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Daniel Rosensweig

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Dan serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of Chegg, where he oversees the overall business operations and executive management. Prior to this, Dan served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Guitar Hero and Chief Operating Officer at Yahoo!. He was responsible for product development, marketing, international operations and North American operations. Prior to Yahoo!, Dan also served as President of ZDNet where he managed the successful merger with CNET. Dan received a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Hobart College in Geneva, New York. When Dan isn't attending a Springsteen concert or enjoying quality time with his wife and two daughters, he participates on the Advisory Board of the nonprofit DonorsChoose.org, contributes as member of the Executives in Residence program at Columbia University and resides on the Board of Directors of Adobe Systems, Inc., & Katalyst Media, Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg's leading social media company.

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(7 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Monday, October 29, 2012
We Need to Disrupt Education, Now States are broke. Municipalities are broke. We're reducing the number of teachers and reducing the investment in education. Does anyone really think this is a recipe for success? If we want to be competitive in the global economy, we need to make some serious changes. Now.

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