From a Worcester Polytechnic Institute dorm room in 2001, Jeremy founded Dyn, an Internet infrastructure through the global routing/DNS system. After graduating with a B.S. in Management Information Systems and growing Dyn to 500 people, $100mm of ARR, and raising $100mm of growth capital, Jeremy left as CEO in 2016. The company was acquired by Oracle in 2017.

Jeremy’s focus is now on Minim, an AI-driven WiFi management and IoT security platform for service providers. Minim provides operators and their subscribers with cutting-edge fingerprinting, security and network control. The company was inspired by the famous Mirai DDoS against Dyn in 2016 which temporarily disabled parts of the Internet. That attack was the largest DDoS ever and launched from IoT devices.

His global impact has earned him numerous awards including recognition as a 2016 Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist, Inc. 500 and Deloitte Fast 500 rankings. He has also received an honorary doctorate from the University System of New Hampshire and Rivier University for his effort on workforce and economic development. Most recently the University of New Hampshire recognized him as an entrepreneurial powerhouse as the 2019 Holloway Entrepreneur of the Year. You’ll find Jeremy featured in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Forbes, Inc. Magazine, VentureBeat, Politico, and The Boston Globe.

He is passionate about building revenue first growth companies, making a faster + safer internet, and expanding work-based learning. He serves on the board of trustees at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Community College System of New Hampshire, where he serves as its chairperson.

An active angel investor with his wife Liz, together they are focused on building a vibrant community, where they opened an independent bookstore in Manchester, NH in 2018.