| Website | goldenson.com |
| @goldenson | |
| Birthdate | 1978 |
| Stanford, Bachelor's of Science | 2001 |
| Human Biology |
Mark Goldenson is CEO of Breakthrough.com, a startup that helps people find a therapist and receive online counseling. Breakthrough.com was a TechCrunch 50 Finalist.
He was the co-founder and CEO of PlayCafe, has eight years of experience in creating internet services. Mark was a product manager at PayPal where he managed high-volume user flows such as registration and PayPal’s in-house CRM for 1,300 service agents. Mark previously co-founded and was COO of Woosh, a startup that created automated online storefronts for small businesses. Woosh raised $21 million in funding and was a finalist in the 1998 Stanford E-Challenge.
Mark also co-founded the Stanford Bazaar, a local online marketplace acquired by Stanford, and founded the Stanford Squash Team, home to national champion Lily Lorentzen and world champion coach Mark Talbott. Mark also founded a Stanford philosophy club and researched brain imaging of lucid dreams for four years in the Stanford Psychophysiology Laboratory. Mark has completed coursework for a B.A. in Human Biology and a minor in Symbolic Systems from Stanford.
Mark previously wrote a column evaluating new startup ideas for VentureBeat.
Breakthrough.com launches at TechCrunch 50
Added: 6/6/11Breakthrough.com CEO Mark Goldenson interviewed on The Entrepreneurs
Added: 6/7/11
