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Adi Reschenhofer

Investor

Partner at Venionaire Capital

Vienna, Austria

Writes $5K – $50K checks · typically $25K

About

Serial entrepreneur with strong cybersecurity focus and extensive knowledge of technology and management. Experienced real estate investor and deal structurer who founded and sold a cybersecurity company.

Experience

  1. CyberTrapCo-Founder & CEOcurrent2021 — presentWien, Österreich
  2. Self EmployedProfessional Freelancer2020 — 2024Wien, Österreich
  3. ANOVIS GmbHFounder and CEO2004 — 2019Vienna, Austria
  4. Self EmployedProfessional Freelancer2002 — 2004Vienna
  5. Österreichisches Bundesheer (Austrian Armed Forces)Military Service2001 — 2002Wien, Österreich
  6. Creditanstalt Investment Bank (CAIB)Business Systems & Applications Specialist2000 — 2001Vienna, London
  7. Raiffeisen Bank International AGBusiness Systems & Applications Specialist1995 — 2000Wien, Österreich

Skills & more

Start-up Leadership4Start-up Ventures3Cloud Computing27Network Security22Pre-sales13Security17Firewalls16Start-ups10Strategy9Go-to-market Strategy6IT Strategy7Information Security7
+8 moreData CenterNetwork ArchitectureVoIPBusiness StrategyPresalesStrategic PartnershipsBusiness DevelopmentManagement

Languages Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian · English · German

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Adi Reschenhofer?
Serial entrepreneur with strong cybersecurity focus and extensive knowledge of technology and management. Experienced real estate investor and deal structurer who founded and sold a cybersecurity company.
Where does Adi Reschenhofer work?
Adi Reschenhofer is Partner at Venionaire Capital.
What check size does Adi Reschenhofer write?
Adi Reschenhofer typically writes checks of $5K – $50K.
Where did Adi Reschenhofer go to school?
Adi Reschenhofer studied at Universität für Weiterbildung Krems (Information Security).

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