Jamie Miller
Profile
Jamie Miller has been Chief Financial Officer of ePartners Holding Corp.
since July 2004 and Zango, Inc. since June 04, 2007.
Before joining ePartners, he was a Director, Chief Operating and Financial Officer of YET.
He founded Platform, Inc. and served as Chief Operating and Financial Officer and a Director.
Previously, he was Chief Operating Officer of DBS Direct and Chief Executive Officer of iCat Corp.
Mr. Miller received a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Literature from the University of Colorado and an MBA from Penn State University.
Former positions of Jamie Miller
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Yet2.com, Inc.
 Yet2.com, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Part of Scipher Plc, Yet2.com, Inc. operates at the hub of the technology market. The company is based in Needham, MA. The company provides hands-on technology transfer services such as targeted technology scouting, strategic dealflow, open innovation portal management, innovation tours, anonymous deals, technology licensing, and patent transaction services. The company has been working for an international corporate client base since 1999 and has brought its open innovation clients hundreds of millions of dollars in value. The company was founded by Ben F. duPont. Yet2.com was acquired by Scipher Plc on January 30, 2004 for $10.63 million. | Director of Finance/CFO | - |
iCat Corp
 iCat Corp Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Part of Intel Corp., iCat Corp is a company that provides e-commerce software and services. The company is based in Seattle, WA. The company was founded by Craig Michael Danuloff. iCat was acquired by Intel Corp. on 1998-11-30. | President | - |
Zango, Inc.
 Zango, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Zango provided consumers free access to a large catalog of free, sought-after online videos, games, music, tools and utilities. Much like television, this content was funded by advertising and is therefore free to the consumer. Zango had developed a unique solution to this economic dilemma. Through what Zango calls its 'Content Economy,' advertisers, web publishers and content creators are able to use Zango to earn income through the sales of products and distribution of web content and tools. With the Content Economy model, consumers are able to access and enjoy web content and entertainment for free, because when they search or browse online for products and services, they see ads from Zango advertisers. Zango delivers ads that were relevant at the time someone is shopping for that specific product. Because of this unique method of 'time-shifted' advertising, Zango advertisers earn industry-leading return on investment for their marketing dollars. Zango had millions of opt-in users and tens of thousands of new consumers opt-in every day to enjoy entertaining and useful online content. Zango was committed to safe and ethical Best Practices and offers desktop advertising product lines under the brands Zango, Hotbar, SmartShopper, ShopperReports and Spam Blocker Utility. | Director of Finance/CFO | - |
Training of Jamie Miller
| The Pennsylvania State University | Masters Business Admin |
| The University of Colorado | Undergraduate Degree |
Experiences
Positions held
Linked companies
| Private companies | 3 |
|---|---|
Zango, Inc.
Zango, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Zango provided consumers free access to a large catalog of free, sought-after online videos, games, music, tools and utilities. Much like television, this content was funded by advertising and is therefore free to the consumer. Zango had developed a unique solution to this economic dilemma. Through what Zango calls its 'Content Economy,' advertisers, web publishers and content creators are able to use Zango to earn income through the sales of products and distribution of web content and tools. With the Content Economy model, consumers are able to access and enjoy web content and entertainment for free, because when they search or browse online for products and services, they see ads from Zango advertisers. Zango delivers ads that were relevant at the time someone is shopping for that specific product. Because of this unique method of 'time-shifted' advertising, Zango advertisers earn industry-leading return on investment for their marketing dollars. Zango had millions of opt-in users and tens of thousands of new consumers opt-in every day to enjoy entertaining and useful online content. Zango was committed to safe and ethical Best Practices and offers desktop advertising product lines under the brands Zango, Hotbar, SmartShopper, ShopperReports and Spam Blocker Utility. | Technology Services |
iCat Corp
iCat Corp Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Part of Intel Corp., iCat Corp is a company that provides e-commerce software and services. The company is based in Seattle, WA. The company was founded by Craig Michael Danuloff. iCat was acquired by Intel Corp. on 1998-11-30. | Technology Services |
Yet2.com, Inc.
Yet2.com, Inc. Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Part of Scipher Plc, Yet2.com, Inc. operates at the hub of the technology market. The company is based in Needham, MA. The company provides hands-on technology transfer services such as targeted technology scouting, strategic dealflow, open innovation portal management, innovation tours, anonymous deals, technology licensing, and patent transaction services. The company has been working for an international corporate client base since 1999 and has brought its open innovation clients hundreds of millions of dollars in value. The company was founded by Ben F. duPont. Yet2.com was acquired by Scipher Plc on January 30, 2004 for $10.63 million. | Technology Services |
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