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Anthony Soohoo

Investor

Venture Partner at Copper Sky Capital Β· Advisor at AI Fund Β· Chairman and CEO at MoneyGram

Dallas, Texas, United States

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Lyle McCullochunlockedAnthony: together at Trinity Ventures (2011–2012)
Γ—6Anthony: together at Harvard Business School
Γ—2Anthony: together at Pinterest
Γ—3Anthony: together at Trinity Ventures

About

A technology and digital transformation executive with over 25 years of experience, having held CEO, Fortune 100 executive, entrepreneur, and board roles at companies including Walmart, CBS, Yahoo!, and Apple. He founded Dotspotter (acquired by CBS) and Dot & Bo (now part of Alibaba), holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, and serves on boards including Spryker Systems and Civio.ai.

Experience

  1. MoneyGramChairman and CEOcurrent2024 β€” presentDallas, TX
  2. AI FundVenture Advisorcurrent2023 β€” presentPalo Alto, California, United States
  3. SprykerBoard Member, Independent Director2023 β€” 2025Berlin, Germany
  4. Harvard Business SchoolEntrepreneur in Residence2023 β€” 2025Boston, Massachusetts, United States
  5. WalmartExecutive Vice President & Group General Manager, Home Division, Walmart U.S.2020 β€” 2023Bentonville, Arkansas
  6. WalmartSenior Vice President & Group General Manager, eCommerce2017 β€” 2020San Francisco Bay Area
  7. PinterestAdvisor & Investor2011 β€” 2017San Francisco, CA
  8. Dot & BoCo-Founder & CEO2011 β€” 2016San Francisco, CA
  9. Trinity VenturesEntrepreneur In Residence2011 β€” 2012Menlo Park, California
  10. Revision3, acquired by Discovery Networks (NASDAQ: DISCK)Member Board of Directors2010 β€” 2012San Francisco, CA
  11. CBSSenior Vice President & Group General Manager, Entertainment2007 β€” 2011SF | LA | NYC
  12. Dotspotter, acquired by CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS)Co-Founder & CEO2006 β€” 2007Berkeley, CA
  13. YahooVice President & General Manager, Enterprise Software & Marketplace2001 β€” 2006Sunnyvale, CA
  14. ALWAYSi Network, acquired by Hollywood Media (NASDAQ: HOLL)Chief Operating Officer & Board Member2000 β€” 2001San Francisco, CA
  15. Inktomi CorporationSenior Product Manager, Search1999 β€” 2000Foster City, California
  16. Bain & CompanySummer Associate1998Boston, MA
  17. AppleProduct Manager, Macintosh PowerBook Division1993 β€” 1997Cupertino, CA

Skills & more

Mobile Payments5Blockchain5FinTech3Artificial Intelligence (AI)3Product Management90StrategyOperational Turnaround1Start-upsProduct Lifecycle Management1Streaming MediaContent Distribution NetworksContent Strategy & Development
+8 moreSupply Chain ManagementGlobal SourcingDigital TransformationMerchandisingUpskillingSupply Chain OperationsOrganizational DevelopmentEntrepreneurial Organizations
  • NACD Directorship Certification β€” NACD (National Association of Corporate Directors)

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Investments

Investor

ApplifierAppstores.comBrandfolder by SmartsheetCopperIterableNuzzelWove

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Colleagues at Copper Sky Capital

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Anthony Soohoo?
A technology and digital transformation executive with over 25 years of experience, having held CEO, Fortune 100 executive, entrepreneur, and board roles at companies including Walmart, CBS, Yahoo!, and Apple. He founded Dotspotter (acquired by CBS) and Dot & Bo (now part of Alibaba), holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, and serves on boards including Spryker Systems and Civio.ai.
Where does Anthony Soohoo work?
Anthony Soohoo is Venture Partner at Copper Sky Capital.
What companies has Anthony Soohoo invested in?
Investments tracked here include Applifier, Appstores.com, Brandfolder by Smartsheet, Copper, Iterable, Nuzzel, Wove.
Where did Anthony Soohoo go to school?
Anthony Soohoo studied at Harvard Business School (MBA); University of California, Davis (AB).

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