Alsop Louie Partners is a team of seasoned investors who are former entrepreneurs. Each partner has experience building technology or media businesses that have grown into successful publicly traded companies. Among our partners, we have experience in new media, gaming, SaaS, cloud infrastructure, security, and mobile.
As investors, we are looking for entrepreneurs who have bold ideas and are early in the development of those ideas. We look for new technologies and business models, where no market presently exists. We want companies with break-throughs that will reshape the status quo.
We are using our team, our network, and our vision of the future to build a portfolio that is focused on what we call The Evernet, the next technology cycle that will produce big, vibrant companies that will form the core of the fully interconnected and personalized computing infrastructure. The Evernet will provide new private and public infrastructure used to build the next generation of business and consumer applications.
We supplement our team of investors with our Campus Associate network at selected universities. We recruit the brightest and most entrepreneurial students to connect us to the innovative ideas and research on campus.
Scrabble schmabble: Just bad app design!
I love scrabble. I hate Scrabble. I started playing Scrabulous on Facebook, what?, three years ago? Then Hasbro/Mattel stepped in and objected to Scrabulous because it was too close to their board game, Scrabble, to which they owned (jointly, through different licensing arrangements) indisputable rights to market and distribute (between them worldwide). Scrabulous was changed to be Lexulous and the board was changed to different colors, different size and different letter distribution and points. But I kept playing it with my friends and still do. One of those friends, however, decided to move on to the licensed and approved Scrabble app on the iPad. I followed her about a month ago. That’s what leads…
Read More»Overnight Embark on the USS John C. Stennis
Our partnership had one of the coolest experiences ever when we got a rare opportunity to spend a night on a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, the John C. Stennis. Six of us gathered with 11 other guests at the Coronado Naval Air Base in May, and were flown out to the carrier in a COD (Carrier Onboard Delivery), a cargo airplane designed to land on and take off from aircraft carriers. We flew about 100 miles off the California coast on Tuesday and returned the next day after 26 hours on the carrier, during which time the ship engaged in a training exercise preparing the crew to deploy in the Persian Gulf in July….
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