David Henkel-Wallace

Operational executive and direct contributor for new venture-funded startup producing enterprise-scale solar plants that generate power 24 hours per day. As is typical with a startup, direct contributor responsibilities touch all elements of the business, from finance to technical (control systems, mechanical systems) to sales and marketing.

founded and staffed this company, a pharmaceutical research company focusing on applications of novel drug delivery. I took it through two founds of funding (raising over $21 MM), from standing start to patient enrollment in clinical trials. Talima does not in-license nor does it operate "virtually". In addition to developing and leading team, wrote I regulatory filings, designed experimental protocols, visited the FDA, performed tissue extraction and analysis, etc. I am now board member only.

A.B. Scott assists companies in all aspects of starting and managing growth. This assistance ranges from just giving advice to actually execution as an executive at the company, as appropriate. The Bay Area team has a focus on high-tech startups; partners elsewhere work on projects appropriate to the local economy. As a partner I've helped companies be founded and financed, helped them get their first business deals, worked on strategy, and have restructured portfolio companies.

Local independent primary school teaching in German and following the program of the International Baccalaureat

Held various committee responsibilities including Audit and Compensation committees.

Cygnus was THE first company in what is now called "Open Source" and any profitable companies in that space follow the business model we painfully developed. I did everything: coding, finance, sales, strategic management, running company in USA, Europe (primarily UK, DE, FR, SE, NL, BE) and Japan (built a profitable USD 15MM+ business on an 80K internal investment) for semiconductor, telecoms, automotive, heavy industry and general end users. Company is now Red Hat.

TLG was one of the very first retail ISPs before the term was used. We operated in the San Francisco Bay Area (Santa Cruz - Berkely - East Bay and all points in between). Built routers on KA9Q, build POPs, etc. TLGnet is now (after various transformations) part of NTT Data.