Jeroen Elfferich

Jeroen Elfferich
Jeroen Elfferich studied Artificial Intelligence and Sociology and, aged 20, co-founded web developer NetlinQ in 1995. As CTO he helped to grow the company to over 200 employees when it was acquired by Framfab (now LBi Group) in 2000. A year later, he co-founded Ex Machina, where he currently serves as CEO. Jeroen has been working on online gaming technology since 1998 and mobile since 2001. His interest is in synchronous, social and interactive entertainment across mobile, web and TV.

Ex Machina
Ex Machina is a second screen technology company based in Amsterdam, London and San Francisco. Ex Machina works with media and games companies such as ProSiebenSat.1, FremantleMedia, Talpa, RTL, Microsoft Xbox, EA, VRT, MTV, VPRO, Irdeto, MTV3 Finland and Bonnier. Its platform for large scale, real time and synchronous interaction around TV and events is called PlayToTV.