The same love of competition that propelled J. Javier “Jay” Uribe to a collegiate basketball scholarship continues to drive him today in his role as president and co-founder of Möbius Partners, one of the leading IT solutions providers in the southwest and the #1 large enterprise HP reseller in Texas. Since co-founding Möbius Partners in 2000, the company’s sales have skyrocketed, resulting in numerous prestigious national awards recognizing the company’s fast growth. Accolades have included: Entrepreneur Hot 100, Inc. 500, Hispanic Business 500, VAR Business 500, San Antonio Business Journal Best Places to Work and San Antonio’s Fastest Growing Private Companies, CRN Rising Star and more.
Jay was instrumental in developing and driving the strategy behind the company’s evolution from a value added reseller (VAR) to its current position as an IT solutions provider and HP Elite business partner offering clients a wide range of IT solutions. He is responsible for developing and measuring the company’s sales strategies across its offices in San Antonio, Dallas and Houston, and works closely with Möbius Partners’ sales teams, business partners and customers to identify new opportunities. He also evaluates new partnerships, supports negotiations and secures relationships with key technology partners, including HP, Cisco, Oracle, Microsoft and F5 Networks. He also serves on HP’s Partner Advisory Council (EPAC) to discuss HP business.
A graduate of Southwestern University, Jay has received the San Antonio Business Journal’s prestigious “40 under 40” Rising Star award. Jay and his business partner, Junab Ali, were named finalists for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2009 Award in the Houston & Gulf Coast Area Program in 2009. In 2006, he and Junab were honored as the city’s Rising Stars by the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Jay is a graduate of Leadership San Antonio, Central Catholic High School and Southwestern University. He currently serves on HP’s Enterprise Advisory Council and is an alumnus of the Texas Lyceum. He has previously served on the board of Family Service Association, the oldest human service agency in San Antonio dedicated to helping children, seniors, and families in need, and the Museo Alameda, the nation’s largest latino museum. He is also involved in the Big Give San Antonio Technical Committee and Steering Committee LSA 42.
