2008 Harvard Entrepreneurship Conference

Ken is a co-founder and Managing Partner at Founders Fund, a San Francisco-based venture capital group founded in 2005 with over $250 million under management, which seeks to provide the capital, insights and support required to build a company from the ground up with a non-traditional, pro-founder focus. Ken has co-led investments in the following companies out of Founders Fund: Facebook, Geni, Quantcast, Slide and others. Ken is a co-founder of PayPal and served as the company's first CFO. While at PayPal, Ken helped raise over $200 million in private financing, worked on the company's public offerings, and assisted in the company's $1.5 billion sale to eBay. Ken has also been a member of the research and trading teams at Clarium Capital Management, a global macro hedge fund based in San Francisco with over $3 billion under management, and at Thiel Capital Management, a multistrategy investment fund, where Ken made venture investments beginning in 1998. Ken received a BA in Economics from Stanford.

Scott Griffith was appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Zipcar in February 2003. Under Scott's leadership, Zipcar has emerged as the world's largest car sharing service, with more than 100% membership and revenue growth year to year. In the fall of 2007, Scott led Zipcar's merger with Flexcar, managing the integration of the companies' fleet, technology and membership base under the Zipcar brand and service. For his accomplishments at Zipcar, in 2006, BusinessWeek named Scott one of its 'Best Leaders of 2006', and he was the recipient of Babson College's ELiTE Award for entrepreneurship. Prior to Zipcar, Scott held senior level positions at The Boeing Company, Digital Goods, a software and services firm, Information America, an Atlanta-based provider of online public record information, The Parthenon Group, a boutique business strategy and investment firm. Scott earned his BS in engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and his MBA from the University of Chicago.

Jeff Taylor, Eons' CEO and Founder, reinvented the way job hunters find employment when he launched his Web site Monster.com. Today, Jeff is reinventing the way baby boomers view life after age 50. His new Web site eons.com inspires and connects adults who are ''lovin' life on the flip side of 50''. It wasn't long ago that Jeff had the realization that boomers who started using Monster.com 15 years ago were now turning 50, and that 12,000 people are turning 50 every day! With his own half-century milestone looming, Jeff started asking himself, 'What's next?' And the answer came to him. Created specifically for 50-plus adults, eons.com is the first and largest social network for spirited adults who want to make the most of today, tackle dreams and adventures, and celebrate memories and accomplishments. A frequent speaker at technology, advertising, and human capital conferences, as well as at colleges and universities across the country, Taylor holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, a certificate from the Owner/President Management (OPM) Program, Executive Education, Harvard Business School, and an honorary doctorate from Bentley College.