Atigeo Announces New Board Members

Nakea partner, Atigeo announced some new heavy hitters on the Atigeo board. Here is a portion of the Atigeo announcement:

Atigeo, which bills itself as a “data intelligence technology” company, has named four new big-name board members.

Joining the privately held Bellevue company are: Joe Abrams, who co-founded Intermix in 1998, which later launched MySpace that was sold for $580 million; Nathaniel Brown, former vice president and chief financial officer of Paul Allen’s Vulcan Inc. asset management company; John Rindlaub, CEO of Wells Fargo’s Pacific Northwest Region; and Michael Allen, founder and president of Providence Energy Corp. of Dallas.

Existing board members include Kenneth Hatch, former CEO of KIRO and group president of Bonneville Broadcasting Corp.; Michael Radler, CEO and founder of Tug Hill Real Estate Partners, of Fort Worth, Texas; and Thomas Rambold, former executive at Siemans AG Information and Communication Networks.

Atigeo’s website is slightly vague about exactly what the company provides or sells, but in a statement, CEO Michael Sandoval said Atigeo’s vision is “to transform the human experience through new intelligent technology that uses learning and intuition to facilitate unprecedented interactions.”