Passado

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Passado is a social networking website in Europe, with 4.5 million members.

Passado was founded in May 2001 by two school friends who thought it would be interesting if people who left their school or university could just keep in touch. Passado then expanded rapidly and became the most successful European reunion platform for school friends and work colleagues.

In December 2004, Passado launched a new comprehensive social and business networking service covering both the past — with schools, childhood friends and former companies — and the present — with current friends and contacts, current workplace, industry, profession, hobbies, and more.

Members can reunite with old friends, make new friends, buy and sell, find new jobs, hire staff and establish new business contacts.

Passado is partnered with major European and local Internet service providers and portals all over Europe, like MSN, Yahoo, Lycos and Terra.

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