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Nate Levine

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Zero to One Mentor at Commonweal Ventures

Palo Alto, California, United States

30 Under 30 2014 Β· Law & Policy

About

Nate Levine co-founded OpenGov, where he serves as director of strategic accounts and helped expand the company to nearly 500 customers across 43 states. Before OpenGov, he co-founded and was president of California Common Sense, a non-profit think tank focused on government transparency and data-driven policy analysis, where he built California's first data transparency portal. He studied engineering at Stanford University and previously conducted research on militarized conflicts for the university's Political Science Department.

Experience

  1. CaminoCo-Founder / CSO2017 β€” 2024San Francisco Bay Area
  2. OpenGov IncCo-Founder / CTO2012 β€” 2017Mountain View, CA
  3. Stanford UniversityAnalyst - Militarized Interstate Dispute Project2007 β€” 2009

Skills & more

Public Speaking17Java22Python23HTML2C++8Entrepreneurship27C6Computer Science6Software Engineering4Intelligence2Strategic Planning12Ruby6
+12 moreMobile ApplicationsData AnalysisRuby on RailsComputational BiologyStrategyManagementFood Safety Management SystemSocial MediaStart-upsInformation TheoryDFT CompilerSales

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Who is Nate Levine?
Nate Levine co-founded OpenGov, where he serves as director of strategic accounts and helped expand the company to nearly 500 customers across 43 states. Before OpenGov, he co-founded and was president of California Common Sense, a non-profit think tank focused on government transparency and data-driven policy analysis, where he built California's first data transparency portal. He studied engineering at Stanford University and previously conducted research on militarized conflicts for the university's Political Science Department.
Where does Nate Levine work?
Nate Levine is Zero to One Mentor at Commonweal Ventures.
Where did Nate Levine go to school?
Nate Levine studied at Stanford University (Electrical Engineering).

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