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Anthony Goldbloom
Co-founder and CEO of Kaggle.com
Anthony Goldbloom is an accomplished entrepreneur and investor based in San Francisco, California. He is currently the CEO and co-founder of Sumble, a stealth startup launched in December 2022, and an Investment Partner at AIX Ventures since October 2021. AIX Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital fund focused on startups leveraging artificial intelligence.123
Goldbloom is best known as the founder and former CEO of Kaggle, a platform for data science competitions and predictive modeling, which he led from 2009 until its acquisition by Google in 2017. Post-acquisition, he served as Kaggle's CEO within Google until July 2022.13 Earlier in his career, Goldbloom worked as an econometrician at the Australian Treasury and Reserve Bank of Australia, as well as a journalism intern at The Economist.13
He holds a first-class honors degree in Commerce (Economics and Econometrics) from the University of Melbourne. Recognized for his contributions to technology, Goldbloom has been featured on Forbes' "30 Under 30 in Technology" list (2011, 2012) and MIT Technology Review's "Innovator Under 35" (2013).13
As an investor, Goldbloom has backed over 20 startups, primarily in AI and deep tech sectors, with investment rounds ranging from pre-seed to Series A.45
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Ben Hamner and I have been quietly working on our newco, Sumble. We are building a knowledge graph for the world's external data, starting with a focus on data that can be useful to GTM teams.
We are getting meaningful traction so we are growing the team. If you know any great backend engineers, data engineers or machine learners, we are hiring! Can see our open roles here: https://lnkd.in/eeHRDhah.
If you are curious to look at what we've been building, you can check out our web app at (sumble.com). For a topical example to show the power of our data, here's a list of the teams at JPMorgan Chase that use CrowdStrike: https://lnkd.in/eCvkubvx
Loved Mike DelPrete's interview of Megan Meyer Toolson on Opendoor. A very interesting overview of a very interesting business.
Megan puts it nicely: buying a house is one of the most important transactions people ever make: they spend all of their money to purchase the place where their kids sleep at night.
