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Eric Ly

Founder

Co-founder & CEO at KarmaCheck

California

Writes $100K – $5M checks Β· typically $1.5M

FoundedKarmaCheck

About

Eric Ly is the Co-Founder and CEO of KarmaCheck. He was previously a co-founder of LinkedIn, where he worked on developing online professional networking tools.

Co-founder & CEO at KarmaCheck

Intro paths

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Co-founders at KarmaCheck

Experience

  1. KarmaCheckCo-Founder, CEOcurrent2018 β€” present
  2. Hub - Human Trust ProtocolFounder2017 β€” 2021
  3. PresdoFounder, CEO2007 β€” 2018
  4. LinkedInCo-Founder2002 β€” 2006
  5. Tresidder NetworksCEO & Co-Founder2000 β€” 2001
  6. Netmosphere/Critical PathCTO & Founder1995 β€” 1999
  7. General MagicSenior Software Engineer1994 β€” 1995
  8. Sun MicrosystemsSoftware Engineer1993 β€” 1994
  9. IBMQA Engineer Intern1988 β€” 1990

Skills & more

Strategy69Strategic Planning15Leadership10Management11Web 2.021SaaS27Enterprise Software25Salesforce.com4Entrepreneurship99Social Networking25Software Engineering18Viral Marketing12
+12 moreMobile ApplicationsCloud ComputingStart-upsSocial MediaProduct ManagementIntegrationMobile DevicesSEMScalabilityUser ExperienceVenture CapitalStrategic Partnerships

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Eric Ly?
Eric Ly is the Co-Founder and CEO of KarmaCheck. He was previously a co-founder of LinkedIn, where he worked on developing online professional networking tools.
Where does Eric Ly work?
Eric Ly is Co-founder & CEO of KarmaCheck.
What check size does Eric Ly write?
Eric Ly typically writes checks of $100K – $5M.
What companies did Eric Ly found?
Eric Ly founded KarmaCheck.
Where did Eric Ly go to school?
Eric Ly studied at Stanford University (PhD, Computer Science); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MS, Media Arts and Sciences); Stanford University (BS, Symbolic Systems).

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