Accomplice™, Your Partner In Time™, offers a mobile personal and team activity management software product that integrates an efficient personal organizational tool with the ability to quickly pull together a team. An intuitive user interface coupled with innovative peer-to-peer technology, Accomplice enables busy professionals to easily coordinate with co-workers, partners, and friends. Accomplice works alone or complements existing desktop and mobile systems.
Jason Feinsmith
CEO and Co-Founder
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Prior to co-founding Accomplice, Jason Feinsmith was on the executive management team at Silicon Storage Technology, responsible for all business aspects of their main business unit, a $300 million P&L operation. Prior to SST, Jason managed and more than tripled the results for a business unit at Xilinx. There he established new products, new channels of distribution, and brought Xilinx software into the hands of over 150,000 people around the world. Before that Jason spent four years at Intel in sales. He started his career in technology as a CAD software design engineer at National Semiconductor in the late 80's.
Along the way, Jason has also worked as an associate at a Silicon Valley venture capital firm and in management at some technology startups. He has a B.S. in electrical engineering with distinction from Cornell University, as well as a computer science masters and an MBA (top 15 percent rank) from Stanford University. Jason lives in Sunnyvale, California with his wife and two happy children.
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Uri Sarid
CTO, VP of Engineering
and Co-Founder
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Prior to co-founding Accomplice, Uri Sarid was CTO and VP of Engineering at Noosh (now NewlineNoosh), an internet software and services company for enterprise print and marketing projects. While at Noosh, he led all technical aspects from architecture through development, QA, and hosted deployment. As a key executive at Noosh, he was instrumental in setting strategic direction, developing customers, and fundraising.
Uri arrived at Noosh through the acquisition of digiGroups, a company he co-founded and ran as both CEO and CTO. digiGroups provided an innovative platform — now known as AJAX — and collaboration suite for large enterprise buyers and sellers. Prior to digiGroups, Uri was a physics faculty member at the University of Notre Dame, where he taught, published papers, and wrote collaborative software applications.
He has a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics (with Highest Distinction) from the University of Arizona, a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Harvard University, and did post-doctoral work at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Stanford University, and the Weizmann Institute. Uri lives in Menlo Park, California with his wife and one ecstatic son.
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Accomplice was honored to be featured at the DEMO'06 conference. Click to watch our 6 minute demo!
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