Mark D. Kingdon
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Mark Kingdon | |
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| Other names | Mark D. Kingdon |
| Occupation | Angel investor[1] |
| Known for | former CEO of Organic Inc, Linden Lab |
Mark Kingdon is an American angel investor.[1]
He has invested in companies such as Twitter,[2] SAY Media, Kidzui, 140 Proof,[3] NiftyThrifty,[4] and Fab.com.[5] Previously, he spent two years as CEO of Linden Lab, having served from May 2008 to June 2010.[6]
Prior to that, Kingdon was CEO of Organic Inc,[7] a digital marketing agency, from 2001-2008. He led the company immediately following its 2000 IPO, through privatization and sale to agency holding company Omnicom.[8]
References
- ^ a b AngelList profile: Mark Kingdon, list of investments.
- ^ CrunchBase profile: Mark Kingdon, list of investments.
- ^ "140 Proof Closes $2.5 Million Series B Funding Round, Press Release"
- ^ [1], 2011-04-28, Retrieved on 2011-06-19.
- ^ "Fab.com Investors", Retrieved on 2011-06-19.
- ^ McCarthy, Caroline. Linden Lab selects Mark Kingdon as new CEO, CNet, 2008-04-22, Retrieved on 2009-07-04.
- ^ Names New CEO, Press Release”, 2000-12-13, Retrieved on 2011-06-19.
- ^ Organic Inc#History
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