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    Steve Pollock

    President | Board Member | Entrepreneur with passion for US-Japan business

    Steve Pollock is a dynamic business leader with over 20 years of experience in the business services and technology sectors. He is an excellent communicator and cross-cultural leader with fluent Japanese and cultural know-how and has deep personal networks in the US and Japan. Steve is a Stanford MBA graduate and a Harvard University alumni. He is also a former lecturer at Waseda University, where he taught business strategy, and an analyst at The Nature Conservancy.

    Steve is the CEO of Turnstone Ventures, where he leads a team of experts in accelerating and scaling businesses. He is a strategic thinker with a strong track record of driving revenue and growth by putting customers first. As President of WetFeet, Inc., Steve built the team from scratch, grew revenue from $2M to $9M, and sold the company to a much larger company. He was also the VP Japan and VP Customer Success at Gigster, where he helped the company expand globally and provided top-notch service to its customers.

    Steve has a unique ability to bridge gaps of language and culture that can prevent good ideas from succeeding. He leads with a "listen first" discipline to understand markets and customers, and a team-focused leadership style that motivates his team and peers to achieve their highest potential.

    Highlights

    Universum Completes Acquisition of WetFeet, Inc. Combined company will help top employers attract, recruit, and retain talent through a global product portfolio including research, consulting, media solutions, software and online career communities. - PR Web (press release)

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