Daniel Curran
Forbes #7 rank: bit.ly/2Oh7XhFBad Ass x-Rocket Scientist here 2 advise/help fund startups>$40k MRR w/comp., $20k w/o: dcurran at custex dot com . Favor women/diversity. Put $MRR in 1st line/subject or we can’t reply – 300+decks/wkInterests: stopping human aging, bci, brain emulation/download, + cryonics. Never gonna die2016 A16Z deal: bit.ly/2d67xJc and 2017 Greycroft deal: bit.ly/2ylWbLB + coming 2019 dealFortune 500 $16B WDC pivot from $2.20 to $114/share!Relentless, visionary Tech entrepreneur builds $B companies that improve world.Founded 14 startups, invested cash in 150+, created 1k+ jobs, netted investors $170M in exits. Well connected: Silicon Valley/SF + Silicon BeachStartups I endorse get oversubscribed by top vc’s fast!As Angel Investor: $1B+ cash exits @decacorn Cruise @DollarShaveClub: https://www.crunchbase.com/person/daniel-curranhttps://angel.co/dcurran-custex-comhttps://fundersclub.com/danielcurran/Claims to Fame:-Founder/CEO, USLab NASDAQ IPO in 1998: raised $130M-VP & acting COO@Western Digital Silicon Valley sub [$40M sale to Brocade/PMCS/Snap, 2001],-Founder/CEO of 1st company [AlaStor, 2003] to converge IP+FC SAN, adopted by Cisco Systems [Andiamo],-Founder/CEO of CustEx Internet Platform [2012]Experienced ramping up companies using innate ability to quickly size up a company’s position & execute pro-customer action + cash-flow results. Began career at large companies as a software engineer and morphed into a business entrepreneur/CXO at startups with responsibility for up to 250 teammatesImproved every company listed below, evidenced by a sales ramp from $2M to $100M in 8 months as VP & acting COO of Western Digital’s Silicon Valley Connex Unit. Earned multiple top engineering school master’s degrees (Illinois-PhD dropout, USC-cert, Penn State)High integrity: 90+ LinkedIn Founder recommendationsExperience in strategy, operations, corporate bus. development, marketing, innovation, product development, channel dev, alliances, sales, M&A in startups.
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