GoGrid Thought Leadership
From the early days of dial-up internet access to today's most advanced servers controlled in the cloud, ServePath & GoGrid are the organizations for vision, innovation and risk-taking in the hosted server industry.
The leadership behind this remarkable record of business success has largely been John Keagy, Founder and CEO of ServePath, the parent company of GoGrid.
John will be sharing his vision and experience at multiple server industry and Web 2.0 events in coming months.
Below is the listing of where John is scheduled to speak
(NB: this list is grows frequently, so check back for an opportunity to hear and meet John at a location near you):
Upcoming Speaking Engagements
| Event | Date(s) | Location |
| Structure08 | June 25 | San Francisco, CA |
| LinuxWorld, Building Blocks 08 | August 5 | San Francisco, CA |
| SoftLetter SaaS Univ | Oct 15-16 | San Francisco, CA |
| Houlihan Lokey | Oct 29 | San Francisco, CA |
| Cyberposium, Harvard Business School | Nov 15 | Boston, MA |
About John Keagy
John Keagy is CEO and Co-Founder of ServePath, the Managed Hosting provider based in San Francisco that has just launched its new GoGrid cloud computing service. Keagy is an Internet infrastructure pioneer, having built and sold several successful Internet service providers since 1991. At ServePath, Keagy drove the early growth of the dedicated server hosting market by introducing multiple firsts, including multiprocessor servers and hosted load balanced server networks. John Keagy's entrepreneurial skills and strategic vision have led Servepath's rapid growth. The company was recently named to Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 in recognition of its growth (#11 in Silicon Valley and #77 in North America).
In 2006, Keagy saw the impending shift to the cloud as ServePath's second growth opportunity. Keagy's vision became a two year development effort resulting in GoGrid, the hosting service launched in March 2008 that enables customers to deploy, scale and manage load balanced servers in the cloud in just minutes through a web-based control panel.
John received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from UC Berkeley where he earned the Kennedy Award in Business Administration. He is also an alumnus of the Stanford Business School Executive Program.
John lives with his wife, two children and dog in San Francisco and is an avid instrument-rated multi-engine pilot.
