Owen Van Natta

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  Published on: 10/24/2007    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  "We are pleased to take our Microsoft partnership to the next level," said Owen Van Natta, vice president of operations and chief revenue officer at Facebook.

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  Owen Van Natta
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  Owen Van NattaVP of Operations & Chief Revenue Officer Facebook
  
  Owen is Vice President of Operations and Chief Revenue Officer at Facebook, where he focuses on revenue operations, business development, strategic partnerships and technical operations.
  
  Prior to Facebook, Owen was Vice President of Worldwide Business and Corporate Development at Amazon.com, where he managed global marketing programs and strategic partnerships.
  
  He was part of the founding team of A9.com, the Amazon.com search company, and was responsible for site operations and sponsored-link advertising.

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  "This partnership with a professional sports league of NBA's caliber is a strong recognition of the power of the Amazon.com platform and reflection of our relentless commitment to the customer," said Owen Van Natta, vice president of Worldwide Business Development, Amazon.com.

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  At Facebook, Van Natta had been chief operating officer until an executive reshuffling last summer placed him (some would say it was a demotion) into his present role.He had been at Facebook since September 2005, long before its meteoric rise in popularity last year.
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  The 38-year-old Van Natta had been one of the most visible "adults" on Facebook's young team, having been Amazon.com's vice president of worldwide business and corporate development after founding its A9.com search site, and was likely looking to take the helm at the Palo Alto, Calif.-based site.

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  Published on: 2/20/2008    Last Visited: 2/20/2008  

  Van Natta, who was previously chief operating officer, played an instrumental role in securing Microsoft Corp's USD 240 million investment in Facebook last year, a Facebook spokeswoman said in an e-mailed statement.That investment valued Facebook at USD 15 billion.
  
  Van Natta has been "instrumental in building out the core infrastructure of the company and has been key to building Facebook's Microsoft relationship," the spokeswoman said."He also recruited some great executives in sales and business development and has been an influential part of the management team."
  
  Van Natta was previously vice president of worldwide business development at Amazon.com Inc.

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  Van Natta left Amazon.com for Facebook when it was barely out of an Ivy League dorm, and turned it into a company with plans to take over the world.Then he got demoted.Then he abruptly left.Why?Because he wanted to be a CEO someday.
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  Van Natta, who openly aspired to be CEO -- of Facebook or another company -- was demoted from COO to vice president of revenue operations last summer.While he downplayed it at the time, it was a clear signal Van Natta was getting no closer to the executive suite.One question: Will Facebook buy back Van Natta's shares at the company's $15 billion valuation?Private companies sometimes do that for departing executives.Whether Facebook extends that lucrative courtesy to Van Natta will be the best indicator of ator of how friendly his departure was. more »

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  Owen Van Natta (Amazon.com)

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  we be delighted to renew our relationship with the MSN network of sites, said Owen Van Natta, vice president of business development for Amazon.com.Our goal is to help consumers find and discover anything they want to buy online, and our affiliation with MSN, the world's most popular Internet destination, will help make that possible..
  
  With customers in more than 160 countries, Amazon.com is the world's leading online retailer.MSN is the largest global online brand and recently became the world's No. 1 Internet destination with 201 million unique users.

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  Owen Van Natta

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  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 3/22/2007  

  SideStep announced that Owen Van Natta, chief operating officer of Facebook, has been elected to serve on SideStep, Inc.'s board of directors.Prior to Facebook, Owen was vice president of worldwide business and corporate development at Amazon.com.
  
  SideStep, Inc. announced that Owen Van Natta, chief operating officer of Facebook, has been elected to serve on SideStep, Inc.'s board of directors.
  
  "SideStep is excited to welcome Owen Van Natta to the company's board of directors," said Rob Solomon, president and CEO, SideStep, Inc.
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  "Owen is one of the Internet's most dynamic executives, and the unprecedented growth he helped drive at both Amazon and Facebook is testament to his knowledge, versatility and leadership."
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  Prior to Facebook, Owen was vice president of worldwide business and corporate development at Amazon.com, where he drove strategic initiatives that resulted in additional revenue streams and business opportunities for the company.Most recently, Owen was vice president and a member of the founding team at A9.com, where he was responsible not only for the workings of the Internet site itself but Amazon.com product search and sponsored link advertising.

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