Larry Barels Email & Phone Number

Santa Barbara, California Area

Pacific Capital Resources is the personal holding company for a variety of private equity positions in rapidly developing environments. Current holdings include significant positions in company's such as Cynvenio Biosystems, Truevision Systems, Aqueos Corporation,& Intronetworks as well as a variety of real estate developments in multiple markets.

Louisiana & Calif.

Aqueos is a 'World Class Subsea Service Provider℠' with our core values being a commitment to 'excellence' and our dedication to an 'accident-free' workplace. We provide a full range of services that includes Marine Construction, Commercial Diving, Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV), and Vessel contracting services.

Bay Area, Sf And Tokyo Japan

Catalyst mobile developed and distributed a supplemental rich user interface for phone companies in Japan, Korea and China that developed products using the Flash based operating system. That system sometimes called Flash-light allowed for some of the earliest rich data environments and was distributed on telephones from multiple carriers in those markets.

Bay Area, Ca And Seattle Wa

Driveway was an early provider of data storage and mobile data access to that storage. The companies earliest products were designed to provide online backup to individual computers and small networks and then transitioned in a market pivot to providing advertising based free data storage for a wide range of digital data.

Santa Barbara, California Area

Software.com was the first company to provide a carrier grade internet email product. Their original product, called Post Office, was widely distributed as a part of the Netscape browser. Later the companies products dominated the market of ISP phone companies worldwide including the US carriers AT&T and Verizon. Software.com went public in 1999 in one of the most successful offerings of that period.

Santa Barbara, California Area

Wavefront Technologies was the first publisher of software for 3D animation. Their product offering combined tools for modeling, animation and rendering and eventually included tools for compositing, and special effects. Wavefront staff members won two Academy awards for technological achievement and the resulting product, Maya, is still arguably the most widely used animation tool in the world today. Wavefront Technologies went public in 1994 and was purchased in 1996 by Silicon Graphics.