Comments on: Chris Sacca latest Google angel investor

By: Life Saving Beverage maker

Life Saving Beverage maker — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 18:21:59 +0000

I look forward to being in a position to reinvest my success/wealth into others with leading edge products and technologies with low capital. Imagine having billions of dollars and youth on your side…Oh what to do?

By: michael germaine

michael germaine — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:09:22 +0000

I am an inventor in alternate energy. I have invented away to build human dwellings “Ashram-Arks” & Levees that are manmade and natural disaster being fire, flood tornado, hurricane, earthquake resistant & Usurp Carbon Dioxide from the Environment. I need an Angel Investor to bring them into production now.
My firm is Cooperative Energy Pioneers In People Power! P.O.Box 113 Middletown, CT 06457 Tel# 860-681-3589.

By: Someecards raises round, for funnier e-greeting cards » VentureBeat

Someecards raises round, for funnier e-greeting cards » VentureBeat — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:28:11 +0000

[...] are probably not safe for work. The company just raised a $350,000 seed round from Betaworks and angel investor Chris Sacca (formerly Google’s wireless chief), who says the site’s humor makes it popular with a [...]

By: Lazaro Sanchez

Lazaro Sanchez — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 02:00:45 +0000

Chris contact me, lets talk. I have a huge deal on the books.

By: VentureBeat » Google’s wireless chief, Sacca, leaves to become angel investor

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 07:58:33 +0000

[...] from the carriers, and one top mobile executive reportedly called for Sacca’s resignation. Sacca also made waves by criticizing the bureaucracy in San [...]

By: Negonation Blog » Blog Archive » How to distribute shares in an Internet start-up: Google

Tue, 17 Oct 2006 13:16:07 +0000

[...] In the case of Google, apart from the list of famous and rich people, the initial investors had also been successful entrepreneurs previously. History repeats itself: the founders not only reinvest their fortune in new projects but this culture also extends to their employees. I am not going to idealize them but it is clear that they have come up with the cakeâ€™s recipe and the exact weight of the ingredients: in terms of both percentages and efforts. Fairy tales aside, creating a giant like Google required talent, collaboration from many heavyweights with contacts, nearly 65 million dollars of investment, and fair profit-sharing. They all understand the mechanics of the cake, they contribute to the â€œvirtuous cycle of Silicon Valleyâ€ and they have realistic expectations. [...]

By: Negonation Blog » Blog Archive » CÃ³mo repartir las acciones de una startup en internet: El caso de Google

Sun, 15 Oct 2006 18:34:46 +0000

[...] En el caso de Google, aparte del desfile de fortunas y famosos, llama la atenciÃ³n que sus primeros inversores fuesen emprendedores de éxito antes. La historia se repite una y otra vez: no solo los fundadores reinvierten su fortuna en nuevos proyectos sino que esta cultura también se extiende a sus empleados. No los idealizo pero estÃ¡ claro que han dado con la receta de la tarta, el peso exacto de los ingredientes: tanto de porcentajes como de esfuerzo. Crear un gigante como Google requiriÃ³ talento, la colaboraciÃ³n de muchos pesos pesados con contactos y cerca de 70 millones de dÃ³lares de inversiÃ³n. Todos entienden la mecÃ¡nica de la tarta, contribuyen al “cÃrculo virtuoso de Silicon Valley”… y tienen expectativas realistas. [...]