Mark Pincus

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Mark Pincus was a co-founder and CEO of Tribe Networks. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

He grew up in Chicago. After business school, he spend a short stint working at TCI and Liberty Media out of Denver, but left to launch Freeloader, and moved to Washington, D.C. and subsequently San Francisco. Most recently, Mark lives in Woody Creek, Aspen, Colorado.

After selling Freeloader, Pincus launched Support.com (today publicly traded as Supportsoft nasd: sprt), and then Tribe.net.

Mark Pincus caused controversy in the blogosphere in July 2006 when he disclosed that SixApart was attempting to censor his blog posting, by requesting that he not write about Murry Gunty, a self-confessed election fraudster while at Harvard Business School.

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