Investors

FooMojo, Inc. is backed by notable investors including Softbank Capital, Softbank Corp. Japan, Mike Maples, Jr., Ron Conway and Baseline Ventures.

Softbank Capital
SoftBank Capital is an independent venture capital firm focused on high-growth, technology-based businesses benefiting from the rapid deployment and adoption of broadband and mobile technologies.  Through its current fund, SoftBank Capital Technology Fund III L.P., the firm has invested in numerous successful companies. Visit SoftBank Capital for more information.

Softbank Corp. Japan
Softbank Corp. is a Japan-based company that provides digital information services. The company has six business segments: mobile communication, broadband and intrastructure, fixed-line telecommunications, internet culture, e-Commerce, technology services, media and marketing, overseas funds and other businesses. Visit Softbank Corp. Japan for more information.

Steve Anderson, Founder, Baseline
Steve is the founding member of Baseline, which invests in seed stage companies and assists entrepreneurs in building their businesses. Prior to founding Baseline, Steve was with Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, eBay, Microsoft, Digital Equipment Corporation and Starbucks Coffee Company.

Mike Maples
Mike Maples, Jr. is the managing partner of Maples Investments, and was recently named as one of “8 Rising VC Stars” by Fortune Magazine for his investments in business and consumer technology companies. Before becoming a full-time investor, Mike was an entrepreneur and operating executive who worked in a variety of senior management roles in high-growth companies. His background spans a variety of markets including consumer technology, small business, and the enterprise, and he has led various functions in product development, marketing, business development, and corporate strategy. Visit Maples Investment for more information.

Ron Conway
A former semiconductor executive who went on to co-found Altos Computer Systems, Anchor Intelligence, and NCOCAP, Conway took up angel investing. His early venture capitalist investments include Google, PayPal, Digg and Ask.com.  He is also an adviser to Facebook. Visit Ron Conway on Wikipedia for more information.