Mario Ciabarra

Mario Ciabarra is a computer scientist and tech entrepreneur known for founding several successful ventures in the technology industry.

With a strong belief in cultural attributes like Passion, Persistence, and Integrity, Mario has a track record of creating innovative solutions to large-scale technology challenges.

In 2003, he founded DevStream, an early player in the Application Performance Monitoring space, which was later acquired by Compuware in 2004.

His entrepreneurial journey continued with the founding of Intelliborn in 2007, where he pioneered Apple Apps before the official SDK or Apple App Store were announced, creating groundbreaking products like the first successful iPhone WiFi Hotspot and the first iOS "notification center".

Mario's vision led to the establishment of Rock Your Phone in 2009, an alternative iOS App Store with a global reach and significant user base, sparking advocacy efforts for fair competition in the tech industry.

In 2015, he ventured into founding Quantum Metric, a platform geared towards Continuous Product Design, enabling organizations to enhance digital product delivery with speed and confidence, attracting Fortune 500 clients across various sectors.

Under Mario's leadership, Quantum Metric experienced exponential growth, securing substantial investment and earning accolades like being recognized as one of the leading startups by industry publications and Gartner.

Apart from his entrepreneurial endeavors, Mario is a Forbes Technology Council contributor and a source for prominent publications like WSJ, NYT, and Forbes.

Mario holds a Bachelor of Science from Penn State University, with a dual focus on Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Computer Science.

Based in Colorado, Mario's personal life centers around his three children and pursuing outdoor activities like skiing in his spare time.