twitter @john_frankel
- Real-Time Analytics: The Future of Big Data in the Agency https://t.co/kal7rbVB yesterday
- RT @JoeFernandez: “@gknutson: Hey, @joefernandez - It's your song! http://t.co/FObrjtWZ @kloutperks @chevy_volt #klout”. Ha awesome May 16, 2012
- RT @voxy: ATTENTION: This week only, you have until Sunday (May 20th) to get 60% off of a Voxy Premium subscription. To get... http://t. ... May 16, 2012
- RT @LightseedVC: $CSOD next gen enterprise social networking product is absolutely awesome...Clients seem very excited #CSODConf May 16, 2012
- RT @cdixon: When you invest at >$1B valuation, it is no longer venture capital. Investments on portfolio pages should be labelled acc ... May 16, 2012
- @cdixon totally agree. Model is to raid huge pools of capital and them invest at low risk. More like a PE shop than VC. Fee machines. May 16, 2012
- RT @RepJimRenacci: RT @SpeakerBoehner: Senate Democrats unanimously rejected President Obama’s budget. Again. http://t.co/x3xVqvXJ #GOP ... May 16, 2012
- RT @pakman: Klout's @joefernandez at @venrock annual meeting @ Garden Court Hotel http://t.co/VmJIwyxJ May 16, 2012
- RT @tchebotarev: EXCLUSIVE: Here's The Email Zuckerberg Sent To Cut His Cofounder Out Of Facebook http://t.co/ZfZH2iBW May 16, 2012
- Motorola saved 70% from installing $CSOD and replacing $SAP #CSODConf May 16, 2012
John Frankel has been an early-stage venture investor since 1999. Mr. Frankel was one of the earliest investors in Quigo Technologies, which was purchased by AOL in December 2007, and in Cornerstone OnDemand (CSOD on NASDAQ) which had a successful IPO in March 2011. He has also served and/or now serves on the boards of 500px, Apparel Media Group, Alerts.com, BlueDomains, Centzy, ClearPath Immigration, Infochimps, Interaxon, Media Gobbler, Klout, Patents.com, Parse.ly, Phone.com, Quigo Technologies, StrongTech, The Goldman Sachs Trust Company, Track.com, and Voxy. He is also a Mentor with the Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator program.
He worked at Goldman, Sachs & Co. for 21 years in a variety of roles that involved technology development, reengineering, and capital markets. In particular, he established Goldman’s Cayman offshore administration business, their London global custody business, and reengineered their global prime brokerage business. In capital markets, he worked closely with some of the world’s leading hedge funds, and developed a keen understanding of portfolio risk/return management. He started his business career with Arthur Anderson & Co. in the audit and insolvency divisions.
Mr. Frankel earned a Master of Arts from New College, Oxford where he studied Mathematics, Philosophy and Logic, and is a Fellow Chartered Accountant of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
