Passionate Intensity
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In a previous post, I mentioned how I am a big fan of Edward Tufte. One of the best things coming out of the Tufte school of thought is that you should be able to visually represent complex systems on a single sheet of [...]
Today, we saw the long-awaited announcement of FourSquare’s $20M round. Whispered about and long in coming (well, not too long considering the company’s relative youth) my hat is off to the founders and their VCs. The “traction” (to overuse a term) FourSquare has been able [...]
At first, I was a twitter skeptic. Who needs yet another way to communicate with people to whom I am “connected?” But, over the last few months, I changed my mind. Twitter, while a seemingly simple app, is not that [...]
About Me
I am the Managing Director of RTP Ventures, the U.S. operation of a $700M+ international Venture Capital fund. I was also a Venture Partner at Greycroft. I am a three-time founder and CEO of software companies including Plumtree Software and Elastra. Spent most of my life working on databases and working with VCs. Finally bit the bullet and joined one. Ready for something new. Passionate and intense about Software and New York City. (I know where the title comes from, and... the falcon can not hear the falconer)
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