Investor
San Francisco Bay Area
Investor
San Francisco Bay Area
Mike Jackson is chairman and CEO of Broadchoice, Inc. Mike is a seasoned entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience in the media and technology industries. Prior to Broadchoice, he was chairman and CEO for Marketron International, which was a Software-as-a-Service company he founded in 1995 under the name BuyMedia. Under his leadership, the company grew to over 250 employees and became the dominant provider of on-demand broadcast management applications that were licensed by more than 80% of the top broadcast groups in North America. Marketron International was sold to a New York based private equity firm in June 2007. Prior to Marketron, Mike held a number of executive positions for Susquehanna Broadcasting and KOOL Communications. Mike received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern California.
(Privately Held; Computer Software industry)
November 2007 — June 2009 (1 year 8 months)
Broadchoice provides a portfolio of cloud-based collaboration services designed to accelerate sales.
Broadchoice fuses the advantages of desktop applications and software as a service to help companies do more with less: by engaging the extended sales team, accelerating the sales cycle, and increasing sales efficiency. Powerful analytics enable decision makers to identify what works and what doesn’t, adapt quickly, and stay lean and competitive.
Broadchoice solutions span the business value chain and integrate with a variety of communication, collaboration, and customer relationship management systems. Push-pull integration with CRM solutions enables sharing of opportunity pursuits with the extended sales team - even those that are not yet CRM subscribers - and automatically updates data in real-time between CRM applications and Workspace.
Broadchoice, Inc. is headquartered in San Mateo, California.
(Privately Held; 201-500 employees; Computer Software industry)
March 1995 — June 2007 (12 years 4 months)
On-demand inventory management solutions for media.
1979 — 1981