People associated with
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Jodok Batlogg is co-founder and CEO of Lovely Systems AG in Dornbirn. Since 2005 he and his young and highly motivated team of developers deliver tomorrow’s Web portals for major European publishing houses. Today.
Whether Jodok Batlogg follows the Web or the Web follows him is still uncertain. However, they do go very well together for more than ten years now. Being a visionary, Jodok Batlogg never follows trends. He forsees them. Providing his customers with decisive advantages in competition.
Lovely Systems is one of the first companies in Europe offering Cloud computing Web portal development. With their latest project zehn.de Lovely Systems just realized one of the first applications worldwide on Google App Engine.
As a member of the Plone and later Zope Foundation Board of Directors Jodok Batlogg significantly contributed to the successful development of the well-known open source content management system.

Head of Strategy at studiVZ Ltd.

Max Horváth has been actively involved in web development for the past 10 years. He has worked with entrepreneurs, programmers, and designers to create web projects for companies large and small. Max Horváth is currently Quality Manager at studiVZ Ltd., one of the biggest and fastest growing Social Networks in Europe.

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Founder // "CEO I" at studiVZ

After the tremendous success of the first start-up Tobi was involved in - studiVZ.net - he is now already running his second baby - shoeboxed.com.
Tobi studied business administration at top private business schools in Germany, France and the United States. Having gained extensive knowledge of investment banking through 12 months working in capital markets for Société Générale in Paris and experience in mergers and acquisitions at Morgan Stanley in Frankfurt, Tobi joined studiVZ.net, now the largest website in continental Europe, in 2006.
Acting as vice president for international markets, Tobi planned, implemented and supervised the company’s roll out to eight foreign markets, leading a team of 60 people and managing a one-digit million Euro budget. The company now has an English-language version that you can check out, meinVZ.net.

Taylor Mingos is the CEO of Shoeboxed and founded the company in 2006.
Taylor started a number of websites before moving to Germany to work with the founding team of studiVZ.net, a social networking site. He coordinated marketing activities and helped the site grow dramatically to become a major German Internet presence. studiVZ is now the largest website in continental Europe by page impressions.
After spending months creating Shoeboxed’s website and recruiting a team, Shoeboxed.com was launched in July 2007 from Berlin. After that summer, Taylor and the company moved back to Durham, NC - just a few blocks from his alma mater.
Taylor graduated from Duke University with majors in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and German Studies. Taylor is active in promoting entrepreneurship among students at Duke, having participated as a judge at Entrepreneurship Week and The Duke Start Up Challenge.