Dr. Jim D. Daniell This is Me

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1. 1. Outside Directors

   www.gaterocket.com/Outside-Dir - [Cached]

   Published on: 8/20/2008   Last Visited: 8/20/2008

   Jim Daniell Mr. Daniell is a strategy, business development and M&A expert working across many technology sectors.He is a co-founder of CommonAngels and a Partner at Echelon Ventures.Jim is a Trustee and the Treasurer of the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council where he is the co-founder of the Controls, Sensors, and RFID cluster.His prior board experience includes; Individual (INDV , merged with Desktop Data), NewsEdge (NEWZ , sold to Thompson), Lin Television (LIN , sold to Hicks Muse), Sombassa Media (sold to About.com/Primedia) and Acumenta.Jim's was previously President of Integrated Fuel Cell Technologies, President and CEO of Celarix, President and CEO of OrderTrust, and COO of AT&T's Network Commerce Services.Jim is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, where he earned a doctorate in electrical and computer engineering (Computer Aided Design) and of the University of Connecticut, where he earned a joint bachelor's and master's degree in computer science and engineering.

2. 2. www.devicenative.com

   www.devicenative.com/2006/09/1 - [Cached]

   Published on: 9/15/2006   Last Visited: 4/30/2008

   Outside Directors: GateRocket has well established world-class leadership with outside board members and EDA and technology luminaries Alain Hanover and Jim Daniell.
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   Jim Daniell, a serial entrepreneur, was COO at AT&T's Network Commerce Services, and held leadership roles at several startup companies before joining Echelon Ventures as Managing Director.

3. 3. Mass Software Council

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   Published on: 1/19/2006   Last Visited: 1/19/2006

   *James D. Daniell, TreasurerEchelon Ventures (www.echelonventures.com)
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   Dr. James D. Daniell General Partner, Echelon VenturesJim Daniell is an active entrepreneur and strong supporter of high tech start-ups in the greater Boston Area.He has served on numerous boards of both private and public companies, has raised over $100M for his own companies as well as managed M&A and investment transactions totaling over $1B.His long term business goal is to make Boston the nation,s best city to start, build, and maintain a high tech business.
   
   Jim Daniell was recently the interim President of Integrated Fuel Cell Technologies (IFCT), a Bedford-based start-up building the world,s smallest fuel cells directly on silicon wafers.Jim helped finance IFCT through a combination of angels, VCs, and government grants.Prior to IFCT, Jim was President and CEO of Celarix, a venture backed start-up in the Supply Chain Management software market.During his tenure, Celarix grew over 300% and was selected for numerous industry awards such as the Upside Hot 100.Prior to Celarix, Jim was president and CEO of OrderTrust, a firm that specialized in distributed order management and large scale transaction processing networks.Daniell joined OrderTrust in 1997, after serving as chief operating officer of AT&T's Network Commerce Services, where he oversaw the company's Web-hosting, Web-connectivity, e-commerce, call center solutions and managed connectivity solutions divisions.While at AT&T, Jim also led the firm,s business development team that did many deals around the globe.Prior to AT&T, Daniell worked in both large and small entrepreneurial environments, including the AT&T Bell Labs corporate spin-off of UNIX System Laboratories.He got his start in technology, building networking and client/server products at Software AG of North America.
   
   Jim is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, where he earned a doctorate in electrical and computer engineering, and of the University of Connecticut, where he earned a joint bachelor's and master's degree in computer science and engineering.Jim,s present Board affiliations include: Trustee of the Massachusetts Software Council, Overseer of the Museum of Science, as well as CommonAngels, companies Acumenta and TimeTrade.