Early inventor of infrastructure as a service and thought-leader in cloud computing as the founder of one of the first cloud companies.

Reuven is a successful entrepreneur, founder and thought leader in cloud computing, advisor and instigator of all things tech and creative.

As an active mentor, advisor, angel and instigator, Reuven is intimately involved in the startup scene around the globe. Reuven is an early creator of infrastructure as a service (2003) and thought-leader in cloud computing as the founder of one of the first cloud companies.

Reuven was a key strategic advisor to Amazon Web Services (2006), Sun Microsystems (2007), the Obama campaign/administration (pre-election 2008) and later advised US Federal CIO Council/GSA (2009) where I helped draft the NIST definition of Cloud Computing and GSA Cloud First Policy, founded CloudCamp (150+ cities) as well as many other cloud organizations around the globe.

Reuven is a successful entrepreneur. He founded Enomaly, which was among the first to develop a self-service infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform, and in 2012 merged with Virtustream (sold to EMC for $1.2 Billion in 2015).