About Angus Davis

Angus Davis began his career at a small New England ISP in 1995 as a teenager. He moved to California to become Netscape's youngest employee in 1996. He co-founded Tellme with Mike McCue in 1999, which was later acquired by Microsoft in 2007. He grew up in Rhode Island, where he previously served on the state board of education, helped establish Teach for America's Rhode Island corps, and helped open some of the state's highest-performing public charter schools. Today, he lives in Dorado, Puerto Rico, where his three boys are learning to speak Spanish. Angus Davis has been an active entrepreneur, executive, and investor in the internet industry since its commercialization. Angus co-founded Tellme Networks, to bring the power of the internet to the phone. BusinessWeek named Angus one of the “Top Ten Entrepreneurs Under Age 30.” In 2009, he founded Upserve, which as CEO he grew to become one of the largest cloud-based point-of-sale platforms for full-service restaurants in the U.S., with over 10,000 restaurant customers and a payments platform processing over $12 billion in annual volume. Forbes named Angus one of “America’s most promising CEOs” and the company was recognized as the “Best Place to Work” for six years running under his leadership. Mr. Angus Davis is an Angel Investor . He serves as General Partner at Foundation Capital. He serves as Board Member & Investor at Superorder (Business/Productivity Software). He serves as Board Observer at Trade Ledger, Blanket, and Easol. He serves as Board Member at Current and Superorder. Angus Davis serves as a Director of the Board at ExaCare. In 2006, BusinessWeek named him one of the top ten entrepreneurs under age 30, and in 2013 Forbes named him one of "America's most promising CEOs under age 35." Specialties: Leadership, product/technology strategy, sales, early stage technology investing, product marketing, venture capital & private equity, etc.