The local social scene for Geeks in Santa Cruz has always been impressive. Ever since the Geek Houses of the 80s, Santa Cruz has had its technically savvy folks who like to spend time socializing. In recent months there has been a resurgence of this Santa Cruz staple. Sean Tario is one of the geeks accidently leading over 250 geeks in the Santa Cruz area to hang out and chat, to share their brilliance, and enjoy life like only a geek can.
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Sean joined UnitedLayer in April 2007 and is responsible for managing sales and business development opportunities. The company has grown from a $1.2M run rate to an over $7M run rate in the 20 months he’s been there.
Sean started his professional career as an entrepreneur while still a student in college, helping to launch AllDorm Inc., a collegiate media and marketing company. He served on the Executive Management Team for five years as the primary employee responsible for managing and growing the retail division of the company from its initial idea phase to a profitable division. Since this experience, he has worked with dozens of start-ups and growing companies in Director roles and as a general advisor, consultant and fundraiser, primarily focused on implementing and developing systems and processes that will ensure scalability and transparency.
Sean works actively to develop meaningful and valuable relationships and partnerships in all areas of his life. He has helped launch a number of successful organizations that aim to achieve this goal, such as the Santa Clara University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Santa Cruz NEXT, and Santa Cruz Geeks.
Sean received his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Economics from Santa Clara University.
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