Brian Wilcove
InvestorManaging Partner at America's Frontier Fund
San Francisco Bay Area
FoundedRevalia Bio, Inc.
About
Brian Wilcove is Managing Partner at America's Frontier Fund, a venture firm focused on private capital investment aligned with U.S. strategic priorities in sectors including compute, energy, biology, robotics, defense, and advanced manufacturing. He brings over twenty years of experience as an investor and board member, with prior roles at venture firms TeleSoft Partners and Sofinnova Ventures, and earlier positions at ANS, America Online, and Qwest. Wilcove co-founded Virtela, a software-defined networking company acquired by NTT, and holds a degree from Miami University.
Experience
- Americaβs Frontier FundManaging Partnercurrent2022 β presentUnited States
- Green AbundanceInvestorcurrent2026 β presentSan Francisco Bay Area
- Tacta Systems, Inc.Board Membercurrent2025 β presentPalo Alto, CA
- Revalia BioBoard Membercurrent2024 β presentConnecticut, United States
- ApplyBoardBoard Of Directorscurrent2018 β presentToronto, Canada Area
- BoxbotBoard Of Directorscurrent2018 β presentOakland, CA
- Artiman VenturesGeneral Partner2014 β 2022San Francisco Bay Area
- Sofinnova VenturesPartner2006 β 2014
- TeleSoft PartnersVice President2001 β 2006
- Virtela Technology Services Incorporated (An NTT Communications Company)Founder2000 β 2001
- Qwest CommunicationsDirector, Product Management1996 β 2000
- AOLMarketing Manager1995 β 1996
Education
- Miami UniversityBachelor of Arts1991 β 1995
Skills & more
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InvestmentsBusiness IntelligenceTelecommunicationsBig DataSaaSEnterprise SoftwareFrom Brian's professional profile.
Same school
Also attended Miami University120
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Shared employers
Also worked at Tacta Systems, Inc.3
Also worked at Sofinnova Ventures9
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Also worked at TeleSoft Partners3
Also worked at Virtela Technology Services Incorporated (An NTT Communications Company)3
Colleagues at America's Frontier Fund
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