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The Rearden Commerce story.
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A singular vision: to provide the world with an online personal assistant for work and life.

An idea is born.

Almost 10 years ago, a young entrepreneur named Patrick Grady had an idea to build the world’s first online personal assistant. Armed with a newly minted business plan and a passion that his idea had real value, Mr. Grady set out to raise enough capital to bring his idea to market. Today that company is Rearden Commerce, one of the fastest growing pre-IPO companies in Silicon Valley with over 300 employees and counting.

With 2000 customers, 1,500,000 contracted users, and $200,000,000 in funding, Rearden Commerce is now recognized as a pioneer in SaaS (Software-as-a-Service), a lead force behind the concept of user-centric computing, and for revolutionizing the way people buy and manage services.

Putting the web to work for you.

To this day, Mr. Grady’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for technology innovation continues to drive the employees of Rearden Commerce. We’ve created a game-changing on-demand service that carefully insulates users from the web’s technical complexity and chaos. The Rearden Personal Assistant allows people to quickly find the services they need, based on exactly who and where they are.

Currently, over 160,000 trusted, world-class merchants and third-party application providers have joined the Rearden Personal Assistant merchant network. The Rearden Personal Assistant provides a unique opportunity for these merchants to connect with hundreds of thousand of consumers who are ready to buy.

 

Think Travelocity, OpenTable, Ticketmaster, Boston Coach, UPS, Kinko’s and hundreds of other sites all in a single system.

Bruce Richardson
AMR Research