About
John Carini is the founder of Unaric, formerly known as iEnterprises, and has founded and exited multiple SaaS companies, including one sold to SugarCRM. His work spans the CRM, mobile, and social media sectors with a focus on the life sciences industry, and includes partnerships with IBM and Oracle that produced an Oracle-branded life sciences offering and recognition such as the 2018 IBM Beacon Award. He also founded the Morris Tech Meetup, an entrepreneurial group in New Jersey, and serves as a trustee for the Tri-County Scholarship Fund.
Founder at Unaric
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Moritz BirkeFounder
Experience
- UNARICFounder at Unaric, previously known as iEnterprisescurrent2024 — presentUnited States
- iEnterprises - a Unaric CompanyCEOcurrent2012 — presentChatham, NJ
- Tri-County Scholarship FundTrusteecurrent2018 — presentParsippany
- Morris Tech MeetupOrganizer2012 — 2025Meets at FDU in Madison, NJ
- Social Smart Software, LLC.Co-Founder and CTO2012 — 2020Chatham, NJ
- TechLaunch LLCMentor / Advisor2013 — 2015New Jersey
- SugarCRMTechnical Advisor2012 — 2015
- SugarCRMVice President of Product Strategy, Collaboration Services2011 — 2012
- iEnterprises, Inc.CEO and Founder1995 — 2011Murray Hill, NJ
- SieglingAnalyst1997 — 2003
- CargillTrading Systems Analyst, Developer1989 — 1993
Skills & more
SugarCRM4Mobile Applications53iPad2iPhone2Blackberry7SaaS91Mobile2Start-ups71Mobile Technology9Wireless1Cloud Computing15Product Management50
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Enterprise SoftwareProduct DevelopmentCustomer RelationsGo-to-market StrategySOAProduct StrategyStrategic PartnershipsLead GenerationStrategyManagementLeadershipAndroidFrom John's professional profile.
Frequently asked questions
- Who is John Carini?
- John Carini is the founder of Unaric, formerly known as iEnterprises, and has founded and exited multiple SaaS companies, including one sold to SugarCRM. His work spans the CRM, mobile, and social media sectors with a focus on the life sciences industry, and includes partnerships with IBM and Oracle that produced an Oracle-branded life sciences offering and recognition such as the 2018 IBM Beacon Award. He also founded the Morris Tech Meetup, an entrepreneurial group in New Jersey, and serves as a trustee for the Tri-County Scholarship Fund.
- Where does John Carini work?
- John Carini is Founder of Unaric.
- What companies did John Carini found?
- John Carini founded Unaric.
- Where did John Carini go to school?
- John Carini studied at St. John's University (BS, Physical Sciences); New Jersey Institute of Technology (Engineering).
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