Type of investor | Seed Fund |
Typical investment size | $250k - $500k |
Typical investments in a year | 14 |
Categories of interest | |
School/Associations of interest | |
Credentials | Accredited Investor, Qualified Purchaser |
M&A
Metaresolver,
Undisclosed
Fondu, Undisclosed Simperium, Undisclosed Thumb, Undisclosed Instinctiv, Undisclosed Philo, Undisclosed |
2006 The Wharton School , MBA , Finance & Entrepreneurship |
1999 University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering , BS , Mechanical Engineering |
Investor
Hadley Harris is a Founding General Partner at Eniac Ventures. He has been actively working at the intersection of business and technology for 14 years.
Before focusing on Eniac fulltime, Hadley was a two-time entrepreneur in the mobile technology space. Most recently he was CMO of Thumb, a mobile social platform that boasts the 2nd highest user engagement next to Facebook. At Thumb he was responsible for all of the company’s marketing and business development activities. Prior to Thumb, he was an executive at Vlingo, acquired by Nuance Communications for $225,000,000, where he held the roles of Head of Business & Market Strategy and Vice President of Marketing. At Vlingo, Hadley was responsible for the firm’s user acquisition and monetization. Since joining in 2007, Hadley also lead Vlingo’s efforts in business development and finance. Before heading to Vlingo, Hadley worked at Charles River Ventures where he spent time helping with mobile investments while looking for a young startup to join. Prior to that, Hadley held a variety of roles including Corporate Strategy for Samsung and Product Management at Microsoft. He began his career as a software developer and engineering team manager for Pegasystems.
Hadley is a noted expert in the mobile space having been quoted or profiled in Forbes, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, GigaOm, Business Insider, MIT Technology Review and interviewed on Fox Business News. He was also named New York’s Best Early Stage Investors by Business Insider in 2012.
Hadley holds an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelors of Science in Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.