Brad Farkas

Brad Farkas is a highly accomplished Venture Capitalist, Technologist, and Entrepreneur with a focus on mobile apps/infrastructure, networking/5G, and Sports technologies.

His professional journey includes founding and selling multiple technology startups, co-developing key early internet technologies, and serving on the boards of successful startups like AtHoc, Thumbplay, Inc., and M among others.

Brad's expertise extends to applied financial mathematics, where he has developed groundbreaking algorithms and collaborated with Nobel Laureate Fischer Black on extending the Black-Scholes model.

He holds several US patents in areas such as internet messaging, computer vision, gaming, and DNS applications.

Currently, Brad's focus is on his passion project, CapTabulous, the first Cap Table Analysis and Scenario Modeler capable of dynamically generating return curves and waterfalls for any cap table structure.

Specializing in Wireless Data, Messaging, Communications Infrastructure, Network Security, Broadband Video, and Structured Finance, Brad brings a wealth of experience to the tech and venture capital industries.

Brad Farkas pursued an MBA in Applied Finance at Harvard Business School and an AB in Mathematics/Computer Science at Harvard University.

Throughout his career, Brad held key positions at organizations like HBSE Ventures, Thumbplay, Inc., I-Hatch Ventures, Lazard Technology Partners, and others, showcasing his leadership and strategic acumen.