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Tim Webb

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Overview 

Tim Webb is a seasoned professional with a background in venture capital, mergers, and start-ups, currently serving as the Chief Strategy Officer and Director of Operations at Fugue. His career highlights include roles as Managing Director at Inflection Point Ventures and Embryon Capital, showcasing his expertise in management consulting, private equity, and strategic partnerships. Tim holds a Master in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and has worked at reputable organizations such as the RAND Corporation and General Electric, demonstrating a strong foundation in engineering and strategy.

Work Experience 

  • Observing

    2018 - Current

  • Chief Strategy Officer, Director Of Operations

    2012 - 2018

    Inaugural investor, board member, senior management team member. Completed service in late 2018 after recruiting an accomplished CEO. Fugue was acquired by Snyk in 2022.

  • Managing Director

    1999 - 2011

    Founded firm with two partners, raised and managed two venture capital funds. Led investment and served as a Director for early stage information technology companies including Sourcefire (network security, initial public offering 2007, acquired by Cisco 2013) and Fidelis Security Systems (network security, acquired by General Dynamics 2012).

  • Managing Director

    1995 - 2011

    Led investment and served as a Director for early stage information technology companies including Fugue (cloud security), nPulse (network forensics, acquired by FireEye 2014); Summize (real-time search, acquired by Twitter 2008), LocalEyes (location-based internet search, acquired by AOL 1999).

  • Special Advisor

    1997 - 1999

    Advised on prospective telecommunication device and equipment and internet scaling venture capital investments.

  • Senior Engineer

    1984 - 1995

    Led research on subjects including nuclear force modernization and arms control, strategic nuclear defense, defense R&D and systems acquisition, military and intelligence technology development, security implications of foreign direct investment, cybersecurity technology and policy, and operational risks to security personnel from digital identity. Served as inaugural operational manager (1992-1995) for the Critical Technologies Institute supporting the Executive Office of the President of the United States - Office of Science and Technology Policy - directing analysis of prospective policies including those pertaining to commercial use of the global positioning system, national environmental technology strategy, the role of direct federal support of selected industries and venture capital, and the state of commercial technology advancements in areas such as education, training and biomaterials. Full time staff 1984-1995. Part time staff 2011-2014. Adjunct staff 1995- 2011 and 2014-2022.

RAND is a non-profit organization that provides objective research and public policy analysis services.

Raised $1,506,377.00 from Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts and Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

  • Engineer

    1979 - 1982

    Space Systems Division. Participated in engineering of spacecraft and ground support equipment (NASA ISPM/ESA and Japanese ETS-III), synthetic aperture radar digital image processing system (IR&D), and advanced wind energy system (DOE/NASA MOD-1 WTG).

  • Summer Associate

    1975 - 1976

    Summers of 1975 and 1976. Technical writer, primarily for reports on segmented magnet homopolar machines for the Advanced Research Projects Administration and on a superconducting energy storage coil for the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory.

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