Jason Feffer

Jason Feffer drove business expansions including growing and exiting three online start-ups and serving as a trusted advisor to multiple technology-based businesses. Valued for inciting deeper questions rather than seeking cursory answers. Dedicated to pioneering technologies, developing profitable, sound, and scrupulous business practices, and negotiating key business accounts. Recognized for leading across business disciplines from operations to business development, financing to marketing. Jason passionately and effectively solves problems with the perspective of an entrepreneur: think big and act faster, leaner, better. Jason founded SodaHead in 2006, which operates multiple business lines including its flagship website SodaHead.com, SaaS polling solutions for large media companies, and its newest business line: Pollware, an ad-supported polling solution for small and medium-sized publishers. Jason launched MySpace in 2003 and served as the Vice President of Operations and on the executive committee. Jason oversaw the day-to-day and strategic execution of advertising, revenue reporting, safety, policy enforcement, government relations and managed over 300 FTEs. Jason helped grow the company to 100M users and transitioning it to News Corp after its sale for $580M in 2005. Jason began his dot-com startup journey in 1999 at Creative Planet, where he developed online portals, news sites and communities for film and television professionals. United Entertainment Media acquired Creative Planet in 2001. Jason began his interactive entertainment career developing video games at Activision and Davidson & Associates. Prior to interactive entertainment, Jason worked in linear entertainment making dozens of independent films with Amritraj Entertainment and legendary fimmaker Roger Corman. Jason is a native of Los Angeles and graduated from the USC's School of Cinematic Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1993.