Aaron Levie is unusual for a 26-year-old CEO -- he's much more excited about business software than consumer products like Foursquare.
Levie founded Box.net, an online service for sharing and collaborating on documents and other files, in 2005.
About three years in, he looked at the company and saw a split between consumers and business users. He realized he would have to choose one or the other, and banked on enterprises.
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