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Geoffrey Grow remembers dreaming about the infinite expansion series as a child. Geoff soon became fascinated with computers, a natural extension for a born mathematician. At age 14, Geoff wrote the code for a video game that he eventually sold on CompuServe.
Following his passions and nurturing his talents, Geoff earned his Bachelor of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics at the University of Hartford. He also co-founded InterAxis, one of California’s top 10 startups in 1997, which he later sold to Infranor.
Geoff Grow
Founder & CEO
An avid open-air enthusiast with a passion for cycling, camping and running, Geoff has always enjoyed exploring Earth’s wonders. His appreciation for the outdoors translates into a profoundly serious concern for environmental causes.
One of his concerns involves misspelled mail and waste. In fact, he has kept misspelled mail that has come to him for over 23 years. Frustrated over gross errors, such as the mangled misspelling of his name (“Geff Goow” or “Geff Grover”), Geoff personally understands the impact of bad data quality on customer relationships. Like many customers offended by misspelled names, he made a conscious decision not to do business with companies that can’t get simple contact data right.
He recognized that the poorly addressed mail he had received was just the tip of the iceberg. What about the poorly addressed mail that had zero chance of arriving due to missing or incorrect ZIP codes, transposed street numbers, and misspelled street names? As a business professional, he intuitively understood the financial impacts of bad mailing data. As a mathematician, he couldn’t resist crunching the numbers — and the value of wasted resources astounded him. As an outdoorsman, he worried about the environmental impact of undeliverable mail.
At the same time, years of working in data-related jobs opened his eyes to the inefficiencies and waste caused by bad data. Geoff decided to do something. He became fixated on solving problems of inefficiency and waste through mathematical equations. In 2001, he founded Service Objects with a goal of ensuring that every contact record, in every database is accurate, genuine, and as up-to-date as possible.
Today, Service Objects is helping make businesses more efficient by reducing the number of fraudulent contacts and providing the ability to customize messages that reach the right target demographic.
We believe that excellence in data quality is vital for companies to succeed in this data-driven economy.
As the leader in real-time contact validation APIs, Service Objects has changed how businesses verify and standardize customer data. Since our founding, we have fixed more than 6 billion contact records for over 3,000 clients. As a result, we have had a positive impact on customer loyalty, fraud prevention, and the environment.
Geoff’s love of math, computers, and the environment along with a concern have resulted in an easy-to-implement solution to several of business’s biggest challenges: bogus transactions and contact data, online fraud, undeliverable mail, lost customer loyalty due to data errors, and wasted resources.
Here at Service Objects, we are proud of our heritage and the difference we are making with each contact record we validate.
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