Before launching EachScape, Ludo built a software business offering a mobile site development platform to leading medias and brands. In less than 18 month he brought the business from zero to a multi-million dollar revenue, more than 200 mobile sites and over 20 clients including The New York Times, NBC, MTV, ABC, BET, Zagat, The Olympics, The Oscars.

Before that, Ludo worked at Vindigo the early leader in mobile applications, creator of the ‘Vindigo cityguide’ the first truly broadly accepted mobile application. Vindigo was acquired by For Side. Ludo foray in the mobile world started with smartRay an SMS platform acquired by Lifeminders. He started his career at Oracle Corp in France and went onto launching Oracle’s first line of Internet products in Europe.

Ludo holds an MBA from Columbia Business School, a post-graduate degree in telecom from French leading engineering school ENST and a master in computer science from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.

Prior to EachScape, Bob served as the CTO of Vindigo. His team transformed the delivery of cross-platform mobile applications and created over 30 mobile products in 3 years, including well-known brands such as The New York Times and MapQuest. The products ran on a wide range of devices on all major U.S. carriers. After Vindigo and Zingy merged, Bob became the CTO of the combined company.

Bob co-founded ILX Systems, a leader in the delivery of real-time financial data and news. Bob headed the systems development at ILX. By using technology as a strategic lever, the company transformed the marketplace for market data. The company grew from 4 employees to several hundred and pioneered a number of technological innovations. It is part of Thomson Reuters today.

His career began in the mini-computer business, and he was involved in the deployment of nationwide computing network at a large brokerage firm. Bob is a graduate of The Johns Hopkins University and is an active member of the New York CTO Club. He loves mechanical gadgets.