– USA, NY – Summer, an innovative approach to short-term rentals and vacation home ownership founded by former Airbnb employees, today announced the appointment of Jed Kleckner to the Summer Board of Directors.
About Jed Kleckner
With more than 15 years of global experience in launching, operating, and transforming companies from early stage ventures to the most recognized organizations in the world, Jed Kleckner was most recently CEO of Delivery.com, a company he built as one of the pioneering on-demand food delivery platforms. Before that, he served in roles in investment banking at Bank of America Securities. A leader in driving and advising successful companies, Jed Kleckner also serves as an advisor to Bicycle, Binkey, Boam.ai, EasyKnock, Edgemesh, Jingle, and Zitti. He is an active MBA lecturer at Columbia Business School, Northwestern Kellogg, and Stanford GSB, as well as a Fellows mentor and judge for Venture for America.
“Summer is uniquely positioned to help families achieve their long term goals, and I look forward to taking part in the mission to democratize vacation homeownership,” said Jed Kleckner. “I’m proud to officially join Summer’s Board of Directors, and help the company continue its expansion.”
About Summer
Summer is on a mission to open access to vacation homes by eliminating the headache and risk associated with buying. The company was founded in New York by Paul Kromidas and launched in 2022. To date, Summer has raised $30M in equity funding from investors including QED, Viola FinTech, Lightspeed Venture Partners, 1Sharpe Ventures, as well as several strategic and angel investors.
For more information: https://www.gosummer.com/
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