/People

Rick Bunker

Investor

Chief Technology and Product Officer at Inveniam

Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States

Find your path to Rick

168 people in our graph can introduce you to Rick.

Each arrow is one introduction. Sign up to fill in the first one.

Ask Joseph Mayer to introduce you to Rick

You →Joseph · together at Cureatr (2019–2020) →Rick

Ask Jamie Chen to introduce you to Rick

You →Jamie · 11 people · together at Inveniam →Rick

Sign up to find every way you can get introduced to Rick

  • Your email: the people you already email who know Rick
  • 2nd- and 3rd-degree connections: people you know who worked, studied or invested with Rick
  • Your LinkedIn: the connections who can make the intro for you

We rank every route by how warm it is, so you raise on warm intros instead of cold emails.

About

Rick Bunker serves as Chief Technology and Product Officer at Inveniam, a private market data platform built on AWS cloud infrastructure using microservices architecture, blockchain, and large language models. He brings experience in executive technology leadership across venture-backed, private equity-backed, and public companies in financial services, including roles as CIO or CTO at three listed firms and participation in an IPO roadshow. His career includes co-founding a startup, leading technology teams of up to 500 employees, and overseeing systems that processed hundreds of billions in transactions.

Chief Technology and Product Officer at Inveniam

Intro paths

→

In turn, Rick can intro founders to Inveniam's investors below.

Experience

  1. InveniamCTPOcurrent2020 — presentJenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States
  2. CureatrCOO2019 — 2020New York, New York
  3. Bunker Consulting LLCTechnology Management Consulting2000 — 2020Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, United States
  4. Prescription AdvisoryCEO2013 — 2019Jenkintown, PA
  5. Borough of JenkintownCouncil Member2013 — 2019Jenkintown, PA
  6. ProcurianCIO & CTO2007 — 2013King of Prussia, PA
  7. GSI Commerce (GSIC)CTO2004 — 2005King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States
  8. Internet Capital Group (ICGE)CTO1999 — 2000King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States
  9. Reality OnlinePresident and CEO1996 — 1999King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States
  10. SEI Investments (SEIC)CIO1994 — 1996Oaks, Pennsylvania, United States
  11. State Street Global AdvisorsVice President1992 — 1994Boston, Massachusetts, United States
  12. Sybase SoftwarePrincipal Consultant1988 — 1992Boston, Massachusetts, United States
  13. US ArmyRussian Linguist1980 — 1984Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Skills & more

Python (Programming Language)1Google Cloud Platform (GCP)1Blockchain1Amazon Web Services (AWS)1SaaS8Enterprise Software51Thinking Skills1Management57Strategy1Leadership59Forecasting2Financial Analysis1
+12 moreFinanceOperations ManagementFinancial LiteracyArchitectureBoard of DirectorsArtificial Intelligence (AI)Agile MethodologiesIT OutsourcingCorporate DevelopmentInfrastructureProject ManagementBudgeting

Languages English · German · Russian

From Rick's professional profile.

Colleagues at Inveniam

Frequently asked questions

Who is Rick Bunker?
Rick Bunker serves as Chief Technology and Product Officer at Inveniam, a private market data platform built on AWS cloud infrastructure using microservices architecture, blockchain, and large language models. He brings experience in executive technology leadership across venture-backed, private equity-backed, and public companies in financial services, including roles as CIO or CTO at three listed firms and participation in an IPO roadshow. His career includes co-founding a startup, leading technology teams of up to 500 employees, and overseeing systems that processed hundreds of billions in transactions.
Where does Rick Bunker work?
Rick Bunker is Chief Technology and Product Officer at Inveniam.
Where did Rick Bunker go to school?
Rick Bunker studied at Boston University (Russian Language and Literature); Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (Graduate, Russian Language).

Same school

Shared employers