Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Plans $100 Billion Company


Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Plans $100 Billion Company

Bangalore: Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of the giant social networking community “Face book” wants to make it big with “Asana” his new start up. Dustin, Mark Zuckerberg’s roommate left Facebook in 2008 to co-find a new company called Asana with another face booker Justin Rosenstein. Asana was also supported by the famous face book supporter ‘Benchmark Capital’ with a handsome $9 million as seed capital.

This 27 year old doesn’t dig for status or a posh life style, though he holds 134 million worth shares of face book stock, it doesn’t really stop him from setting up a new company that can manage work – a company which he says would be worth $100 billion. Being one of the richest American, he can simply lead a marvelous life with the shares he has of face book (7.6%) which is worth millions. Work style at Asana already caught the headlines with the benefits it gave to its employees like regular yoga sessions at work, in house chef and $10,000 for the new hires to set up their desks with the any computing gear that pleased them.

Asana - which in yoga refers to the poses meant to aid the flow of spiritual energy in the body, manages rigorous work in a crowded project and like other similar products this software also lets users set up Web-based to-do lists that any group focused on a common goal can use and to assign jobs and keep track of what gets done. And so, Dustin just leaves us a small yet a meaningful message –If you stop with a single achievement, you simply stop yourself from achieving more.