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    Benjamin Mosse

    Chief Product Officer at LIQID

    Benjamin Mosse is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in various prominent organizations.

    He holds a Master of Science in Information Systems with Honors from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences with Honors from The University of Edinburgh, and he studied Irish Leaving Certificate at St. Columba's College.

    Throughout his career, Benjamin has held key leadership roles, including Chief Product Officer and Head of Engineering at LIQID, Chief Product Officer at heycar, Chief Product Officer at YEAY, and CTO and Head of Product at PAMONO, showcasing his expertise in product development and engineering.

    His previous roles include significant positions at reputable companies such as Nokia, where he served as Senior Manager in Global Partner and Application Development, and also as Director in Mobile Products at The Associated Press.

    Benjamin Mosse's professional journey also includes experience as a Vice President in Software, Services, Emerging Sectors Team at Enterprise Ireland and as an Associate at Lazard Asset Management, highlighting his versatility across different industries and sectors.

    His entrepreneurial spirit is evidenced by his ownership of Oslo Kaffebar, complementing his corporate experiences with a hands-on approach to business ownership and management.

    With a strong educational foundation, a robust history of leadership in product development, technology, and business planning, Benjamin Mosse exemplifies a well-rounded professional with a wealth of skills and knowledge.

    Highlights

    Nov 10 · Sprudge
    Oslo: Hendrix Ibsen's Long And Winding Coffee Road - Sprudge
    Sep 3 · SlashGear
    Nokia Ovi SDK plus Navigation and Maps APIs launched - SlashGear
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    Berlin, Berlin, Germany