Tom Nahigian

Tom Nahigian

Fondatore presso Base10 Partners Management LLC

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Profilo

TJ is a co-founder and Managing Partner at Base10 Partners.
Before Base10, TJ had a successful career as an entrepreneur and investor.
As an entrepreneur, TJ was the founder and CEO of Jobr, a mobile job platform that grew profitably.
Jobr was acquired by Monster in 2016, where TJ became VP of Product & Head of Mobile globally.
Prior to founding Jobr, TJ was an investor at Coatue Management, a $10B tech focused hedge fund and venture investment firm.
TJ joined to start Coatue’s private investing practice and helped to establish Coatue as a leading venture investor leading investments in Anaplan, HotelTonight, Snap, Lyft and Wish among others.
Prior to Coatue, TJ spent several years at Accel partners, a $9B venture investment firm based in Palo Alto where he helped to invest in Qualtrics, Airwatch, Despegar, and Nimble Storage.
He started his career at Summit Partners, a $12B venture capital and private equity firm.
TJ graduated from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business with a focus on finance.

Posizioni attive di Tom Nahigian

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Fondatore 01/01/2017
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Precedenti posizioni note di Tom Nahigian

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Amministratore Delegato 31/12/2017
Consulente / Consigliere 31/12/2016
Analista di Private Equity 18/10/2010
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Formazione di Tom Nahigian

University of Michigan Undergraduate Degree

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