Bart Decrem
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Bart Decrem in 2015
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| Born | Belgium |
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SVP and General Manager, Mobile Games, at The Walt Disney Company (July 2010 - July 2013), Founder and CEO Tapulous, Entrepreneur In Residence DCM, Founder and CEO Flock, Inc, Head of marketing, business affairs Mozilla Foundation, Co-Founder Eazel, Founder and Executive Director Plugged In |
SVP and General Manager, Mobile Games, at The Walt Disney Company (July 2010 - July 2013),
Founder and CEO Tapulous,
Entrepreneur In Residence DCM,
Founder and CEO Flock, Inc,
Head of marketing, business affairs Mozilla Foundation,
Co-Founder Eazel,
Bart Decrem is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur who, most recently, headed the Mobile Games business for The Walt Disney Company between July 2010 and the Fall of 2013. He was born and raised in Belgium.
His first entrepreneurial venture was at the age of 13, when he started a weekly magazine for Belgium’s leading underground radio station while working as a DJ there. Decrem moved to the US to study law at Stanford University. After graduation, Decrem founded Plugged In, a non-profit organization in East Palo Alto that provided community members with Internet access and related educational programs. Plugged In was one of the first such Digital Divide programs in the United States.
In 1999, Decrem co-founded Eazel, an open source Linux desktop start-up. Their software, Nautilus, continues to be popular among Linux users. Among other projects, he coordinated the creation of the GNOME Foundation. After Eazel shut down in 2001, Decrem spent 18 months in Seoul, doing business development for several local startups.
In 2003-2004, Decrem headed marketing and business affairs for the Mozilla Foundation. He coordinated Firefox marketing activities, including branding, the Firefox 1.0 launch and the creation of Spread Firefox, the community marketing effort for Firefox. He also headed up partnerships with Google, Yahoo, Amazon and Mozilla. His work for Mozilla was sponsored by Mitch Kapor’s Open Source Applications Foundation.
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