Treedia Labs is the leading developer of feed-based media technology and brands.
Treedia’s unique feed platform combines a powerful technology platform with social media curation and distributes it to the web, mobile devices, Internet radio and set-top boxes.
Leveraging this powerful technology platform, Treedia Labs is developing powerful brands such as Podcast.com that utilize this technology while developing media consuming communities that rate, share and virally distribute the media.
Executive Team
Scott Beatty, CEO & Co-Founder
With a long history as a successful entrepreneur, Scott brings a special focus on data management technology and social media to Treedia Labs. Scott was previously co-founder of ProCD and InfoPlease.com
Duncan Perry, COO & Co-Founder
Bringing 20 years of high tech enterprise management experience to Treedia, Duncan is responsible for building industry relations and managing day to day operations. Duncan was previously with IBM, ON Technology and Artisoft.
Glenn Gaudet, CMO & VP of Business Development
Responsible for for worldwide marketing, branding and business development efforts, driving the strategic marketing vision for the company and all of its properties. Glenn was previously the CMO of Pulvermedia.
Bob Collins, VP of Engineering
Responsible for guiding the development and deployment of the Tredia platform and applications, Bob has extensive experience in developing "mission-critical" applications recognized for their functionality and ease of use. Bob was previously CTO/COO of Outcome Sciences and COO of MediaMap.
Board Leadership
Rob Monster, Chairman
Mr. Monster leads Monster Venture Partners (MVP). Prior to founding MVP, he founded of Global Market Insite, Inc. (GMI), a leading provider of technology-enabled services to the global market research industry. Mr. Monster served as Chairman and CEO from 1999-2007, during which time GMI achieved annual revenue growth of 100+% per year and served customers in more than 60 countries. GMI is backed by Technology Crossover Ventures, FT Ventures and Voyager Capital.