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Christopher Anderson
Chief Strategy Officer at RebelMouse
Christopher Anderson is the Chief Strategy Officer at RebelMouse, a position he has held since April 2018.1 He is based in the Greater New York City Area and has over 500 connections on LinkedIn.1 Anderson's role at RebelMouse involves cultivating partnerships and solutions that set everyone up for success.1
Prior to his current position, Anderson held other roles at RebelMouse, including Partnerships & Business Development from October 2015.1 In this capacity, he worked with RebelMouse's Distributed Content Management System (DCMS) for natively-social publishing, helping customers launch fully-distributed web properties and boost organic reach across social and search platforms.1
In addition to his work at RebelMouse, Anderson has been serving as the Managing Director at Gaingels since January 2017.1 Gaingels is a profits-focused, mission-based affinity organization that invests in companies with at least one LGBT founder, senior C-level executive, or board member.1
Anderson's professional background also includes experience in the mobile advertising industry. He worked as a Mobile Account Director at Supersonic from 2014 to 2015, where he was involved with mobile advertising technology for app developers and brands.1
Christopher Anderson holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern California. His diverse experience spans across various industries, including technology, advertising, and investment, showcasing his versatility in strategic roles.1
Highlights
DeepMind spinouts in London are attracting huge amounts of cash. First $1 billion for David Silver's Ineffable Intelligence and now another $2 billion for Isomorphic.
The economic impact of DeepMind on the UK is grossly overlooked because it's owned by an American company, despite the fact that the Alphabet sends billions to the UK.
I rant about this parochial myopia here https://t.co/mUixu0zbgS
Just finished assembling the new @seeedstudio reBot arm and it's incredible. About 2x the size and 5x the lifting power of the @huggingface LeRobot, with all-metal construction and high-precision robot motors.
It's going to be available in June for $1,500 assembled. That's nearly 10x the price of the LeRobots, but it uses the same HuggingFace software and is a good upgrade path.
Here are the two shown side by side https://t.co/32Fj11DF0Q

