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  1. Justin Michael Rosenstein (born May 13, 1983) is an American software programmer and entrepreneur. He co-founded the collaboration software company Asana in 2008.

  2. Mar 16, 2015 · Hi, I’m Justin. You might feel the pain I do about the suffering of the world, and the knowing that a better world is possible. To get there, we need effective, ethical collaboration among all people and life. The failure of systems all around us creates an opportunity to collaboratively redesign our social operating system– technology ...

  3. View Justin Rosenstein’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Dedicated to enabling all of humanity to collaborate toward a thriving sustainable joyful…

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  4. “We are profoundly honored to have Aaron join the One Project Team,” says Founder and Co-Director Justin Rosenstein. “His leadership is characterized by a deep blend of theory and practice that has helped foster an exciting and highly influential ecosystem in the Boston area.

  5. www.forbes.com › profile › justin-rosensteinJustin Rosenstein - Forbes

    Learn about Justin Rosenstein, the cofounder of project management software company Asana and a former product manager at Google and Facebook. He is also a critic of social media's harmful effects and was featured in the documentary \"The Social Dilemma\".

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  6. Sep 30, 2020 · Justin Rosenstein graduated from Stanford University with a math degree in 2004 before working at Google as a product manager for three years. He worked on a project that would later become Google ...

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    Nov 1, 2017 · At age 34, Justin Rosenstein has already had more cultural impact than most of us can hope for in a lifetime. In his first job out of Stanford as a product manager at Google, he invented and wrote the original prototype for Gchat in a single overnight coding push.