Overview
Robert Haddock is Founder and CEO at Neura Labs Corp., a position held since October 2014[1][3]. Haddock was recognized by Leaders Magazine as one of 13 top technology thought leaders worldwide[2]. Haddock's career includes founding and leading multiple companies: Access International (1983–1984)[9], M-Power Corp. (1991–1998)[6], Global Strategy Partners (1998–2008)[5], and Coosmic Corp. (2006–2012)[4]. Prior to founding ventures, Haddock held positions at Citicorp as Vice President of Product Development, Marketing and Sales for Citibank's Global Report (1984–1988)[8] and Vice President of Product Development and Marketing for Citibank Consumer Bank (1988–1992)[7]. Haddock also served as Director of Business Development at Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. (1981–1983)[10]. Haddock earned a degree in Finance from NYU Stern School of Business (1977–1981)[11].
Profile introduction
• Recognized by Leaders Magazine as one of 13 top technology thought leaders worldwide, along with Carl Sagan (Astrophysicist), Nicholas Negroponte (MIT Media Lab) and others. • Inventor, Co-inventor, Creator of: - the first Smart Phone in 1988 (Citibank) - the first SIM card in 1988 (Citibank) - the first commercial Smart Phone in 1990 (Phillips Electronics) - the first Smart Phone with a Graphical Interface in 1990 (in partnership with GTE, now Verizon) - the first Smart Phone built using a single chip to support both digital and analog function…
Career history
- Founder, CEOOct 2014 to presentNeura Labs Corp.
- Founder, CEODec 2006 to Dec 2012Coosmic Corp.
- Founder, CEOJun 1998 to Dec 2008Global Strategy Partners
- Founder, CEOJul 1991 to May 1998M-Power Corp.
- Vice President Product Development and Marketing, Citibank Consumer BankAug 1988 to Jun 1992Citicorp
- Vice President of Product Development, Marketing and Sales for Citibank's Global ReportJul 1984 to Aug 1988Citicorp
- Founder and CEOJun 1983 to Jun 1984Access International
- Director of Business DevelopmentJul 1981 to Jun 1983Ziff-Davis Publishing Co.
Education
Finance1977 - 1981NYU Stern School of Business
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