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Noah Kagan
[edit]Born: February 17, 1982 Nationality: American Occupation: Entrepreneur, Author, Podcaster
Biography:
[edit]Noah Kagan is an American entrepreneur known for his contributions to the startup community and his role in various successful tech companies. He was born on February 17, 1982, in the United States.
Education:
[edit]Noah Kagan attended the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned a degree in Business Administration.
Career:
[edit]Facebook: Kagan was one of the early employees at Facebook, where he worked as a product manager. He was the 30th employee but was later let go from the company. Mint.com: After his stint at Facebook, Kagan joined Mint.com as the Director of Marketing. He played a significant role in the company's early growth and success. AppSumo: In 2010, Kagan founded AppSumo, a daily deals website for software, which has since grown into a multi-million dollar business. AppSumo provides entrepreneurs and small business owners with tools and resources to help them succeed. Sumo.com: Kagan also founded Sumo.com, a suite of tools designed to help website owners grow their traffic and improve their marketing efforts.
Publications:
[edit]Noah Kagan is the author of several books and has written extensively on entrepreneurship, marketing, and personal productivity. His notable works include:
"How I Lost 170 Million Dollars: My Time as #30 at Facebook" (2014) "OkDork" - Kagan's personal blog where he shares insights and advice on entrepreneurship and marketing. Podcasting and Online Presence:
Kagan hosts a popular podcast, "Noah Kagan Presents," where he interviews successful entrepreneurs, shares business advice, and provides insights into his own entrepreneurial journey. He is also active on YouTube, where he shares videos on various topics related to business and personal development.
Philanthropy:
[edit]Noah Kagan is involved in various philanthropic activities and often uses his platform to support and promote charitable causes.
Personal Life:
[edit]Kagan is known for his candid and often humorous approach to business and life. He is an advocate for maintaining a healthy work-life balance and often shares personal stories and experiences to inspire others.