CEO / CSS and 10100
Travis Kalanick is a serial entrepreneur best known as the co-founder and former CEO of Uber, which he built into a transportation colossus from 2009 to 2017. He is currently the CEO of CSS and 10100, a fund focused on epic problem-solving and scaling organizations. Kalanick is also recognized for his earlier ventures, including the P2P file-sharing company Scour.net and the content delivery network Red Swoosh.
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CEO
CEO, co-founder
Head of P2P Initiatives
Founder, CEO
Co-founder
Computer Engineering
Core technical and professional competencies
This FAQ component provides verifiable facts about Travis Kalanick's career timeline, focusing on his roles at Uber, CSS and 10100, and his earlier ventures.
He is the CEO of CSS and 10100, a fund and organization focused on scaling companies and solving epic problems.
Kalanick launched CSS and 10100 in March 2018, shortly after his departure from Uber.
His first venture was Scour.net, a P2P file-sharing company he co-founded in 1998.
Red Swoosh, Kalanick's content delivery network, was acquired by Akamai Technologies in 2007.
Technology, Venture Capital, Transportation & Logistics
Real Estate Tech, P2P File Sharing, Content Delivery
Visionary, Serial Entrepreneur, Disruptor, High-Growth Focus
Technology, Global Scale, Problem Solving, Investment
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