Matthew HartmanNew York, New York, United States
Bio
Hi, I'm Matt Hartman. I make things out of technology (sometimes) and invest in technology (more frequently) as a partner at Betaworks Ventures. At Betaworks,
I'm currently most interested in consumer applications of Web 3 as well as the next generation of NoCode creativity tools, which I believe will look like GPT3, Social Games, and programmable productivity workflow tools. I think they're going to fundamentally change what it means to "make."
Prior to Betaworks, I was at Hot Potato (acquired by Facebook) and built ReferBoost (real estate tech licensed to Apartments.com). I started my career building the technology platform for CBRE. Somewhere in there I worked on digital image protection and was granted Patent #8189781.
Social
Experience
Partner
Betaworks Ventures
Aug 2016 - Current
Director of Seed Investments
betaworks
Mar 2014 - Jul 2016
Founder
ReferBoost
Jun 2011 - 2014
ReferBoost helps property managers and marketers of multifamily residential communities manage their online brands. Apartments.com acquired a license and distribution rights of the software 2013.
Intern, Analytics, Mktg, Finance, & Other stuff
HotPotato
Jun 2010 - Aug 2010
Hot Potato was a consumer social media app acquired by Facebook in 2010.
Intern
New World Ventures
Apr 2010 - Jun 2010
Performed due diligence on potential investments, one of which resulted in a term sheet; Presented outlook on social web to Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) partners nationally; Researched legislation that would affect investment decisions.
Senior Project Manager
CBRE
Jul 2004 - Jul 2009
Under the direction of the corporate Chief Investment Officer, designed, programmed, and implemented a new technology platform to manage real estate development projects. The application was used nationally to process about $8 billion in pipeline and in-process acquisition.
Stayed through the acquisition of Trammell Crow Company to CBRE.
Education
University of Pennsylvania
BA, Cognitive Science (concentration in computational cognition)Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management
MBA & MEM, MBA: Marketing, Entrepreneurship; Masters of Engineering Management: Systems DesignWebsites
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