Sean Bellerby
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Sean Bellerby | |
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 Sean Bellerby in January 2017 | |
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| Alma mater | Macquarie University |
| Occupation | Internet Entrepreneur |
| Known for | Founder of GoSnow |
Sean Bellerby is an Australian entrepreneur. He is the founding CEO and President of GoSnow Inc., a Los Angeles-based investor-backed software company known for taking the worldwide snow sports industry on demand.
Bellerby graduated from Macquarie University in 2012 with an MBA and Master of Marketing degree.[1][non-primary source needed] In addition to Macquarie University, and before starting GoSnow, Bellerby had spent 12 years in senior business development roles in U.S. enterprise software companies such as Mercury Interactive, Intel Security, and CA Technologies in varying locations around the world. His last tenure in the enterprise software business was at CA Technologies as an executive responsible for taking new cloud services to market through global service provider partnerships.
Bellerby co-founded GoSnow in 2016 with American Scott Anfang. Its first product was a meet-up app for skiers and snowboarders which was credited as a world first.[2][3]
In January 2017, GoSnow innovatively took the snow sports industry on demand by releasing its on-demand bookings platform for snow sports instructors and activities around the world.[4][5]
References
[edit]- ^ Sean Bellerby bio at GoSnow
- ^ Kailus, Julie (15 March 2016). "New app like Tinder for G-rated mountain hookups". GrindTV.
- ^ Robbie, Erica (7 February 2016). "GoSnow mobile app connects strangers, friends on slopes". The Denver Post.
- ^ Oakes Ash, Rachael (31 January 2017). "GoSnow launches on-demand bookings platform for ski instructors". SnowsBest.
- ^ Devora, Espree (10 May 2017). "GoSnow World's First On-Demand Approach To Booking Snow Sports: LA Startup Spotlight – Sean Bellerby". WeAreLATech.
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