Vince Han

Vince Han has an extensive work history, beginning in 1996 when they held the role of VP of Operations/General Manager at Farley Enterprises, an online auction specializing in selling American vintage clothing to the Japanese vintage clothing market. In 1998, they co-founded Infomission, a web development firm specializing in custom, database-driven web applications. In 2001, Han held the role of E-Business Architect at TenFold. In 2002, they were Acting CTO at VitalSmarts. In 2003, they were both an EIR (Entrepreneur In Residence) at Battery Ventures and Co-founder and SVP of Product Management at Ruckus Network. In 2006, they founded Aha.tv, a platform for custom video channels and automatic video playlists based on keywords. In 2008, they were COO/Head of Product & Programming at Culture11. In 2009, they founded Change Anything, a mission to help individuals achieve significant personal lifestyle changes. Finally, in 2013, they founded Mobile Coach, a chatbot authoring platform for enterprises to influence employee engagement, learning, customer service, sales performance, and overall behavior change.

Vince Han attended the MIT Sloan School of Management from 2002 to 2004, where they earned their MBA. Vince also attended Brigham Young University, where they earned their BA in Trombone Performance in Music.