Jeff Medeiros

Jeff Medeiros is a businessman/entrepreneur and educator from the Silicon Valley region of Northern California. He earned his undergraduate degree in Marketing and Finance from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business and his MBA in Information Systems from IUKB/UNYP here in Europe where he also teaches eCommerce and Entrepreneurship.

In addition to teaching, he and his business partner are currently working on an early stage venture, Keastone, Inc, building IRIIIS, an All-in-One cloud-based software platform designed to help people get things done. Its primary value is to solve the problem of fragmented user data and to provide the basic functions in one place, allowing users to work the way they think. Keastone is headquartered in San Francisco, with operations in Prague and the software development team in Bangalore, India.

Before coming to Europe, Jeff had a successful career in technology in the San Francisco Bay Area, working for IBM as a large systems specialist, and then founding a technical sales and consulting business during the dotcom bubble, burst, and recovery generating over $250M in revenue.

Education

• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch (2010 — 2012)
• Bachelor of Science (BSc) University of California, Berkeley - Walter A. Haas School of Business (1984 — 1987)
• MBA University of New York in Prague (2010 — 2012)
• Klein Forest High School (1979 — 1982)
• MBA, University of New York in Prague (2010 — 2012)

Companies

• Adjunct Professor NYU Stern School of Business (2014)
• Co-Founder/Partner KEASTONE (2010)
• Director - Information Systems Management Program and Lecturer - eCommerce and MIS University of New York in Prague (2010)
• Adjunct Lecturer - Business Administration Anglo-American University (2010)
• President/CEO rs-unix (1996 — 2009)
• Director, Sales and Business Development ARS Solutions (1993 — 1995)
• Enterprise Systems Specialist IBM Corporation (1987 — 1993)
• Student University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business (1984 — 1987)