Josh Miller Leaves Facebook For The White House | TechCrunch
Once an entrepreneur has sold his or her company and logged the required time with the acquiring outfit, he or she typically sets out to start another company -- or become an investor. Josh Miller -- whose startup, Branch, allowed groups of people to hold discussions and share links -- is taking another tack.
Josh Miller Leaves Facebook For The White House | TechCrunch Josh Miller Leaves Facebook For The White House Connie Loizos 10:45 AM PDT · September 1, 2015 Once an entrepreneur has sold his or her company and logged the required time with the acquiring outfit, he or she typically sets out to start another company — or become an investor. Josh Miller — whose startup, Branch, allowed groups of people to hold discussions and share links — is taking another tack. Miller, 24, who sold his company to Facebook in January of last year for a reported $15 million , announced last week
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