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Jack Bloom
President , Chai University (Owner)
www.chaiuniversity.com
New York, New York, United States
Business owner
Member since: April 09, 2008
President , Chai University (Owner)
www.chaiuniversity.com
New York, New York, United States
Business owner
Member since: April 09, 2008
About Jack
Bio
Founder, President, Chai University; Professor of Entrepreneurship, Pace University; Adjunct Professor, Kaplan University; 10 years CEO, Auto America, Inc. 12 years as middle market investment banker including serving as Managing Director and Head of Corporate Finance, MIT Sloan School MBA, Harvard College BA Honors
Education
| 1981 - 1983 MIT Sloan School of Management , MBA , Management |
| 1975 - 1979 Harvard College , BA , Honors Economics |
Jack's connections (76)
| Bambi Francisco Roizen | CEO and Founder, Vator, Inc. |
| Lise Buyer | Principal, Class V Group |
| Cyril Brignone | Co-founder, Vator, Inc. |
| Kedric Van de Carr | VP Marketing and Business Development, Vator, Inc. |
| Meliza Solan | Producer, VatorNews |
| Cosme Sevestre | Head of Engineering, Vator, Inc. |
| Ben Behrouzi | President & CEO, DotNext Inc. |
| Ezra Roizen | General Manager, STRATEGYfx, LLC |
| Mark Kapczynski | CEO, Kontrol Media Corporation |
| Owen Floyd |
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Jack's comments (4)
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I thought you made a great presentation at Juice Pitcher and I hope you are really successful. But I think there will be a lot of competitors.
on Make a Deal (October 30, 2009)
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This is an awesome technology for social networking including free video e-mail and multi-way video chatting! It's awesome. Way ahead of anyone else in social networks. Just needs a little money to make it a major player.
on "Adaptive communications for Latino networking professionals" (August 26, 2009)
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Investing is all about liquidity i.e. cash. So my view is that a good time to buy or sell depends on your cash position and time frame. If you have significant cash from selling investments in 2005 to 2007, then this is a good time to purchase.
However, for a stable business, today's lower prices mean that there are fewer sellers. More people want to sell all or a part of their business when prices are high than when they are low.
However, for start-ups, they must sell stock to raise money to survive. So they are forced to sell stock. So there are more good angel investments at this time when prices are low. So angel investors will be licking their chops now. The key of course will be the usual evaluation of the idea, the management, the technology, the capital need, and the timing of when money in will become money out.
on Wall Street's crisis differs for Net stocks (September 18, 2008)
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Bambi and Ramu, This was an excellent interview. It taught me a lot about building and monetizating traffic and audience around the world. Ramu was very articulate, and Bambi asked the right questions. Even though Ramu would not discuss revenues or valuation, it is clear that 80 million international members are worth a small fraction of the value of 80 million + facebook members. Clearly, this relates to different GDP per capita, etc. But in the long run, Ramu has a very nice win. Congratulations!
on hi5 CEO Ramu shares OpenSocial milestones (June 04, 2008)
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