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'''Lawrence Ng''' is Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of [[Oversee.net]] and is known for being a particularly young entrepreneur.<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm About Lawrence Ng]</ref> He is also an investor in LNG MGMT LLC and a Board Member of the Asian Pacific Community Fund, as well as the founder of Onramp Lab, a digital marketing company, and the Onramp Fund, a startup incubator.<ref>https://www.onramplab.com/about/</ref><ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=3518163&locale=en_US&trk=tyah Lawrence Ng LinkedIn Profile]</ref>

'''Lawrence Ng''' is Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of [[Oversee.net]] and is known for being a particularly young entrepreneur.<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm About Lawrence Ng]</ref> He is also an investor in LNG MGMT LLC and a Board Member of the Asian Pacific Community Fund, as well as the founder of Onramp Lab, a digital marketing company, and the Onramp Fund, a startup incubator.<ref>[https://www.onramplab.com/about/ Onramp Lab - About Us]</ref><ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=3518163&locale=en_US&trk=tyah Lawrence Ng LinkedIn Profile]</ref>

==Past Experience==

==Past Experience==

* Financial consult at Smith Barney

* Financial consult at Smith Barney

* Intern at StartPath, an Internet advertising agency where he met [[Fred Hsu]], the colleague with whom he would later establish Oversee.net<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm  Lawrence Ng's experience]</ref>

* Intern at StartPath, an Internet advertising agency where he met [[Fred Hsu]], the colleague with whom he would later establish Oversee.net<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm  Lawrence Ng's experience]</ref>

In addition to these jobs, Lawrence also worked continuously through his youth, starting at an unusually young age. He later credited his early experience with helping him establish the work ethic necessary to successfully start his own business.<ref>https://sidehustles.com/lawrence-ng-interview/</ref>

In addition to these jobs, Lawrence also worked continuously through his youth, starting at an unusually young age. He later credited his early experience with helping him establish the work ethic necessary to successfully start his own business.<ref>[https://sidehustles.com/lawrence-ng-interview/ Lawrence Ng and the History of SideHustles.com]</ref>

==The Idea==

==The Idea==

In 2000, when Startpath went bankrupt, 21-year old Lawrence and his friend Fred Hsu decided to start their own business. Using only their own savings, about $10,000, the two created a small office for Oversee.net. The success of the company grew as they acquired Domain Sponsor, followed by SnapNames and Moniker. Lawrence Ng's idea was to create a service that would be a "one-stop shop" for domainers.<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm Detailed Background Story of Lawrence Ng and Oversee.net]</ref>

In 2000, when Startpath went bankrupt, 21-year old Lawrence and his friend Fred Hsu decided to start their own business. Using only their own savings, about $10,000, the two created a small office for Oversee.net. The success of the company grew as they acquired Domain Sponsor, followed by SnapNames and Moniker. Lawrence Ng's idea was to create a service that would be a "one-stop shop" for domainers.<ref>[http://dnjournal.com/cover/2008/march.htm Detailed Background Story of Lawrence Ng and Oversee.net]</ref>

==About Oversee.net==  

==About Oversee.net==  

Oversee.net operates one of the largest online performance marketing networks in the world, connecting advertisers with over 260 million unique users per month. In 2006, the New York Times reported that the company was one of the largest in the domain trading and development space, bringing in upwards of $100 million in revenue per year.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/19/technology/19edge.html</ref>   

Oversee.net operates one of the largest online performance marketing networks in the world, connecting advertisers with over 260 million unique users per month. In 2006, the New York Times reported that the company was one of the largest in the domain trading and development space, bringing in upwards of $100 million in revenue per year.<ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2006/10/19/technology/19edge.html Making Money by Matching Surfers to Marketers]</ref>   

In 2002, its DomainSponsor business unit pioneered the "domain parking" technology that allows owners of undeveloped domain names to monetize the organic, direct navigation traffic hitting those domains. Today, DomainSponsor's traffic network receives nearly 1 billion direct navigation visits per month from around the world.   

In 2002, its DomainSponsor business unit pioneered the "domain parking" technology that allows owners of undeveloped domain names to monetize the organic, direct navigation traffic hitting those domains. Today, DomainSponsor's traffic network receives nearly 1 billion direct navigation visits per month from around the world.