David SacksSpeaker and Booking Agent Information

Subsequently, he founded Geni.com, which is creating a family tree of the whole world, enabling millions of family members to connect, share, and preserve their lives. He also produced and financed the movie "Thank You For Smoking". He has a B.A. in Economics from Stanford University and a J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School.

Founder/CEO Yammer, Inc. September 2008 – Present (6 years) Yammer is the Enterprise Social Network, a secure solution for internal corporate communication and collaboration. Initially developed at Geni, Yammer was spun out into a new company after winning the TechCrunch50 conference in September 2008. Today, employees at over 100,000 businesses worldwide use Yammer, including most of the Global 2000. Yammer was acquired by Microsoft in July 2012 for $1.2 billion and is now a core part of its cloud/social strategy. Founder/CEO Geni, Inc. June 2006 – July 2009 (3 years 2 months) Geni.com is creating a family tree of the whole world, enabling millions of family members to connect, collaborate, and preserve their lives. With over 100 million people connected in one family tree, Geni is the leader in collaborative genealogy. In November 2012, Geni was acquired by MyHeritage to create the most complete offering in the genealogy space. I currently serve on the board of MyHeritage. Producer Thank You For Smoking 2003 – 2006 (3 years) Produced and financed the independent film THANK YOU FOR SMOKING, which was acquired and distributed by Fox Searchlight. Among other honors, the film was nominated for Best Picture in the comedy/musical category at the 2006 Golden Globes. PayPalCOO PayPal 1999 – 2002 (3 years) As Chief Operating Officer and PayPal's product leader, managed 700 employees, and built many of our key teams.

I was responsible for product management and design, sales and marketing, business development, international, customer service, fraud operations, and human resources functions at PayPal.

During my tenure, we grew payment volume from $0 to $500 million/month and revenue from $0 to $240 million/year. We beat eBay on its own platform, winning the auction payments space. We became the world's #1 financial website, from nothing. We introduced business accounts and made our users pay. We expanded into multiple currencies and over 80 countries. Finally, we successfully IPO'd and became a public company, before ultimately selling to eBay for $1.5 billion.