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Chairman & CEO , Clupedia Corporation (Owner)
www.clupedia.com
Irvine, California, United States
Business owner
Member since: August 30, 2007
Dr. David Saad is the
founder, Chairman, and CEO of Clupedia.
He is responsible for the overall direction and management of the
company. He has invested over $2 million
to date in Clupedia. He is a seasoned
veteran in the software industry with over 25
years of experience in marketing, sales, and R&D making him uniquely
positioned to lead Clupedia. After 5
years of extensive study and research, he became one of the leading authorities
in referral automation and viral marketing.
One of the products that he developed was nominated for the Innovative
Product of the Year Award by the American Electronics Association (AeA). Also, Dr. Saad won the Most Promising
Investment Award during the 2006 Fast Pitch competition sponsored by Tech Coast
Angels.
Dr.
Saad started his career as a system programmer, became a data base consultant,
and did some public speaking covering topics such as relational databases, data
modeling, methodologies for logical data base design, software engineering
disciplines, etc.
Prior
to founding Clupedia, Dr. Saad founded Braintec in 1986. He developed ProofReader - a suite of
utilities such as spelling checker, grammar checker, style checker, dictionary,
and a thesaurus. ProofReader
included a very sophisticated technology based on computational linguistics,
heuristics, and artificial intelligence.
Subsequently, Braintec focused on the fast growing and lucrative IT
consulting industry and became the largest Unix engineering firm in Southern
California with customers such as AT&T, IBM, Sun, NCR, and Teradata. Braintec was sold to Technisource – an IT
firm listed on NASDAQ which was taken private by IntelliMark Holdings.
Prior
to Braintec, Dr. Saad worked for Mathematica Products Group – a software
division of Martin Marietta where he was instrumental in establishing the
Canadian division. Dr. Saad won several
awards for his software sales achievements including the ICP award. Prior to Mathematica, Dr. Saad worked as a
programmer and data base consultant for IST - a consulting and service Bureau
based in Montreal, Canada.
Dr.
Saad earned a PhD in Computer Science with high honors from University of
Paris, an M.Sc.A. Cum Laude in Computer Science from McGill University, a B.Sc.
in Computer Science from Concordia University, and a D.E.U.G. in Mathematics
& Economics from University of Paris.
Dr. Saad speaks four
languages. He had a very successful
athletic career in Judo. He participated
in the European Championships, World Championships, Pan American Games, and the
Olympic games. Dr. Saad was also the
executive producer of a Rhythm & Blues (R&B) album by a female group
called Foxx Empire.
| 1980 - 1982 Concordia University, McGill University, and Paris University , PHD , Doctorate in Computer Science |
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