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    Ken Hayes

    Ken Hayes

    VC @canyon-creek-capital, Exec Dir @cleantech-open, past Board Director @pasadena-angels, entrepreneur / exec / advisor / CEO / COO in adtech, edtech, financing

    Angel Los Angeles INSEAD
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    Experience
    Cleantech Open
    Cleantech Open
    Executive Director 2017 - Present (about 9 years)
    Full P&L and management responsibility for the oldest and largest business accelerator in the US in the cleantech and climate-tech sector.
    Canyon Creek Capital
    Canyon Creek Capital
    Venture Partner and Co-Founder Fund II 2014 - Present (over 12 years)
    Pasadena Angels
    Pasadena Angels
    Employee
    AnyMeeting
    Exit
    AnyMeeting
    Advisor
    Triptrotting
    Triptrotting
    Advisor
    Oversee.net
    Oversee.net
    Employee
    Dell Technologies
    Dell Technologies
    Employee
    Founder
     
    Employee
    Canyon Creek Capital, Pasadena Angels, Oversee.net, Dell Technologies, Cleantech Open
    Investor
     
    Incubator
     
    Advisor
    Triptrotting, AnyMeeting
    Attorney
     
    Board Member
     
    Mentor
     
    Member
     
    Acquired
     
     
    Education
     
    About
    Achievements

    Run the oldest and largest business accelerator for cleantech and climate-tech companies in the US. Co-founded VC fund in LA, raised 30% of capital and deployed funds into 40+ tech startups. Longtime angel investor member. Founded edtech startup in Europe that achieved Deloitte Fast 500 status, then sold it.

    Describe the most impressive thing you've done.
    Locations
    Denmark San Jose Beverly Hills Sweden Orange County San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Los Angeles
     
    Q&A
    What's the most useful business-related book you've ever read?

    "Climate of Hope" by Michael Bloomberg and Carl Pope - a no-nonsense, pro-business, no-drama approach to improving our lives and economy by moving away from fossil fuels and destructive, outdated environmental practices.

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