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Howard Lindzon
General Partner at Social Leverage, CEO of Stocktwits
Howard Lindzon is a prominent Canadian entrepreneur, investor, and financial analyst. Here are some key details about him:
Professional Background
Howard Lindzon is the founder and managing partner of Lindzon Capital Partners, a hedge fund he has been managing since 1998.1 He is also:
- Co-founder and CEO of StockTwits, a social media platform for investors and traders3
- Managing partner of Social Leverage, a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage web businesses14
- A limited partner at Knight's Bridge Capital Partners1
Investment Focus
Lindzon specializes in:
- Early-stage investments, particularly in financial technology and internet businesses2
- Angel investing, typically investing up to $100,000 in companies with experienced teams and finished products2
Entrepreneurial Ventures
Some of Lindzon's notable entrepreneurial achievements include:
- Creating Wallstrip, an online video show acquired by CBS in 200734
- Co-founding StockTwits in 2008, which pioneered the use of "cashtags" ($AAPL) for discussing stocks on social media4
Recognition
- Named one of "The Best Tweets for Your Money" by Barron's in 20131
- Recognized as a "super angel" by Institutional Investor in 2011, along with his partner Tom Peterson4
Education
Lindzon holds:
- A Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Western Ontario
- An MBA from Arizona State University
- A Master's in International Management from the Thunderbird School of Global Management1
Personal
Howard Lindzon was born in Toronto but currently resides in Phoenix, Arizona with his family.3 He is known for his irreverent style and active presence in the financial technology community, often sharing insights through his blog and social media channels.34
Highlights
Nov 14 · twitter
Nov 13 · twitter
well done team @GrassClippingsc ..welcome @Wyndham_Clark
Apr 16 · PR Newswire
Public Acquires Stocktwits' TradeApp - PR Newswire
Apr 16 · Axios
Exclusive: Public acquires Stocktwits trading accounts - Axios