Aaron David Miller
Senior Fellow at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | CNN Global Affairs Analyst | Former U.S. Diplomatic Advisor

Ian has been in charge of growing Pandora's reach from the PC to mobile and consumer electronics devices since joining the firm in 2006. He is in charge of Pandora's connections with mobile carriers, OEMs, key CE device brands, and chipset makers.
Ian was formerly the Director of Product Management at Virgin Mobile USA, where he was in charge of developing and defining Virgin's mobile music strategy. Ian began his career in New York City as a product manager at CTNY/ThinAirApps, a pioneer in the creation of wireless data services that was bought by Palm in 2001.
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