Blake Scholl

In 2010, Scholl co-founded Kima Labs, a startup with a focus on developing mobile applications for e-commerce purposes. The startup was acquired by Groupon in 2012 where he then worked as senior director of project management and SmartDeals. In 2014, he founded Boom Supersonic, a company designing supersonic passenger airplanes. He is also the CEO of the same company.

Josh McFarlandJosh McFarland, a partner at venture firm Greylock Partners, describes Scholl as "co-founder material" who is "super smart in an uber-engineering sense but also very business savvy, aggressive, and a good negotiator."

In 2010, Scholl co-founded Kima Labs, a startup with a focus on developing mobile applications for e-commerce purposes. The startup was acquired by Groupon in 2012, where he then worked as senior director of project management and SmartDeals. In 2014, he founded Boom Supersonic, a company designing supersonic passenger airplanes.Heairplanes. He is also the CEO of the same company.

In 2010, Scholl co-founded Kima Labs, a startup with a focus on developing mobile applications for e-commerce purposes. The startup was acquired by Groupon in 2012, where he then worked as Seniorsenior Directordirector of Projectproject Managementmanagement and SmartDeals. In 2014, he founded Boom Supersonic, a company designing supersonic passenger airplanes.He is also the CEO of the same company.

Josh McFarland, a partner at venture firm Greylock Partners, describes Scholl as "co-founder material" who is "super smart in an uber-engineering sense but also very business savvy, aggressive, and a good negotiator."

Blake Scholl is a businessperson that was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and resides in Denver, Colorado. He attended Carnegie Mellon University from 1998 until 2001, where he graduated with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Computer Science with honors and Bachelor's of Science degree in Computer Science. Scholl worked as a manger of automated advertising and social networks at Amazon for approximately four years and then as a director of product development at Pelago before venturing intopursuing entrepreneurship.

In 2010, Scholl co-founded Kima Labs, a start-upstartup with a focus on developing mobile applications for e-commerce purposes. The start-upstartup was acquired by Groupon in 2012, where he then worked as Senior Director of Project Management and SmartDeals. In 2014, he founded Boom Supersonic, a company designing supersonic passenger airplanes.He is also the CEO of the same company.

In addition to being a businessperson and entrepreneur, Scholl ishas also an investor. He has invested in companies such as Fieldbook, Higher Ground Education, and Starsky Robotics.