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Degrees

Harvard University, BA

Current Companies

Chair, Board of Directors
Board Member/Investor (Velocity Interactive)
Board Member
Board Member/Investor (Velocity Interactive)
Board Member / Investor (Velocity Interactive)
Investor
Board Member
CEO Digital Media

Previous Companies

CEO

Previous Financial Organizations

Partner

Jonathan Miller

Jon is a digital media veteran known for his strategic and operational expertise and is a founding partner of Velocity Interactive Group. From 2002 to 2006, Jon served as Chairman and CEO of AOL. He was brought in to architect an industry-defining turnaround. He restructured the company’s core business lines, focused the company on online advertising, including completing the highly successful 2004 acquisition of Advertising.com. Through his leadership, AOL delivered record annual profit growth of 21 percent and increased its online advertising growth, the centerpiece of the new business model, by 46 percent. Previously, Jon was CEO and President of USA Information and Services, now IACI and Expedia (the company split in two in 2005). Through both acquisitions and migrating business models to become digitally focused, USA/IACI built industry-leading positions in such areas as online travel, ticketing, and electronic retailing. Prior to USA/IACI, Jon was Managing Director of Nickelodeon International, a unit of Viacom’s MTV Networks.

Jon received his B.A. with honors from Harvard College. He serves on the Board of the American Film Institute and serves as a trustee of both Emerson College and WNYC Public Radio in New York.

Board positions include Idearc Media, Premier Exhibitions, as well as several others.

Investments

Company Date Round Size Participants
OpenX 5/09Series C$10M6
Lookery 2/08Seed$900k22
LaunchBox 2/08Series A$250k4
Clickable 11/07Series A$3M4
Mahalo 1/06Series A$5M3

Sources

  1. OpenX Keeps On Growing, Raises $10 Million More (techcrunch.com) [edit]
  2. Reed Hundt Invests in Facebook Ad-Platform Lookery (techcrunch.com) [edit]
  3. Citation Needed [add]
  4. americanventuremagazine.com [edit]
  5. @ D: Calacanis’ New Venture: Mahalo, Human-Powered Search Engine; $16 Million Funding (paidcontent.org) [edit]
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