |
| Dennis W. Elliott | M | 82 |
Radyne Corp.
Radyne Corp. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Radyne Corp. designs, manufactures and sells satellite and cable communication products. It offers satellite electronics, including satellite modems, which transform user information and troposcatter that transmits and receives radio waves over the curvature of the earth. The company was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ | 10 years |
| Howard W. Speaks | M | 76 |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | 6 years |
| Kenneth N. Mueller | M | 89 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Jonathan Leslie Smith | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Mitchell John Milias | M | 83 |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Tai Bill | M | 61 |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Lara Druyan | F | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Dionisio Romero Seminario | M | - |
Stanford University
| 2 years |
| Paul M. Wythes | M | - |
Stanford University
| 2 years |
| Paul Anthony Violich | M | - |
Stanford University
| 3 years |
| J. David Lowell | M | 95 |
Stanford University
| 1 years |
| Matthew Lewis | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Michael D. Lindeman | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Robert F. Mitro | M | - |
Rosum Corp.
Rosum Corp. Electronics/Appliance StoresRetail Trade Rosum is the leader in the use of broadcast TV signals to power location and timing solutions. Rosum technology turns TV tuners into location devices, and Rosum is the first to combine TV and GPS signals for truly robust hybrid positioning and timing in all types of environments. Rosum's founding team includes the original architects of the GPS constellation. Rosum partners include Siano Mobile Silicon, TruePosition, and ST-Ericsson | - |
| Frederick L. Allen | M | - |
Stanford University
| 4 years |
| Jing Cheng | M | - |
Stanford Telecommunications, Inc.
Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Part of Nokia Oyj, Stanford Telecommunications, Inc. provides telecommunication services. The company is based in Sunnyvale, CA. The company was founded by David Tahmassebi, Allan Evans. Stanford Telecommunications was acquired by Alcatel Networks Corp. on November 10, 1999 for $520.86 million. | 4 years |
Statistics
| Country | Connections | % of total |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 69 | 100.00% |
Age of Connections
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Origin of connections
- Stock Market
- Insiders
- James J. Spilker
- Personal Network
