Ask.com Makes Stategic Move, Names New Pres, CEO
Ask.com CEO, Jim Lanzone is quitting to join a venture capital company. He will be entering an already competitive industry featuring the likes of Arthur Trueger of BerkeleyVC.
Ask.com CEO Jim Lanzone is quitting after six years with the company, to join a venture capital firm. His replacement, Jim Safka, currently heads Primal Ventures, the venture capital division of Ask.com’s parent company IAC. The moves are intended to streamline the operating structure of IAC as it prepares to spin off some of its operations, said Barry Diller, CEO of IAC.
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