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Curt Allen

CEO
Agilix Labs

Curt Allen Prior to joining Agilix, Curt served as CEO of MyFamily.com, Inc. from July 1998 until January 2000 and Chairman from January 2000 until March 2001. At MyFamily.com, Curt raised more than $75 million in capital from investors such as: Intel Capital, Compaq Capital, AOL Investments, CMGI@ventures, Group Arnault, Tango Partners, Amerindo, Pivotal Partners, Kodak Ventures, and others. He was also responsible for launching the MyFamily.com service and securing strategic partnership agreements with Microsoft, AOL, Disney, Geocities/Yahoo!, Lycos, Hallmark, and others. Under Curt’s leadership, MyFamily.com more than quadrupled annual revenues to over $10 million and became a “Top 10” most trafficked web property. Prior to MyFamily.com, Curt co-founded Folio Corporation in 1986 and served in a number of roles there including: VP R&D, VP Marketing, VP Strategy, and Chairman/CEO. While at Folio, Curt led the company's move to the Internet and authored the “Information Marketplace” strategy. The Information Marketplace was a precursor to the “web services” model of today. Curt helped orchestrate the sale of the company three different times to Lexis-Nexis, Reed-Elsevier, and to Open Market in 1997. Curt left OpenMarket to become the CEO of MyFamily.com in 1998. Prior to his work at Folio, Curt was a co-founder of Vidcomp, Inc. a consulting firm and systems integrator, worked in the Roseville Networks Division of Hewlett-Packard, and studied Mechanical Engineering at Brigham Young University.

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