Who is Noah Kagan

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Noah Kagan is an American entrepreneur and one of the founders of AppSumo. After graduating from UC Berkeley with degrees in Business and Economics, Kagan began his career at Intel as a marketing analyst in 2004

In late 2005, Kagan joined Facebook as employee #30[4] where he served as product manager for eight months. He is notoriously known from being fired from Facebook and losing out now what would be worth 185 million worth of stock options.self-published source?] From here he joined Mint.com as the director of marketing.

After Mint, in June 2007, Kagan founded KickFlip, a payment company for social games.[5] He worked on Gambit.[7] In March 2010, Kagan founded AppSumo and Sumo Me which is an email marketing tool for website developers.

In January 2017, Kagan started a podcast: LIVE business challenge, case studies and unique interviews that grew audiences from 0 to 10k within a few months. [9][self-published source?] He now runs a YouTube channel, personal blog called OKdork and a podcast where he teaches valuable lessons from his journeys.

Digital entrepreneur who is best known as being the founder of the deal of the day website, AppSumo. He created the site in March 2010.

Before Fame
In 2004, he graduated from UC-Berkeley with a degree in business administration and economics. He began his career working for Intel that same year.

Trivia
In 2005, he served as a project manager for Facebook for eight months. In June 2007, he founded KickFlip, a payment company targeted towards social games.

Family Life
He was born and raised within the United States.
Associated With His supervisor while at Facebook, who had ultimate approval of any projects he submitted, was founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Things Noah Kagan like:

Mountain Biking
Chess
Tacodeli (and Clase Azul Tequila - Reposado)
Reading words on pages
Stand Up Paddle Boarding
Friends
Lists
Working out

Favorite business and personal books from 2019.

Legend book series by Marie Lu. If you like Hunger Games, you’ll like this. It’s a really fun three-book series.

Everybody, Always and Love Does by Bob Goff. This guy is LEGIT. I really enjoyed his books, and he even puts his phone number in there to call him! I called him and talked to him about some business struggles I’m having. He was very helpful.

Tiger Woods by Jeff Benedict. Even if you think you know Tiger Woods, there’s so much you don’t know. This is a SUPER interesting book. Tiger’s life was crazy.

On Killing by Dave Grossman. I really enjoy military books. This is a fascinating book about if military people kill as much as you think.

Coach Wooden and Me by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. I’ve been reading a lot of coaching books lately, and this is one of my favorites. Good tips on how to be an effective leader.

Losing the Signal by Jacquie McNish. The untold story behind Blackberry. I didn’t expect much from this book, but WAY more impressive and interesting than I thought it’d be. We don’t realize all the things behind-the-scenes of why a company fails (even if it looks obvious from the outside).

Rocket Men by Robert Kurson. The story of Apollo 8 space launch. Robert is a phenomenal writer, and I recommend all his books.

Beat the Reaper by Josh Bazell. Recommended by my friend Tyson Cole. Sleeper hit that is CRAZY good and fast read. If you like fiction, you’ll devour it.

Endure by Alex Hutchinson. Another recommendation from Tyson. He breaks down the myths and facts of endurance athletes.

Focuses on the science and lesser-known facts.