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Bernard Moon
Co-founder & Partner at SparkLabs Group
Bernard Moon is a prominent figure in the venture capital and startup ecosystem. As a Co-founder & Partner at SparkLabs Group, he has played a significant role in shaping the company's growth and impact since its inception in 2013.1
Professional Background
Bernard Moon's career spans various entrepreneurial and investment roles:
- SparkLabs Group: Co-founder & Partner since December 2013, based in Palo Alto, London, Seoul, and Singapore.1
- SparkLabs Korea: Co-founder & General Partner since May 2012, based in Seoul.1
- Vidquik: Co-founder and former CEO from May 2011 to April 2015.1
- XS Groupe: Co-founder & CEO from September 2010 to December 2011.1
- Lunsford Group: Managing Director from March 2008 to September 2010.1
Investments and Achievements
Under Bernard's leadership, SparkLabs Group has:
- Invested in over 450 companies since 2013.1
- Developed a network of accelerators in Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, Sydney, and Tempe, AZ.1
- Established various investment vehicles, including SparkLabs Global Ventures, SparkLabs Ventures, and SparkLabs Capital.1
Education and Additional Roles
Bernard's educational background includes:
- MPA in Telecom and New Media Policy from Columbia University.2
- BA in English and Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.2
- Post-graduate fellowship with the Coro Foundation.2
He also serves on advisory boards for Seoul National University's Graduate School of Data Science and Nanyang Technological University's EcoLabs.2
Media Presence
Bernard is a frequent contributor to technology journals such as VentureBeat, TechCrunch, and ReadWrite.2 He has also been published in The New York Times and The Washington Post.2
Bernard Moon's LinkedIn profile (username: bernardmoon) provides a comprehensive overview of his professional journey and achievements in the startup and venture capital world.1
Highlights
SpaceX launched #Starship, the most powerful rocket system ever constructed. This spacecraft could be used to carry humans to the moon or Mars in the future. This was the 5th integrated flight test for Starship and #SpaceX succeeded the tower catch in this first attempt, which is why there is euphoria among the SpaceX employees
Super Heavy rocket booster was the portion that came down in this video. This booster was caught by mechanical chopsticks ("Mechazilla chopstick catch"), which is an amazing feat of engineering
#spaceship #space #startup #elon #innovation
Intro video during the announcement of SparkLabs AIM-X accelerator's 1st cohort at the GAIN Summit 2024 @globalaisummit in Riyadh!
#AI #GenAI #startups #venturecapital #ArtificialIntelligence #founders #accelerator #GAIN #SaudiArabia #GAINSummit https://t.co/BZ7mvs6dEV