Making a go of my third VC partnership, with Jim Ward, focusing on finding and investing in the next generation of media technologies. We think there's a third convergence of media and technology,mone that mixes reality and digital experience. #1 internet. #2 mobile and social media.)

Boutique venture capital firm focused on discovering great entrepreneurs working on hard technical problems. We like cyber security and predictive analytics and anything that disturbs the heck out of the existing system.

Drop Kitchen has developed a suite of software and content to provide intelligent assistance to home cooks around the world, connecting their appliances, providing personalization in their recipe platform, and helping to have their food delivered just as it is needed.

Ursa Major is developing off-the shelf rocket engines for the expanding space industry.

Meow Wolf is a platform for integrating immersive, real-life experiences across physical locations and interactive digital media.

Phase Four is developing a small propulsion device for cube sats.

Hover uses street level photography to render accurate 3D models of buildings.

Sapho built a platform that provides notification and actions to users across multiple enterprise applications. It was sold to Citrix.

My partnership, Alsop Louie Partners, was the Series A investor in Twitch Interactive, Inc., nee Justin.tv Inc., which was ultimately sold to Amazon Inc. in September, 2014

Independent director for Sonos from before the first product launched to the year it sold $0.5B worth of products. What a fun ride! I learned uncountable lessons working with the CEO, John Macfarlane.

Total of 10 years at NEA. Two years as venture partner, six years as general partner and then a tail of 18 months as venture partner while I worked on my portfolio and figured out how to start a new venture capital firm....

I lead NEA's Series C investment in Xfire, where I worked with CEO Mike Cassidy for two years before it was sold to Viacom for $105M in 2006.

I lead NEA's Series A investment in the company that came to be known as Glu Mobile, publicly traded on NASDAQ as GLUU.

I was one of two Series A investors in TiVo, along with Jeff Yang at IVP (later Redpoint). We helped the company formulate the idea for what has now been generically called the DVR (digital video recorder).

Chief editorial executive for leading weekly publication for IT professionals covering product news and reviews.

Founder of company that published bi-weekly newsletter [PC Letter] for senior executives of personal computer hardware and software companies, as well producing conferences for the same audience called Agenda and Demo.