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Welcome to Clever, Ben!

April 21, 2015 Cat Kamireddy

We’re so excited to announce Ben Adida has joined Clever as our VP of Engineering! Before Clever, Ben worked at Mozilla and most recently Square.

Ben’s passion to use technology to make the world a better place is a perfect fit with our mission. Read more about Ben on his blog and on TechCrunch.

Welcome to Clever, Ben!

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