Thank you to everyone for your support of S4 over the years. Since our founding in 2005, we made substantial progress on the issue of Social Security reform. What started as a project of two impassioned college students -- our founders, Jonathan Swanson and Patrick Wetherille -- quickly grew into a grassroots movement that swept across the country. By 2009, we had over 11,000 members.
It would be impossible to list all of S4's successes since 2005, but we are grateful for all of the recognition and support that we received. Perhaps most important, S4 proved the conventional wisdom wrong. Young people do care about the future of this country, and by banding together, we can make a difference. And when all else fails, it helps to have an ostrich costume or two.
Here is a quick update of what S4 leaders are doing today:
- Jonathan Swanson, Jeremy Tunnell and Marco Zappacosta: Thumbtack.com, a marketplace for services
- Jeremy Tunnell now runs his own User Experience consulting business
- Patrick Wetherille: Harvard Business School; Gazelle.com, electronics recycling
- Nicola Moore: IHS
Thank you again to everyone who helped make S4 a success.
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