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Hall of Fame!
The BSG Team Ventures Polo Club
Attendees at our Ascot Park Discover Polo days are admitted to the illustrious (!) BSG Team Ventures Polo Club, invited to attend polo events with fellow Club members and even to participate in the annual Pro-Am City Polo Championships at Ascot Park.
To date this select group includes 26 VCs, CEOs and industry advisors from our 2006 and 2007 events:
Acacia Pharma, Andrew Muncey 2007
Aitua, Catherine Beech 2006
AstraZeneca, Jane Byrne 2006
Enecsys, Asim Mumtaz 2007
ETV Capital, Guy Buckley-Sharpe 2006
BSG Team Ventures, Gayatri Shah 2006
BSG Team Ventures, Simon Haworth 2006, 2007
Delta-G, William Bains 2007
Esprit Capital, Sanjeev Sarkar 2006
Freelance Marketing Consultant, Fawzia Pirbhai 2007
Gibson Index, Marcus Gibson 2007
G-nostics, Mark Tucker 2006
Haptogen, Georg Buchner 2007
Insinger de Beaufort, Sam Tully 2006
Insinger de Beaufort, Charles Gillow 2006
Karus Therapeutics, Simon Kerry 2006
Merlin Bioscience, Mark Docherty 2006, 2007
MMC Ventures, Chris Clothier 2006
NESTA Ventures, Andy Small 2007
NESTA Ventures, Paul Vickery
Oxygen Healthcare, Sunil Shah 2007
St George's, Univeristy of London, Sharon Spencer 2007
Surface Therapeutics, David Laskow-Pooley 2006
SVB Advisors, Andy Tsao 2006
TTS, Gareth Tempest 2006
Zyentia, Bart Wuurman 2006
Man-of-the-Match 2007: William Bains of Delta-G
Man-of-the-Match 2006: Guy Buckley-Sharpe of ETV Capital
About BSG Team Ventures
BSG Team Ventures is an executive search partnership with offices in Boston, New York City, London and Cambridge, UK. We specialise in retained search for emerging companies in the US and Western Europe, and do so with a keen appreciation for the unique requirements of entrepreneurial and rapidly growing ventures. BSG Team Ventures offers valuable expertise to both European and American clients as they expand abroad.
Since 1997 BSG Team Ventures principals have been engaged to fill more than 250 senior-management and Board positions at the VP level and above, for a slate of clients that includes venture capitalists and private investors, their portfolio companies, and public companies with a strong commitment to "intrapreneurship" and technology. The majority of these engagements have been in industries and with companies at the cutting edge of innovation -- in software, technology infrastructure and services, for-profit and not-for-profit education (and especially eLearning), life sciences and biotechnology, medical devices and digital information and media. |
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