The top 25: Geert Van de Wouw, Shell Ventures
Month: May 2018
GCV Powerlist 2018: #24 Kenny Man
The top 25: Kenny Man, Ant Financial
GCV Powerlist 2018: #23 Ken Bronfin
The top 25: Ken Bronfin, Hearst Ventures
GCV Powerlist 2018: #22 Saemin Ahn
The top 25: Saemin Ahn, Rakuten
GCV Powerlist 2018: #21 David Gilmour
The top 25: David Gilmour, BP Ventures
GCV Powerlist 2018: #20 John Somorjai
The top 25: John Somorjai, Salesforce Ventures
GCV Powerlist 2018: #19 Quinn Li
The top 25: Quinn Li, Qualcomm Ventures
GCV Powerlist 2018: #18 Lak Ananth
In November 2016, Lak Ananth left US-based enterprise IT company Hewlett Packard Enterprise to join Germany-based conglomerate Siemens as managing partner of its €1bn ($1.1bn) Next47 corporate venturing unit. He has done a thorough reorganisation over the past 18 months. Among recent changes were the departure of Gerd Goette, who left after nearly 20 years… Continue reading GCV Powerlist 2018: #18 Lak Ananth
GCV Powerlist 2018: #17 Ernest Fung
The top 25: Ernest Fung, JD.com
GCV Powerlist 2018: #16 Anna Patterson
Given the reorganisations at Alphabet since it was formed in 2015 to act as an umbrella company for search engine Google (its alpha) and its diversified business interests (its bets), 2017 seemed a relatively relaxed year for its corporate venturing units, though they continued to be active. The 2015 realignment involved the firm’s early-stage investment… Continue reading GCV Powerlist 2018: #16 Anna Patterson
GCV Powerlist 2018: #15 Jaidev Shergill
The top 25: Jaidev Shergill, Capital One Growth Ventures
GCV Powerlist 2018: #14 Rob Salvagno
The top 25: Rob Salvagno, Cisco Investments
GCV Powerlist 2018: #13 William Taranto
The top 25: William Taranto, Merck Global Health Innovation Fund
GCV Powerlist 2018: #12 John Doherty
The top 25: John Doherty, Verizon Ventures