Jeff Solari

Current

• CEO and Chief Product Manager at Native Instinct

Past

• Group Product Manager, TV Services at Microsoft
• VP Executive Producer at Ikonic Interactive /USWeb
• VP, Marketing at Tricom Holdings (now PCCW), Hong Kong

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Jeff Solari’s Summary

Native Instinct defines, designs and develops interactive products for the Web and other interactive media. We use a proven product planning and prioritization process to drive the creation and continual enhancement of interactive products, ensuring that products have an optimal user experience and their business goals are achieved.

Jeff Solari’s Experience

• CEO and Chief Product Manager

  Native Instinct

  (Privately Held; Internet industry)

  September 2003 — Present (5 years 11 months)

  Native Instinct defines, designs and develops interactive products for the Web and other interactive media. We provide Digital Product Management consulting, User Experience Design, and Web development services. Our clients include ABM Industries, ad:tech Exhibitions, BabyCenter.com, Cyworld, JUMBOshrimp Advertising, The Home Depot, Oracle, Pure Digital, Salesforce.com, Virgin Charter, Visa Inc., Walmart.com and Wells Fargo Bank.

• Group Product Manager, TV Services

  Microsoft

  (Public Company; MSFT; Computer Software industry)

  May 2000 — June 2002 (2 years 2 months)

  I led the development of TV Services for Microsoft's UltimateTV DVR for DirecTV, which unfortunately we killed when Microsoft's plan to buy DirecTV fell through. I also led the design/development of MicrosoftTV Foundation Edition for small footprint set-top boxes.

• VP Executive Producer

  Ikonic Interactive /USWeb

  (Internet industry)

  July 1993 — January 1999 (5 years 7 months)

  I led the design and development of Web and interactive TV projects for clients including: Time Warner Cable, News Corp., The World Economic Forum, SegaSoft, Pacific Bell, NEC, American Express Travel, and numerous others. I was a member of the management team that grew the company from $1 million to $30 million in revenue before our acquisition by USWeb, soon to be USWeb/CKS, and then MarchFirst.

• VP, Marketing

  Tricom Holdings (now PCCW), Hong Kong

  (Privately Held; 1001-5000 employees; Telecommunications industry)

  August 1990 — July 1992 (2 years)

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