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Guillaume is our CEO & co-founder. Good thing Scoop.it keeps him busy or he’d spent way too much time playing video games or skiing off-piste in Tahoe.
His previous business, Musiwave, was a pioneer of mobile music back in the early 2000's, introducing many of the first hit products in that market. He grew it into the leader of its space, powering the music platforms of major mobile operators worldwide, before it was eventually acquired by Microsoft in 2007.
After graduating from Polytechnique in France, Guillaume earned a Master's degree from Stanford University back in '95.
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As the Director of Content and Community for Scoop.it, Clair Byrd is responsible for the development and management of the Scoop.it's content strategies and brand storytelling as well as the inspiration and activation of a global community of curation enthusiasts, running the gamut from corporate CEOs to non-profit leaders. In this role, she is in charge of on-going content and community architecture, evolving content life cycles, developing micro-communities, and expanding the Scoop.it user base.
Clair has a knack for creating and accelerating personal connections and figuring out what types of content makes individuals and communities tick. Clair got her start in content and community after funding some of her education by "developing" other student's homework and papers. After moving to the Bay area from the Midwest, she quickly went legit, leading community efforts at Delivering Happiness, a member of the Tony Hsieh family of brands.
Clair is passionate about creating relationships and communicating openly, honestly, and transparently. She also enjoys food science, punctuation, kumquats, and the color purple.
Doume graduated from an engineer school. He started to work for a software startup - Anyware Technologies - where he was involved on a lot of projects including subcontracting to Joost.
He joined Scoop.it (and Goojet) at the very beginning. Now, Doume does a lot of code and manages the development team. But most importantly, he spends a lot of time keeping the engineering team safe from Marc's and Guillaume’s crazy ideas. He's always believed in the human and technical qualities of the team.
Doume is passionate about Mobile Development and Home Automation. At loss for geek stuff? Check his topics!
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Jibees would be our Mr Handsome if it were a job. But as sadly (luckily?) it is not, he’s also one of our engineers on top of being a music lover and a great mountain fan.
After five years of studies at INSA Toulouse, Jibees decided to work in a startup and met Marc, Scoop.it's co-founder.
Soon after that, Jibees has joined the Goojet adventure and developed most of the backend code. Always trusting and believing in the team, he keeps developing Scoop.it with happiness and motivation!
Axelle Tessandier is social media addict, writer, Internet explorer and an eternal learner. On a more conventional side, she did a masters in Audiovisual, Media Law and Communications at La Sorbonne in Paris.
After different experiences in media, TV, press and foremost cinema, she helped green organizations to communicate using the digital environment. A few months later, she was chosen to participate in the innovation program Palomar5 in Berlin. At the end of the innovation camp, they started a pilot collaborative hub in San Francisco with GAFFTA, where she was a resident artist. She writes for different sites such as The Next Web and participating in new journalistic innovations like LongShotMag. She develops our brand and the love for our product.
If you want to talk about yoga and Design with her, don't hesitate, she will always be here.
Titom cracks a joke every 10 lines of code. On average.
He also does stats and analytics so I guess he can even prove that.
Fred is part of Scoop.it's awesome engineering team.
After graduating from ENSEEIHT in Toulouse, he worked at Anyware Technologies and Joost where he met with some of his legendary current co-workers.
He's a racket games fan, and very much enjoys escaping from the digital world to go trekking the real one.
Steph is the platform almighty master. Surprisingly, he doesn't have such a big technical background: he graduated from a business school; he's a real self-taught guy!
Otherwise, he's a video game addict and the owner of a GSP (Game Service Provider) solution. BSD and Linux fan, he also enjoys Skiing and Tennis.
Damien is our gatekeeper in charge of testing.
He’s a football fan who likes clubbing: party on!
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Marc is the President and co-founder of Goojet and Scoop.it.
A repeat entrepreneur, Marc is passionate about innovation. He was President of Meiosys, a startup in the virtualization space, acquired by IBM in 2005. Marc served as Director, Business Development at IBM, in charge of identifying growth opportunities in software areas and as Director of Programs at Thales ATM, in innovative areas such as satelite-based communication and navigation; he founded his first startup 20+ years ago.
Marc is a long time passionate travelers ; he values encounters, exchanges and off the beaten track experiences. And needs his daily dose of Bach and WeiChi.
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Arabella is our Marketing & Community Director.
Formerly a producer specializing in content for the technology and startup community, Arabella began her career as a newspaper reporter for a daily publication in New Jersey. She graduated from Rutgers University with a double major in political science and English.
Arabella was recently the Executive Director at Techweek, the largest technology and startup conference in the Midwest. She is also the CEO and Co-founder of StartupLive.com, a media she created to report on Silicon Valley's startups and entrepreneurs which is actually how she met Guillaume and the Scoop.it team back in early 2012.
She handles Product Marketing at Scoop.it.
After graduating from ESCEM Tours Business School, she started working on marketing on the new Yahoo! Sponsored Search platform localization in France. Then, she joined Maximiles, the European leader in online loyalty marketing, where she managed to significantly grow the membership base.
Now, she loves spending her time working with our great engineering team to build the best product ;)
Helene's also a photo enthusiast and particularly appreciative of photo-reporters’ work.
Ally is our community manager who loves to read, write, discuss, and share awesome ideas. She graduated from Penn State with a degree in Marketing as well as French/Francophone studies in May of 2012. Hailing all the way from New Jersey, Ally is spending all of her time in San Francisco meeting and interacting with new people and enjoying long runs along the Marina.
Coralie handles pretty much everything that the rest of us don't: HR, Admin, Finance,…
She’s a one-woman show but also a dancer who travels as much as she can.
Philou is always hungry at noon. All that coding ends up starving the man…
As you can see from his topics, he’s serious about photo. And also about photo. But he also likes photo a lot.
Nicolas is an opensource addict who likes to have fun writing software.
At Scoop.it he works on search and recommendation, so he works hard to help you find amazing stuff in Scoop.it. He recommends you to check Fred's topic about tennis table out as he loves practicing sport with friends.
As Jibees, he can't work without music, but music that rocks, progressive rock. Muse, Radiohead, and Soulmate of course.
Tung is a biker and a blackberry fan-boy turned designer.
Quite an unusual and interesting mix, believe me!
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I had a good experience using Scoop.it today.
Congrats on a unique product.
I'd like to hear more about the direction of the business and might have a partnership idea.
If interested, you can contact me through my site below.
Rob Kelly
http://RobDKelly.com
Très sympa le site. Par contre, j'ai un petit soucis sur http://www.scoop.it/t/controle-de-gestion-systeme-d-information/p/1020684633/papier-20119-pdf ou http://www.scoop.it/t/controle-de-gestion-systeme-d-information/curate : "page not found".
Merci pour votre aide.