Science and Technology 18 couples: Mr. and Mrs. Mayer on the list

Intermediary transaction SEO diagnosis Taobao guest Cloud host technology Hall

Beijing Time December 18 News, in the science and technology industry, there are a number of entrepreneurs, they are husband and wife, in entrepreneurship has a proud record, the following is the foreign media example of 18 of the entrepreneurial couple:

1, PATH founder Dave Molin (Dave Morin) and Brit founder Britt Molin (Brit Morin)

Dave and Britt have their own businesses, Dave has created the mobile social network path, and Britt has created a design, cooking-themed website--brit after Google's departure. Brit was founded in November 2011 and is similar to Martha Stutter (Martha Stewart, lifestyle website), which is full of creative and technical exchanges with design and cooking.

2, livestream company CEO Max Haute (Max haot) and New York chief digital Officer Rechel Stern (Rachel Sterne)

Max Haute is the CEO of the new venture livestream, and Rechel Stern is the chief digital officer in New York, two people married, Max Haute career is a menace.

3. Business Insider Deputy Editor-in-Chief Chow Wesensol (Joe Weisenthal) and Fashism founder Brook Molin (Brooke Moreland)

Wesensol and Moran met at the University of Texas, when Moran starred in Wesensol wrote a play, after the two people moved to New York, and began to develop in science and technology. Wesensol entered the digital media news website Paidcontent.com, which belonged to the Guardian Media Group, and was acquired by a third party. At present, Wesensol in the commercial news website Business Insider as deputy editor. Brook Molin has created a fitting exchange website Fashism, which helps users with their clothes and gets an investment from the famous American actor Kutcher (Ashton Kutcher).

4, online ticketing company Eventbrite founder Kevin and Julia Lia Haze (Julia Hartz)

Kevin and Julia met at a friend's wedding, and they all planned to start a business before getting married. 2006, Kevin, Julia, Reno Visagi (Renaud visage) Three people co-founded the online ticketing company Eventbrite, and won 80 million of dollars in venture capital.

5, Yahoo CEO Marissa (Marissa Mayer) and Montara Capital Company founder Zache Baug (Zack Bogue)

Mayer is Google's 20th employee, and is also Google's first female engineer and product manager, and is called "the first beauty in Silicon Valley." Mayer officially became Yahoo CEO this July.

Zache Baug, one of the founders of the private equity fund Montara Capital, has become increasingly influential after their marriage. Last fall, they hosted U.S. President Barack Obama in their own homes.

6, Zynga company CEO Mark Ping Cass (Mark Pincus) and one Kings Lane founder Ali (Ali)

Mark Ping Cass and Ali are excellent founders of the company. At present, Mark is CEO of social game developer Zynga, the company listed on the Nasdaq exchange last year. Ali is co-founder of one of Kings Lane, the online store, which has a net revenue of more than 100 million dollars a year.

7, Google founder Sergey (Sergey Brin) and Gene testing company 23andMe founder Annie Vosiki (Anne Wojcicki)

Sergey through his own sister Susan met Annie Vosiki, two people finally married. Although we are familiar with Google, not everyone knows Annie Vosiki founded the genetic testing company 23andMe.

Sergey and Annie Vosiki's wedding was bizarre, according to the New York Times, when they were married on a sandbank in bathing suits, and some guests had to swim to attend the wedding ceremony.

8, Facebook Company COO Cherille Sandberg (Sheryl Sandberg) and SurveyMonkey company CEO David Goldberg (David Goldberg)

Cherille Sandberg is currently on Facebook as COO, while David Goldberg is CEO of the online survey system services website, which has a company market capitalisation of about $1 billion trillion.

9. All Things D Chairman Kara Swisher (Kara Swisher) and vice president of Google New Business development Department Meggen Smith (Megan Smith)

Kara Swisher in Science and technology blog All Things D as Editor-in-Chief, and Meggen Smith is Google's new business development department vice president. The marital relationship between the two people has been a problem for Google.

10, Y-combinator founder Paul Graham (Paul Graham) and Jessica Livingston (Jessica Livingston)

To help raise his own child in California State, Paul Graham and his wife, Jessica Livingston, decided to set up the venture capital company Y-combinator in Silicon Valley. Y-combinator invested 1.5-20,000 dollars, a 7% stake in early startups, and then brought it to new investors. It now invests hundreds of companies.

11, Sugar founder Brian (Brian) and Lisa Suge (Lisa Sugar)

Lisa Suge (Lisa Sugar) opened a blog in 2005 to write celebrity gossip. Later, she and her husband founded Sugar Media company, now operates more than 10 blog network, the monthly visitors exceed tens of millions.

12. Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Melinda Gates

As is known to all, Gates is the founder of Microsoft, and he is now engaged in philanthropy with his wife.

13, Buddy media company founder Michael (Michael) and Cass Lazero (Kass lazerow)

The couple is the founder of Buddy Media, Michael, the company's CEO, Cass Lazero (Kass lazerow) as COO. Before, they had founded Golf.com NET, this website later sold to time company.

14, ModCloth company founder Eric (Eric) and Susan Coge (Susan Koger)

In middle school, two people are lovers. Later, Eric helped Susan set up a website to sell unwanted clothes on the internet, developed into a modcloth, and focused on selling old clothes.

15, Google Board members Dian Green (Diane Greene and Dell Rosenbrum (Mendel Rosenblum)

In 1998, Dian Green (Diane Greene and Dell Rosenbrum (Mendel Rosenblum), along with several others, founded VMware. When Green was ceo,2008 she was suddenly dismissed. Rosenbruch left the company after that. Now Green is on the Google board and Rosenbruch at Stanford.

16, Artsicle founder Alexis Telen (Alexis Tryon) and Scott Carlton (Scott Carleton).

1.5 ago, the two created the art leasing company Artsicle, which allows users to rent expensive artwork at home and then decide whether to buy.

17, SlideShare founder Rashmi Sinha (Rashmi Sinha) and Chow Bauter (Jon Boutelle)

The two men attended Brown University in the United States. After marriage, they founded the SlideShare network, now it is the world's largest slide sharing community.

18, Bebo founder Michael (Michael) and Theo Porky (Xochi Birch)

2005, the British social network Bebo founded. 2008, the company was acquired by AOL, the price of 850 million U.S. dollars. Later, Bebo changed hands to private equity firms. Now, Bebo has been profitable, with 6 million active users.