Jed Alpert

Jed Alpert is founder and CSO of Mobile Commons, the leading mobile technology company focusing on cause related marketing, campaigns, advocacy and government services. Mobile Commons customers include Aveda, Carnegie Museums, CREDO, the California Department of Public Health, The NY State Democratic Committee, the New York City Department of Health, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Guggenheim Museum, the the National Urban League, NRDC, the National Alliance for Hispanic Health the United Nations, Save Darfur, People for the American Way, UFCW and SEIU. Mobile Commons was recently named a “Fast Company Magazine Fast Fifty Company.”

Prior to founding Mobile Commons he served as the President of Sunshine Amalgamedia and created innovative marketing and sponsorship programs for clients such as Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Samsung, and Pepsi. As a partner at Rudolph and Beer, Jed’s practice focused on entertainment and media law. He was also an associate at Paul Weiss.

Jed has produced numerous feature films, including Sunday, winner of the 1997 Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize. He serves on the boards of Riverkeeper and the Bay Area Video Coalition and has also served on the boards of a number of film festivals and arts organizations, including Genart, The Newport Film Festival, and Thread Waxing Space.

Jed holds a BA from Connecticut College and a JD from Cardozo School of Law.