Jason Goldberg

Entrepreneur and CEO in Blockchain and Tech Industry

Jason Goldberg is the Founder and CEO of Airstack, a company specializing in AI-powered Web3 APIs aimed at enhancing blockchain activity discoverability. He has been in this role since April 2022, based in Miami Beach, Florida.1 2 4

Educational Background::

Emory University: Bachelor’s degree (1990-1994).
Stanford University Graduate School of Business: MBA (1998-2001) .1 5

Career Highlights::

Airstack: Founder & CEO (2022 - Present).
Moxie: Founder & CEO (2020 - 2022), where he developed a fitness technology platform during the COVID-19 pandemic.
OpenST Foundation: Founder & Board Director (2017 - 2022), focusing on Ethereum scaling solutions.
OST Technology: Founder & CEO (2016 - 2022), known for blockchain-as-a-service solutions.
Pepo: Founder & CEO (2016 - 2020), a social media app that integrated cryptocurrency features.
Fab.com and Hem.com: Co-founder and CEO roles at notable e-commerce platforms .2 3 5

Goldberg's career has spanned various roles in technology and entrepreneurship, including significant contributions to the development of digital strategies at companies like AOL and T-Mobile. He also has experience working in the White House under President Bill Clinton before transitioning to the tech industry .3 5

Experience

Founder & CEO at Airstack (April 2022 - Present)

Founder & Board Director at OpenST Foundation (Jan 2017 - Apr 2022), Founder & CEO at OST Technology (Feb 2016 - Apr 2022), Founder and CEO at Moxie (Apr 2020 - Feb 2022), Founder & CEO at Pepo (Feb 2016 - Apr 2020), Member Board Of Directors at Unsplash (Feb 2018 - Mar 2020), Founder & CEO at Hem.com (Jun 2014 - Jan 2016), Founder & CEO at Fab.com (Dec 2009 - Mar 2015), Chief Product Officer at XING (Dec 2008 - Dec 2009), Founder & CEO at socialmedian (Jan 2008 - Dec 2009), CEO at Jobster Inc. (Dec 2003 - Dec 2007), Product Director at T-Mobile (Jan 2003 - Jan 2004), Director, Strategic Planning & Alliances at T-Mobile (Jan 2002 - Jan 2003), Executive Director, International Broadband at AOL (2001 - 2003), Special Assistant, senior aide to the White House Chief of Staff (Jan 1993 - Jun 1998)