10.10.10
Founder
Tom Higley
Founder & CEO of 9 ventures, including X Genesis, 10.10.10 & Service Metrics. University of Michigan 1985. Harvard Law 1989.
Founder & CEO of 9 ventures, including X Genesis, 10.10.10 & Service Metrics. University of Michigan 1985. Harvard Law 1989.
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Experience
X Genesis
Founder
Exit
Service Metrics
Founder
StillSecure
Founder
Iggli
Founder
Vokl
Founder
NETdelivery
Founder
FortNET
Founder
Holland & Hart
Employee
Fisher Brown Huddleson & Gunn PC
Employee
FortNET
Employee
Service Metrics
Employee
StillSecure
Employee
Iggli
Employee
Local Matters
Employee
10.10.10
Employee
Vokl
Employee
NETdelivery
Employee
Echovo
Advisor
Wimbo Music
Advisor
Card Gnome
Advisor
MusiQuest
Advisor
Mentor
global startup studio network
Advisor
Founder
Employee
Advisor
Mentor
Education
About
Skills
What I'm Looking For
Intelligent, articulate and capable founders/co-founders. Market opportunities of significant size. Demonstrated reduction of market risk. Proprietary technology. Market focus with deep experience and expertise. Drive.
Describe what you're looking for in a company.
Locations
Q&A
What's the most useful business-related book you've ever read?
Mark Twain's "Adventures of Tom Sawyer." Ben: Hello, old chap, you got to work, hey? . . . Tom: "Does a boy get a chance to whitewash a fence every day?" . . . Ben: "Say, Tom, let ME whitewash a little."
What's your favorite non-business book?
Dune
If money were not an issue, what would you be doing right now?
It isn't. I'd be doing exactly what I'm doing.
What words of advice would you give your younger self?
It's going to be much much better than you ever imagined in ways that you may never have imagined. Learn more. And look beauty and fun in life, and in everyone and everything you encounter.
What's the most creative thing you've ever done?
The discovery of a link between wicked problems and possibilities on my own path and the paths of others to founder opportunity fit and the opportunities that offer success at the intersection of ROI and impact.
Which founders or startups do you most admire?
Those ventures that might never have existed had the founders not created those ventures in the first place. And those founders who locked on to a vision that turned promises and possibilities into previously impossible realities.
What's your super power?
Listening, supporting and honoring great entrepreneurs on the cusp of their next new venture.
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