about serious business
Serious Business leverages the core competencies of our world renowned team to create revolutionary new synergies which tap in to blue ocean markets in the social platform mashup internets. Serious Business will forever redefine the way we use the web - even the way we see life itself. The first decade of the internet was fun. This decade is going to be Serious.
Serious Business also makes [fun games].
the serious team
alex le
Alex Le is the founder and CTO of Serious Business. I don't know how to put this, but Alex is kind of a big deal. As CTO, Alex solved p=np[1], led the initiative to create the internet, and set them up the bomb. He recently installed Web 2.0® on his Mac and is really enjoying it.
charles hudson
Charles is the VP of Business Development at Serious Business. Charles got his start selling virtual goods such as glaciers to the Inuit people on the North Slope of Alaska, and he now organizes an annual conference commemorating this great success. He is responsible for all money-making-related-things at Serious Business while the rest of team works on projects of much greater importance, such as "How big should the flags we fly outside our offices like a band of pirates be?"
mike jimenez
Mike moonlights as the VP of Engineering at Serious Business when he isn't mixing and mashing the best of the old school beats at the hottest clubs in town under the nom de guerre DJ Chillipino, or shopping for islands in Asia. Previously he managed engineering at BitTorrent to make it easier for everyone to uh ... acquire digital media completely legally from their rights holders. And the craziest thing about Mike? We didn't make any of this stuff up. Holla.
ryan j. ferrier
Ryan Ferrier is the COO of Serious Business. As COO, Ryan is responsible for all operations, finances, and straight ballin' out of control at Serious Business. Previously, Ryan was the CFO at Enron, and was also critical in bringing peace to the Middle East.
siqi chen
Siqi Chen is the founder and CEO of Serious Business. As CEO, Siqi golfs 16 under par and enjoys long helicopter rides over the ocean. And money. Siqi is best known for founding Microsoft, acquiring IBM, and most[2] consider him the greatest strategist since John Boyd.
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2. most meaning his parents