Altimeter’s One Year Anniversary

Post on the Altimeter’s blog. I shared her sentiments completely.m And am not sure if I could add anything. So I felt it was just best to repost here. Later, at another time. I’ll discuss the learnings from starting a company from scratch. And how I feel it’s helped me to better service my clients. I feel that I’m more complete as a professional and analyst after launching a business. Here’s Charlene: Charlene Li: One year ago. Altimeter announced the addition of three partners  Jeremiah Owyang, Deb Schultz, and Ray Wang turning what was up to then.

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Shop into a company. We moved into small offices (affectionately named “The Hangar), made a trek to Ikea to buy furniture, had a rock-and-rolling kick off party, and got down to business. In those early days, we were filled Luxembourg WhatsApp Number List with optimism even though we were starting in the grips of the deepest recession in memory. That’s because we believed in our mission of helping clients create a strategic approach to emerging technologies — no matter what the economy threw at us, we saw the pain and confusion cause by new technologies and believed in our ability to make.

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Developments for our clients. But as we worked with clients, we realized we needed more expertise so we added in quick succession four more partners – Alan Webber, Lora Cecere, Michael Gartenberg, and Marcia Conner – who Australia Phone Number List represent a wide and diverse background, ranging from government and supply chain to mobile, and enterprise collaboration. And along the way, we’ve also added nine amazing staff members who not only help us create groundbreaking research and serve clients, but also make sure that we operate and execute well. With a total of 17 people and 11 based in San Mateo.