Who are we ?

 

Yoono Team

Yoono originated when several friends found the need to rapidly exchange information without necessarity having to contact each other. They came up with a program which could effortlessly centralize, share and broadcast their selection of information. By extension, they imagined a service based on word of mouth which allowed them to bring together web users around common interests.

Yoono was designed to combine productivity and professionalism with sharing and user-friendliness. We hope you have as much pleasure in using yoono as we had designing it.

Yoono founders Team.

• Laurent Quérel, CTO and founder, 34.

  Graduated from EPITA (computing and engineering college, France), he received a postgraduate diploma in Artificial Intelligence (Paris). He began his career as a development engineer with Fi System, integrating specialized services on the Web. Promoted to technical consultant, he became a recognized expert in distributed architecture and application servers. In 1999 he joined the founders of Iomedio as CTO. In this role he participated in the design of software for companies who publish directories on the web. In 2004 convinced a new generation of web services would emerge, he created yoono to give the internet back to users.

• John DUGDALE, founder, 42.

  Physics graduate from Nottingham university (UK). He began his career with Marconi Defense Systems as development engineer. Specialist in user interfaces, he participated in the design of several specific software applications. He was cofounder of Iomedio and headed ergonomics of the software, web directory publication. Co-founder of yoono, he places particular importance on user experience emphasizing ease of use.

• Nicolas LEHUEN, founder, 30.

  Graduated from the National Institute of Applied Science (INSA, France), Nicolas started his career as software developer then project head at Fi System. In 2000, he joined UBICCO, a subsidiary of Fi System as R&D manager specializing in mobile internet. He designed and managed the creation of a data exchange platform to mobile platforms. In 2002 he joined Pascal Josselin at The CRM Company to develop a solution for managing a multi-channel marketing campaign. He is a specialist in Java, Python and XML, he participates in several open source projects. He translated the Java dictionary for the publisher Eyerolles in 1999 and has spoken in conferences on programming and new technologies.