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Chris Hulls
Chris Hulls is an American entrepreneur and business executive, best known for being the founder of the family networking app Life360. He has also been attributed with coining the phrase app store optimization.
==Early life and education==
Hulls grew up in Point Reyes, a popular cape in northern California and began early as an entrepreneur.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.marin.edu/advancement/stories/chris-hulls.html )〕 At the age of 12, he purchased suitcases full of African crafts while on a trip with his family to Kenya. He later sold the crafts when he returned to school. The following year, he used AOL classifieds to sell over $10,000 worth of Beanie Babies.〔 Hulls attended Tomales High School where he graduated a year early, subsequently taking classes at the College of Marin.〔
Hulls joined the United States Air Force and served out of Qatar. He was a loadmaster on C-130 planes, conducting missions in Pakistan and Afghanistan for delivery of cargo.〔 When his service time was up, Hulls enrolled at the University of California, Berkeley and also became a summer intern with Goldman Sachs.〔 He turned down an offer to work for them full-time, instead enrolling in Harvard Business School and spending his last free summer traveling.〔
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