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Larry Kubal
Managing Partner of Labrador Ventures V, a $100 million early stage venture fund based in Palo Alto, CA investing in information technology startups on the West Coast.
Headline:
Investor
Work status:
Employed Full-Time
Website:
http://www.labrador.com
Industries:
Information Technology, Internet
Skills:
Business, Entrepreneurship, Investment, Negotiation
Location:
Palo Alto, CA
Groups:
2011 UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition , 2012 UC Berkeley Startup Competition , UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition 2009-2010 , [INACTIVE] UC Berkeley Business Plan Competition 2008-2009
Interested in:
Advising startups, Investing in projects, Professional opportunities, Promoting my startups, Supporting my investments
Schools:
Duke University, Stanford Business School
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
Labrador Ventures
Position:
Founder, Managing Director
Time period:
December 1988 - November 2009
Employer:
Booz Allen & Hamilton
Position:
Associate
Time period:
December 1981 - November 1985
Description:
Corporate strategy consulting to Fortune 500 clients.
Employer:
McGraw Hill Publications Company
Position:
Market Research Manager
Time period:
December 1975 - November 1980
Description:
Vice Chairman of the Research Managers Committee, a group of 70 market researchers within McGraw Hill.
Employer:
Academy for Educational Development
Position:
Data Analyst
Time period:
December 1973 - November 1976
Description:
Computerized database publishing in the area of international education.
EDUCATION
University:
Stanford Business School
Time period:
1980 - 1982
Degree:
MBA
University:
Duke University
Time period:
1970 - 1974
Degree:
Psychology/English, BA
PUBLICATIONS
Articles:
numerous articles as a contributor to the Venture Capital Journal
Papers:
"Effects of noncontingent reinforcement on tasks of differing importance: Facilitation and learned helplessness." Roth & Kubal (1975)
Books:
chapters in: INSIDE SECRETS TO VENTURE CAPITAL, VENTURE CAPITAL VALUATIONS, and DOING DEALS IN THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
