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Chad Horstman

Investor

Partner at Brookstone Venture Capital

Scottsdale, AZ

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About

Chad Horstman is a partner at Canal Partners, where he handles sourcing investments, building referral relationships, market and financial due diligence, and investor relations. He founded Yandy.com in 2005, growing it into a $50 million company before exiting to a private equity group in 2016, and previously worked in internet marketing and R&D at iCrossing and USWeb. He holds a degree in Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University and is currently founding three new startups: 3wishes.com, basketballnews.com, and greensupply.com.

Experience

  1. Brookstone Venture Capital (Formerly Canal Partners)Partnercurrent2020 — presentScottsdale, Arizona
  2. BasketballNews.comFoundercurrent2019 — present
  3. Yandy.comCEO Co-Founder2006 — 2016

Skills & more

CEOs1Executive Management1Marketing Strategy1Marketing1Team BuildingLeadershipManagementStrategic Planning

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Chad Horstman?
Chad Horstman is a partner at Canal Partners, where he handles sourcing investments, building referral relationships, market and financial due diligence, and investor relations. He founded Yandy.com in 2005, growing it into a $50 million company before exiting to a private equity group in 2016, and previously worked in internet marketing and R&D at iCrossing and USWeb. He holds a degree in Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University and is currently founding three new startups: 3wishes.com, basketballnews.com, and greensupply.com.
Where does Chad Horstman work?
Chad Horstman is Partner at Brookstone Venture Capital.
Where did Chad Horstman go to school?
Chad Horstman studied at Arizona State University (Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management).

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