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- Mint.com Product VP Joins Mindflash.com Advisory Board (7/29/10)
- Mint.com Veteran Joins Mindflash.com as President and CEO (5/11/10)
Today Mindflash.com also announced that it will be closing the successful private beta of their product offering at the end of the month, to prepare for a Q4 public beta launch. Mindflash is already in use by over 1,000 small and medium-sized businesses, helping them dramatically reduce the cost and time required to create and manage effective in-house training. Private beta invitations will remain available until July 31st at: http://www.mindflash.com.
"I'm delighted to be working with Aaron again and have the benefit of his exceptional talent in product strategy and design," said Donna Wells, President and CEO of Mindflash.com. "Over the years that we worked together at Mint.com, Aaron and I formed a great partnership. He is clearly one of the most gifted product leaders working today, as demonstrated by the innovation he's brought to the online financial services space. I know that his advice will be of great value to Mindflash.com as we continue to build out our product team this year."
"There are a lot of similarities between the Mindflash.com and the Mint.com opportunities in providing a simple, yet powerful, tool that solves a universal problem," said Forth. "I believe that Mindflash.com can make in-house training much easier and more effective than ever before for millions of small businesses. I'm looking forward to contributing to the realization of Mindflash.com's product vision."
Mindflash.com solves a common problem facing small businesses: how to quickly communicate critical information to geographically-dispersed employees such as salespeople, marketing staff and customer service representatives, and ensure that the content has been understood. Unlike existing learning management systems, which are complex and expensive, Mindflash.com allows non-technical users to quickly upload and share training on the Web, using the presentations, documents and videos they already have. They can even create quizzes to test employees' comprehension.
Mindflash.com manages the entire training management process - from sending training invitations, to tracking employees' progress, to producing real-time progress reports - so that small business owners can be confident of each and every employee's abilities.
Companies already using Mindflash.com are finding the software helps them deliver training more easily, at lower cost, while maintaining quality and results. "Mindflash.com is exactly what we've been looking for...a quick, easy, and effective way to push out learning materials to our staff." said Dan Miller, Director of Operations and Marketing at TopKick Martial Arts (www.topkickonline.com), a private beta user. "We've found the interface easy to use and the learning curve to be very quick."
If you are a small business owner interested in receiving early notification of Mindflash.com's public beta, launching in Q4 2010, please sign up at www.mindflash.com and follow updates on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mindflash.
About Mindflash.com (www.mindflash.com)
Mindflash.com is on a mission to create the best online training software for small businesses. Mindflash.com investors include the Investment Group of Santa Barbara (IGSB), a private company with an exceptional track record of successful investments including The Learning Company, Advent Software, AppFolio, and GlobalEnglish. The company is based in Santa Barbara, Calif., with an office opening soon in Palo Alto, Calif.
For more information and to request an invitation to test our public beta product, please visit http://www.mindflash.com and follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mindflash.
SANTA BARBARA, Calif., May 11, 2010 -- Mindflash.com, in its mission to provide the best online training software for small businesses, today announced that it has appointed Donna Wells as its new president and CEO. Wells previously served as CMO of Mint.com, the leading online personal finance service, and was responsible for driving the company’s growth to 2 million users from its launch in 2007 to its acquisition by Intuit in 2009 for $170 million. Mindflash.com also launched today into private beta, and interested parties can apply to take part at http://www.mindflash.com.
“We are thrilled to have Donna join us,” said Tim Bliss, Partner at IGSB, the lead investors in Mindflash.com. “With the private beta launch of our new online training service, it’s the right time to add a proven leader that has successfully managed high-growth businesses and innovative business models. Donna's breadth of experience and passion for the consumer make her the right person to lead Mindflash.com.”
Wells brings substantial experience to Mindflash.com, including executive leadership roles at two startups before Mint.com. She has also led large marketing organizations for industry leaders including Expedia, where she served as the senior vice president of U.S. marketing, Charles Schwab, and Intuit, where she led marketing for the Quicken and QuickBooks products before stepping up to lead the company’s corporate marketing. Wells started her career at American Express, where she spearheaded the launches of the Gold Rewards and Platinum Corporate Card products for small businesses. Her work has won multiple Webby’s, an OMMA award, and has been cited in Newsweek, Brandweek, and Web Marketing for Dummies. She was named one of the Top 25 Women in Tech to Watch by Accenture in 2009.
“Leading Mindflash.com is an exceptional opportunity,” said Wells. “I’m passionate about the company’s core principles: solving a universal problem by applying best-in-class technology to make it simple, easy and inexpensive for users to improve how they manage their lives and work. It’s a powerful business strategy that I’ve successfully applied, and has the potential to transform industries.”
Mindflash.com solves a common problem facing small businesses: how to quickly communicate critical information to geographically-dispersed employees such as salespeople, marketing staff and customer service representatives, and ensure that the content has been read and understood. Unlike complex and expensive learning management systems, Mindflash.com allows non-technical users to upload and share training documents or videos quickly and securely on the Web. They can even include quizzes to test employees’ comprehension of the content.
Mindflash.com then manages the entire training management process – from sending training invitations to tracking employees’ progress to producing real-time progress reports – so that small business owners are confident that each new initiative is ready to launch.
If you are a small business owner interested in joining Mindflash.com’s private beta, please sign up at www.mindflash.com and follow updates on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mindflash.
About Mindflash (www.mindflash.com)
Mindflash.com is on a mission to create the best online training software for small businesses. Mindflash.com investors include the Investment Group of Santa Barbara (IGSB), a private company with an exceptional track record of successful investments including The Learning Company, Advent Software, AppFolio, and GlobalEnglish. The company is based in Santa Barbara, Calif., with an office opening soon in Palo Alto, Calif.
For more information and to request an invitation to test our product now in private beta, please visit http://www.mindflash.com and follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mindflash.
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