Monthly Archives: March 2011
Jim Franklin, Formerly of Oracle, Joins SendGrid as CEO
Isaac Saldana, co-founder and founding CEO, Will Drive Product Innovation “How the Best Get Better” by Jim Franklin Because we have over 10 years of thought-leadership, 20,000+ customers and 7+ billion emails reliably delivered, SendGrid is the clear leader in email deliverability. My role on this team is to focus on managing growth and scaling the business. Isaac will focus on making the SendGrid product experience even better. While we are proud of our accomplishments, we look forward to providing an even better customer experience. Here is what you can expect from us: Features: As thought leaders, we will innovate…
READ MORE »GET.down with SendGrid & Friends at SXSW
It’s official – SendGrid is rocking out at South by SouthWest 2011. And we’re doing so with some of our coolest friends at three other rad companies: Apigee, SimpleGeo, and Twilio. Obviously, you’d like to join in the fun, right? So do it – visit our party website at GetdownParty.com and submit your RSVP today. Also, join in the conversation on Plancast, Twitter (#GETdown), and Facebook. The party is Sunday, March 13 10pm-4am at the Pure Volume House (right downtown, super close to the convention center) This will be a great opportunity to hang out and meet some of the SendGrid team.…
READ MORE »Why Email is Not Dead [+video]
With the ubiquity of social networks and their native messaging platforms, the worldwide adoption of SMS, and the exponential growth of Twitter, it is no surprise that some people feel inclined to conjecture the impending obsolescence of email as a communications tool. However, upon careful examination of our daily interactions through devices and applications, an even more compelling case can be made for the continued and expanding use of email as our primary means of personal and professional “written” communication. At SendGrid, we feel pretty strongly about this topic and couldn’t be more optimistic about the future of email. Related PostsSendgrid at…
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