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Mike McCue
Mike McCue (born 1968) is an American technology entrepreneur, who founded or co-founded such companies as Paper Software, Tellme Networks and Flipboard.〔("Mike McCue: Executive Profile and Biography" ), Bloomberg Businessweek. Retrieved 2011-02-10.〕
==Personal life==
McCue grew up in New York, New York,〔("Stanford University's Entrepreneurship Corner: Mike McCue" ), Stanford University, April 20, 2006. Retrieved 2011-02-10.〕 the oldest of six children. His parents, Lucy Ann and Patrick J., were running a small ad agency. When McCue was in his early teens, his father, who lacked health insurance, was diagnosed with terminal cancer and the family was forced out of their home and had to rely on food stamps. After his father died of cancer, McCue chose to help his family instead of joining the US Air Force Academy, and never went to college.
In June 2013, McCue hosted U.S. President Barack Obama at his home in Palo Alto for a Democratic fundraiser that cost each guest $2500.
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