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Jason Grad

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Founder at Massive

San Francisco, California, United States

FoundedMassive

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Jason Grad is the co-founder and CEO of Massive, a browsing infrastructure company that provides companies with access to the public web to support data pipelines, AI model training, and product development. He previously founded Cheerful Giving, which was acquired by GoodWorld. Outside of work, he is involved in music, athletics, mentorship, humanitarian work, and angel investing.

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Who is Jason Grad?
Jason Grad is the co-founder and CEO of Massive, a browsing infrastructure company that provides companies with access to the public web to support data pipelines, AI model training, and product development. He previously founded Cheerful Giving, which was acquired by GoodWorld. Outside of work, he is involved in music, athletics, mentorship, humanitarian work, and angel investing.
Where does Jason Grad work?
Jason Grad is Founder of Massive.
What companies did Jason Grad found?
Jason Grad founded Massive.

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