Jeff Pulver is a pioneer who helped shape the development of the VoIP industry.

In 1995 Jeff launched the first Internet Telephony network, Free World Dialup. In 1996 Jeff founded the VON Coalition which helped keep VoIP unregulated in America for 9 years. Jeff Pulver’s VON Conference ran from 1997 to 2008 and directly contributed to the adoption of VoIP into the worldwide Telecom industry. Pulver founded Min-X in 1998 which became Vonage in 2001. In 2004 the FCC issued “The Pulver Order” which was the first positive ruling about VoIP in the USA and the world.

Jeff has been playing with IP/Internet communications since 1995.

In 2009 Jeff started the State of NOW / #140conf events which explore the effects of the real-time web on our lives and in business. In 2011 Jeff co-founded Zula, a Mobile Communications Company