Wednesday
Aug052009
Wednesday, August 5, 2009 at 07:22PM Friday's Guest: Peter Pham
Jason's guest this week is Peter Pham, CEO of Billshrink.com.
About Peter:
Peter Pham is the CEO of Billshrink.com, a free, personalized savings tool that helps users save money on their bills. Billshrink does this by combining billing data for things like cell phones and credit cards with a users individual usage/preferences. They then use their technology to find the cheapest plans/companies for a particular users needs. Billshrink has been around for two years and saves the average years about $1500 annually. In 2008, Billshrink raised $8 million dollars in Series B funding, which was led by Trinity Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners.
Peter was previously Vice President of Business Development at Photobucket.com. Before that, he worked in the enterprise space for eight years doing everything from sales to marketing to product development and more. Peter has a bachelor's degree in biological sciences and a minor in business management from the University of California, Irvine.
About Peter:
Peter Pham is the CEO of Billshrink.com, a free, personalized savings tool that helps users save money on their bills. Billshrink does this by combining billing data for things like cell phones and credit cards with a users individual usage/preferences. They then use their technology to find the cheapest plans/companies for a particular users needs. Billshrink has been around for two years and saves the average years about $1500 annually. In 2008, Billshrink raised $8 million dollars in Series B funding, which was led by Trinity Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners.
Peter was previously Vice President of Business Development at Photobucket.com. Before that, he worked in the enterprise space for eight years doing everything from sales to marketing to product development and more. Peter has a bachelor's degree in biological sciences and a minor in business management from the University of California, Irvine.
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