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  1. www.couchsurfing.com › about › about-usAbout | Couchsurfing

    Couchsurfing began in 2004 as a small passion project by founders Casey Fenton, Daniel Hoffer, Sebastian Le Tuan and Leonardo Bassani da Silveira. An email to a group of students in Iceland gave birth to the idea that people anywhere would want to share their homes with strangers (or, as we like to call them, friends you haven't met yet ).

  2. Dec 31, 2003 · Leonardo Bassani da Silveira was the founder of Couchsurfing International, Inc. founded in 2004, where he held the title of Director. He previously worked as a Principal at Avaya, Inc., State of New Hampshire, Nokia, Inc., and Red Bull Technologies, Inc.

  3. Leonardo Bassani da Silveira has 3 current jobs including Product Marketing Manager at Lynx, Senior Advisor at Trippki, and Head of Product and Partner at seotool.ee. Additionally, Leonardo Bassani da Silveira has had 4 past jobs including Partner at Hackmind.

  4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › CouchSurfingCouchSurfing - Wikipedia

    The website was launched on 12 June 2004 with the cooperation of Dan Hoffer, Sebastien Le Tuan, and Leonardo Silveira. Development of the website by volunteers (2006–2011) Lunch at former headquarters in San Francisco

  5. Sep 15, 2021 · At 34, he was brown-haired and heavily freckled; he looked like what he was, someone who grew up on the border between Maine and New Hampshire, where the line between preppy and...

  6. www.couchsurfing.com › about › pressPress | Couchsurfing

    Casey Fenton, Daniel Hoffer, Sebastien Le Tuan, Leonardo Bassani da Silveira. HQ. San Francisco. MEMBERS. 12 million. SPELLING. Couchsurfing is one word, with a capital “C”, lowercase “s”. PRIMARY INVESTORS. Benchmark Capital, General Catalyst Partners, Menlo Ventures and Omidyar Network. News from CSHQ. What’s changed on Couchsurfing?

  7. Couchsurfing began in 2004 as a small passion project by founders Casey Fenton, Daniel Hoffer, Sebastian Le Tuan and Leonardo Bassani da Silveira. An email to a group of students in Iceland gave birth to the idea that people anywhere would want to share their homes with strangers (or, as we like to call them, friends you haven’t met yet ).