RadiumOne

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RadiumOne
Type Private
Industry Online Advertising
Founded September 2009
Headquarters San Francisco
Key people Gurbaksh Chahal, Founder and CEO
Services RTB online advertising
Employees 220
Website www.radiumone.com

RadiumOne RadiumOne builds intelligent software that automates media buying, making big data actionable for marketers and connects them to their next customer.

History

In 2007, RadiumOne’s founder, Gurbaksh Chahal sold his second company, Blue Lithium to Yahoo! for $300 million and a three-year non-compete agreement. In September 2009 Chahal began his next business venture, gWallet, a social media monetization provider. In December 2009, Chahal’s new business venture raised its first institutional round of financing, which totaled at $12.5 million from Adam Street Partners, Trinity Ventures, Stanford University and several others investors.

On October 18, 2010, the Monday after the terms of Yahoo!’s non-compete agreement expired, Chahal announced the founding of RadiumOne. RadiumOne absorbed gWallet and expanded its efforts into programmatic advertising.

First Party Products

  • Po.st Sharing Platform - Launched in November 2011, Po.st lets publishers power the sharing activity on their website.[1]
  • Po.st URL Shortener - Launched in June 2012, Po.st URL shortener. allows advertisers to shorten links and track the engagement happening around their social links.[2]
  • Photo Effects - Launched in June 2013, Photo Effects is a photo editing SDK for app developers.

Investors

  • Adam Street Partners- a global private equity investment management firm that offers comprehensive solutions to investors
  • Trinity Ventures- a boutique, early stage venture firm that focuses on seed and early stage companies in targeted technology categories
  • Crosslink Capital- a stage-independent venture capital and growth equity firm with over $1.5 billion in capital under management
  • DFJ Esprit -cross-stage venture capital firm that invests in European technology companies

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