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Cameron Ring

Observer · DISC type ic
Co-founder at Honor
📍 Portola Valley, California, United States

Cameron Ring is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of Honor, a company leveraging technology to improve in-home care for aging adults. A Stanford University alumnus with both a BS and MS in Computer Science, he previously co-founded the pioneering online address book Plaxo, showcasing his deep expertise in building consumer technology platforms.

Outside of his tech ventures, Cameron pursued a passion for artisanal food by co-founding Dandelion Chocolate, a celebrated bean-to-bar chocolate factory. This venture began as a hands-on hobby, applying an engineering mindset to the craft of chocolate making and growing it into a successful, quality-focused business.

He is a rare founder who has successfully built companies in both pioneering social software (Plaxo) and craft food (Dandelion Chocolate).

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Experience
15 Years
Current Role
Co-founder
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Portola Valley, California, United States
Personality Overview

How Cameron shows up

Example Seeker
Assertive
Value Driven

They can sound friendly and charming but can quickly change gears to become inquisitive and probing. They are generally strong communicators and are not easy to convince. They are likely to ask many questions and look heavily for supporting information.

Priorities

Topics Cameron cares about

Elder Care Tech
Co-founded Honor with the mission to solve how we can better care for aging parents through innovative technology.
Serial Entrepreneurship
Successfully founded three distinct companies: the early social network Plaxo, artisanal Dandelion Chocolate, and home-care provider Honor.
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Career

Work history

7-2014
Co-founder
Honor
8-2010
Founder
Dandelion Chocolate
Founder
Plaxo
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Education
2001 - 2002
Master's degree
Stanford University
1997 - 2001
BS
Stanford University
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

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Influence (I)

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