Copyright © 2026 Knight Sac Media. All rights reserved.https://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=27679 Razorfish, Inc. Overview | History | News | Officers & Employees | Location & Subsidiaries | Products/Operations | Competitors & Industry | Financials | Search OVERVIEW Razorfish is sucking up the tank's other inhabitants in its efforts to dominate the Internet design aquarium. The New York City-based company specializes in high-end Internet development for large corporations, and the all-encompassing services that go with it -- consultation, implementation, and enhancement. Its capabilities range from redesigning Web sites to developing intranets and e-commerce applications. Razorfish's clients include Charles Schwab, eBay, theglobe.com, Time Warner, the Smithsonian Institution, and Ericsson. Razorfish, which touts its services as "digital change management," flaunts its flamboyance and stands out even amid the myriad new media bohemians that make up Silicon Alley. Its decor includes meeting areas fashioned around diner booths and a shrine to obsolete PCs. The attitude is not lost on employees, who can bring pets to work and are the recipients of weekly pizzas and massages. The company has grown out of its guppy stage by swallowing Internet development firms, building both its customer and geographic bases. It is also expanding its technology capabilities to include wireless, satellite, and broadband communications favored in mobile phones, pagers, and other digital devices. Following Razorfish's planned IPO, shareholders of Sweden's Spray and advertising agency Omnicom Group will each own 33% of the company; co-founders Jeffrey Dachis (CEO) and Craig Kanarick (chief scientist) will each own 10%. HISTORY Jeffrey Dachis and Craig Kanarick grew up together in Minneapolis, sharing nursery school, religious classes, and youth groups. The boyhood buddies left their hometown and took separate paths -- Dachis as the head of a guerrilla marketing company (dubbed In Your Face) and Kanarick as a digital media consultant -- before bumping into each other again in the mid-1990s on a New York City corner. With Kanarick as the idea and design man and Dachis driving business matters, the duo began Razorfish in 1995, naming the firm after a keen-edged tropical fish. ...https://www.siliconinvestor.com/images/Logo380x132.pnghttps://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=2767938013210