About Zimride
What is Zimride?For too long we have driven our cars with empty seats. Zimride is a simple way to find friends, classmates and coworkers going the same way you are. Combining social networks and our proprietary route-matching algorithm, we’ve made it easy to share the seats in your car or catch a ride. Zimride empowers you to create social, sustainable and convenient transportation. Together we can get anywhere.
Why Zimride?It's simple! Zimriding is a fun way to get where you need to go. Connect with friends, reduce your carbon footprint and save money.
Why does it work?By focusing on college, university and corporate communities, we are able to build the critical mass of users necessary to sustain Zimride as a reliable form of transportation. Our approach leverages social trust and hands-on marketing efforts to deliver significant savings for schools and corporations of various sizes and commute profiles.
What’s Zimride got to do with Facebook?We embrace ridesharing as a social activity and Facebook provides a rich social context to connect and establish trust. Zimriders can view profiles for common networks, interests and friends before deciding to share a ride. The Zimride community has also greatly benefited from a recent Facebook (fbFund) grant, recognizing Zimride’s useful and innovative integration with their platform.
The Zimride Team
Interested in joining the Zimride team? We’re hiring.

Logan Green, Founder & CEO
Logan has a background in transportation and web development. He created the first car-share program at UC Santa Barbara, and served on the board of the Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District. His favorite Zimride is Palo Alto to Los Angeles.Contact: logan [at] zimride.com

John Zimmer, Founder & COO
John is passionate about community driven solutions to environmental problems. John left Lehman Brothers in early 2008, where he spent two years after graduating from Cornell University's Hotel School. He moved from New York City to Palo Alto in July of 2008 by using Zimride to carpool across America. His favorite Zimride is New York to Ithaca.Contact: john [at] zimride.com

Whit Gaither, Vice President Sales
Whit is currently focused on finding academic, corporate and municipal customers for Zimride. During 18 years in emerging software and technology market sales, Whit has helped launch 2 software companies including a subsidiary of Intel. A Bay Area native, Whit received his BA from Grinnell College and his MBA from the University of Washington.Contact: whit [at] zimride.com

Curtis Rogers, National Account Manager
Curtis grew up in Texas, land of endless roads and little mass transit. After graduating from Texas A&M, Curtis worked in sales and account management for Ford and AutoTrader.com. He joined the Zimride team to focus on supporting and empowering universities and corporations to build up their Zimride networks. His favorite Zimride is Dallas to Austin.Contact: curtis [at] zimride.com

Jason Rosenfeld, Application Developer
Jason joined Zimride after graduating from Northwestern University and working for seven years developing artificial intelligence for computer card games. He was drawn to Zimride by the allure of doing web development and working for an environmentally friendly startup, he felt could really make a difference and help reform people's transportation habits. His favorite Zimride is to any tournament in the Bay Area where people are playing the game bridge.Contact: jason [at] zimride.com

Dylan Fried, Application Developer
Dylan is currently taking a year off from his undergraduate study at Brown University to work at Zimride. He started as a summer software intern and is now working full-time as a part of the development team. Dylan is probably majoring in computer science at Brown, though he still has some time to figure that out.Contact: dylan [at] zimride.com
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News
- BusinessWeek names Zimride founders top 25 under 25 - 10/08/2009
- New York Times talks about Zimride's growth - 7/29/2009
- Zimride partners with Zipcar - Wall Street Journal - 4/16/2009

