Teaching Finance 430: Entrepreneurial Finance (venture capital/private equity) to undergraduate BBA students

Touchdown manages venture capital funds for large corporations. Touchdown was recognized by Global Corporate Venturing for having both established and managed the most corporate venture funds to date. We currently partner with over twenty large corporations including Kellogg's, T-Mobile US, Avery Dennison, Cencora (Formerly AmerisourceBergen), INX, Agthia, Erie Insurance, Braskem, Growmark, CHS, Allegion, Colorcon, Masco, and TEGNA, among several others.

Non-profit organization that operates the College Football Hall of Fame and promotes amateur football.

Creator and publisher of the board game Frequent Flyer: www.frequentflyergame.com

Venture capital arm of Comcast Corporation and NBC UniversalHelped to start Genacast Ventures, a seed stage venture capital fund affiliated with Comcast Ventures

Cybersecurity threat detection and monitoring for social networks. Founded by veteran cybersecurity team that started Ciphent.

Seed stage fund affiliated with Comcast Ventures. Genacast focuses on technology centric early stage investments in the Northeast corridor.

Leading marketplace for performance advertising. Started by Jeremy Bloom (former Olympic athlete and NFL football player).

Mobile, social monetization platform. Company originally incubated by IdeaLab and Bill Gross

Leading aggregation of independent films for digital distribution. Company was founded by Ted Leonsis, former Vice Chairman of AOL and owner of Washington Wizards and Capitals.

Optimization and monetization of web-based content sites for leading web publishers. Company was originally incubated by IdeaLab.

Leading global online video advertising buying platform. Company was founded by the team that founded and built Advertising.com into one of the largest online advertising networks.

Leading location based mobile advertising network. Company partners with leading mobile Wi-Fi hotspots and mobile app providers and websites to enable targeted location based mobile advertising.

Leading video on demand ad management platform. Working with major service providers and programmers to bring Internet ad serving and management to TV.

Video ad targeting software platform working with major service providers and advertisers.

Leading supply side and real-time bidding platform for leading online publishers.

One of the first Internet advertising demand side platform (DSP) companies. Invite Media was acquired by Google in June 2010.

Leading vertical ad network for young males. Company was sold to Burst Media in 2009.

Leading sports technology company focusing on digital video editing for sports teams and also had division to work with colleges and universities to manage their web presence. College website division was sold to JumpTV in 2007.

Intellon was a semiconductor company that invented the technology that formed the basis for HomePlug standard for powerline networking. Intellon went public on NASDAQ (ITLN) in December 2007 and ultimately sold to Atheros (who was subsequently acquired by Qualcomm).

Semiconductor company that invented technology for high-speed networking over coax spectrum. Technology became basis for MoCA (multimedia over coax) standard. Company went public on NASDAQ in December 2007 (ENTR)

Investment banking analyst in media and entertainment for now defunct Bear Stearns. Focused on cable, diversified media and entertainment and Internet/new media. Clients included Comcast, Cablevision, Cox, Charter, Martha Stewart Living OmniMedia, VIacom/MTV, and Radio One.