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Jothy Rosenberg

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Founder & Executive Chairman at Dover Microsystems

Sherborn, Massachusetts, United States

FoundedDover Microsystems

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Jothy: together at Cranbrook Schools
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About

Jothy Rosenberg is the Executive Chairman at Dover Microsystems and has founded and led nine startups over more than 40 years. He has authored six books, including How Debuggers Work (J. Wiley), The Cloud at Your Service (Manning), and Tech Startup Toolkit (Manning, 2024), and hosts the weekly podcast Designing Successful Startups. He also runs an online program, Who Says You Can't Startup, comprising 24 courses and 60 lessons.

Founder & Executive Chairman at Dover Microsystems

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Dover Microsystems's investors · 7

Dellin InvestmentsPhiladelphiaDepartment of EnergyWashington · since 2023Duke Capital PartnersDurhamHyperplane Venture CapitalBoston · $250K – $3M checks · since 2021Silicon CatalystBrisbaneU.S. Air Forcesince 2021VU Venture PartnersSan Francisco · $200K – $1M checks

Co-founders at Dover Microsystems

JBJonathan B. Rosenberg
Jonathan B. RosenbergExecutive Officer, Director

Experience

  1. Dover MicrosystemsExecutive Chairmancurrent2022 — presentWayland, MA
  2. Dover MicrosystemsChief Executive Officer2017 — 2022Greater Boston Area
  3. Who Says You Can't Advisory ServicesMotivational Speakercurrent2009 — presentParis & US
  4. WHO SAYS I CANT FOUNDATION INCFoundercurrent2014 — presentWayland, MA
  5. RaytheonEmbedded Entrepreneur2022 — 2023Greater Boston
  6. Draper LaboratoryAssociate Director / Cybersecurity2015 — 2017Cambridge, MA
  7. Can Do Productions, LLCFounder & Producer2013 — 2015Newton, Massachusetts, United States
  8. BAE Systems, Inc.Technical Director/Principal Investigator2009 — 2015Burlington, MA
  9. ANGLE Technology VenturesManaging Director IT ventures2006 — 2008
  10. AmbricSoftware CTO2005 — 2006Portland, Oregon Metropolitan Area
  11. Service IntegrityFounder/CEO2002 — 2005Lexington, MA
  12. GeoTrustFounder/COO then CTO1999 — 2002
  13. NovaSoftCEO1997 — 1999
  14. Webspective, IncCo-founder, Advisor1997 — 1998
  15. BorlandGM Enterprise Development1992 — 1997
  16. MasPar ComputerDirector of Software1988 — 1992Sunnyvale, California, United States
  17. Duke UniversityAssistant Professor, CS1983 — 1988
  18. MCNCVP Design Research & Technology1983 — 1986

Skills & more

Coaching6Board of Directors6Marketing Strategy4Nonprofit ManagementFundraisingWordPressSemiconductor Product DevelopmentProposal WritingExecutive Management17Strategic Planning7Technology Management4Board & Investor Relations
+12 moreCybersecurity Solution DevelopmentCorporate Culture GenerationPublic SpeakingWriting (White papers & Books)Charitable Organization ManagementMilitary SalesIP LicensingBusiness Planning & ImplementationTeam LeadershipNegotiationLeadershipManagement

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Who is Jothy Rosenberg?
Jothy Rosenberg is the Executive Chairman at Dover Microsystems and has founded and led nine startups over more than 40 years. He has authored six books, including How Debuggers Work (J. Wiley), The Cloud at Your Service (Manning), and Tech Startup Toolkit (Manning, 2024), and hosts the weekly podcast Designing Successful Startups. He also runs an online program, Who Says You Can't Startup, comprising 24 courses and 60 lessons.
Where does Jothy Rosenberg work?
Jothy Rosenberg is Founder & Executive Chairman of Dover Microsystems.
What companies did Jothy Rosenberg found?
Jothy Rosenberg founded Dover Microsystems.
Where did Jothy Rosenberg go to school?
Jothy Rosenberg studied at Duke University (PhD, Computer Science); Kalamazoo College (BA, Mathematics); Cranbrook Schools.

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