Leaving Pheedo

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26 Sep 2005

I’ve resigned from Pheedo, the company I helped found, to pursue other projects.

I’ve built a great technical team over the last year and I’m proud of the work they’ve done up to this point. I’m sure they’ll continue to build exciting products in my absence.

What other projects am I pursuing? I don’t know exactly at this point. I have some things bubbling in my head, but nothing terribly solid as of yet. I’ll be blogging more; while at Pheedo I was unable to blog about most of the things I wanted to because doing so would have shown our competition what we were up to. Other than that, who knows? If you’ve got some ideas or suggestions, please let me know.

BillSaysThis
September 26, 2005 8:49 PM

Now you’ll have time to jump in the RoR pool like the rest of us ;) Any plans to come down to the South Bay soon? Would love to have a meal or coffee together, let me know.

jyoseph.com
September 27, 2005 9:10 AM

I’m interested to see what you have coming down the pike. I’m sure it’ll be something awesome. All the best.

Dane Carlson
September 28, 2005 7:30 AM

Welcome back!


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