Proposed Team for MyCosmik

• In 2003, Jennings and Paul Derly founded Devicom AB, a Swedish fixed telecom operator. As Devicom’s sales director, Jennings grew Devicom’s sales to $4 million yearly. Despite the pressures of a highly competitive telecom environment and limited funding, Devicom reached profitability in 2006.


• In 2007, Jennings helped bring Devicom public with a successful IPO on the Swedish small cap market Aktietorget. Currently, Jennings is pioneering MyCosmik, a multi platform mobile software solution that reduces mobile roaming costs for corporate travelers the world over. Jennings also serves on Devicom’s board of directors.


• Prior to Devicom, Jennings held a top level sales position at eWingz Systems, Inc (Quios) which received funding by Draper Fisher Jurvetson. An expat U.S. citizen, Jennings received a M.S. in Financial Economics from Sweden’s Uppsala University in 2000.

• Marc started his career as a programmer and systems analyst, quickly moving into a consultancy role with a number of companies specializing in databases and systems architecture.


• After 3 years as a programmer and analyst, Marc took on a senior analyst position at Teletext, specializing in information architecture and content management. He built and coordinated the creation of new web and telephone based services. He further progressed within the company to Research and Development manager in charge of the roll out of several broadcast systems (digital terrestrial, digital satellite high throughput SMS systems).


• In 2003, Marc moved to Sweden and started his own consulting company, CMKConsulting, specializing in system design and database architecture.


• In 2007,Marc started working with Devicom on a number of projects involving web architecture, billing systems, credit card clearance and telephony.

• William Hill is a New Yorker living in Paris for the last 28 years, working in IT since 1984.


• After entering 'Science-Po‘ and then studying computer science at Paris' CNAM, he occupied the position of IT Director for Eurédit SA, publisher of the Europages, from 1991 to 1996. During this time, William was an observer member of the international committee working on the standardization of C++ and had his work on C++ classes published in Dr Dobbs Journal.


• He has worked on multimedia projects since 1991 (Sony Diskman, French Minitel, Europages on CD-ROM), and on web development since 1994 (Europages.com).


• Since 2000. he’s developing location-based services and mobile phone applications. The past few years have seen him work with start-ups in France and Sweden on several yellow pages applications and other B2C projects.