Jennifer Ross

Jennifer Ross is an experienced professional who transitioned from being a recording studio owner and engineer to a prominent figure in the Internet industry. In the early 90s, she co-founded an internet services company, catering to Canadian television stations, record companies, and musicians venturing into the online realm.

Her career evolved in the late 90s when she focused on Internet video technologies at Warp 10 Technologies, eventually establishing Transpatial Media Corporation. She later played a key role at INTERVU Inc. in San Diego, overseeing the integration of streaming content delivery networks, which was later acquired by Akamai for $2.8 billion.

During her tenure in Boulder, CO from 1999 to 2009, Jennifer worked as a management consultant at GWH&a, contributing to businesses like Circadence Corporation and Hallmark Interactive in various capacities, including as Chief Technology Officer. She also served as Interim CTO at Vidiator Technology and provided essential guidance to Objective Systems Integrators.

Jennifer's recent endeavors include serving as the CTO of Voxiter Technologies Incorporated, a podcasting company based in Vancouver and San Francisco. She brought her wealth of experience to this role, enhancing the company's technical operations and strategies.

Jennifer's academic background includes studying Corporate Director Certificate at Schulich School of Business - York University and the Canadian Securities Course at the Canadian Securities Institute, further enriching her professional skills and knowledge.

Throughout her career, Jennifer has held key positions in various organizations, ranging from being the CTO of gretta.com to serving as a Director of Engineering at Cloudpic Global, Inc. Her contributions as a Business Strategy Specialist at Objective Systems Integrators and her role as Interim CTO at Vidiator showcase her versatility in the tech industry.