Bill Warner Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, MA, US

Los Angeles, California, US

Lightcraft Technology was founded in 2004 by Eliot Mack to bridge the technology and on-set production worlds. Lightcraft is a real time visual effects system that provides a combination of high precision camera tracking, sophisticated rendering, and VFX quality keying that makes it the ideal solution for use in onset compositing of virtual backgrounds and.

Co-Flow Investing, LLC is my entity for direct investing in early stage entrepreneurs. This is for my personal investments; I don't have outside investors.

New York City, New York, US

TechStars is a national startup accelerator program. It began in Boulder, CO, then expanded to Boston, and has since added Seattle and New York City programs.

This program is open to all students in MIT's School of Engineering, and provides hands-on ways to develop leadership abilities. The program includes ELL's - Engineering Leadership Labs that are designed to teach specific leadership skills in realistic, high-pressure situations.

Move With Freedom (MWF), Inc is a 501 (c)3 non-profit that designs advanced mobility devices and makes those designs open source so manufacturers can bring them to market. MWF's first product is called the Morphing Handcycle. More information is available on the Morphing Handcycle Blog at http://morphc.posterous.com

Warner Research is my general-purpose entity for engineering projects and some of my investing activities.It is a company I actually started with help from my Dad in 1976, just two years after I got hurt. In 1975, I started working a machine called the Whistle System to help quadriplegics control lights, telephone and TV just with a single whistle. My Dad.

This new initiative at Berklee has been started by Panos Panay and is being run by Panos and also by Ken Zolot - who has taught entrepreneurship at MIT for years. I love working with both of them. I also love working with musicians since great music truly comes from the heart. Also, the techniques I've been working on about how to build your startup from.

The MassTLC Innovation unConference is based on a simple intention: to help entrepreneurs find new helpers, whether they are mentors, technical experts, or co-founders. Planning for the the yearly event (held in October) starts by gathering a huge roster of Volunteer Experts who will do one on one meetings with entrepreneurs at the event. Startup.

Anything Goes Lab is an experimental program designed to help entrepreneurs follow their heart and make their projects happen.

I started FutureBoston in 2000 to create mapping and other tools to help with city planning and understanding history. FutureBoston created an online tool called MapJunction that is the basis for the Boston Atlas, an online mapping tool in use by the City of Boston. http://www.mapjunction.com/bra/

Boston, Massachusetts, US

I started the company in September of 1991. Nick d'Arbeloff, Rich Miner, and Tony Lovell were co-founders. We got first round funding in 1992 from Andy Marcuvitz at Matrix Capital. (Note that the logo isn't ours...LinkedIN seems to insert it on its own.)

Founded by Joe Rice, who designed the Avid user interface, Turning Mill created an online database tool that was sold to Intuit and is now known as Quickbase. I was the only outside investor before the company was sold.

Burlington, MA, US

I started the company from my kitchen table in Weston, MA. We moved to Burlington, MA in February of 1988. We got our first round funding from Bill Kaiser at Greylock in August, 1988, and we shipped our first beta systems in the Summer of 1989.

Bsee, Electrical Engineering

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