Curtis Feeney

Who is Curtis Feeney?

Curtis brings significant institutional investment and fundraising

experience to Voyager, as well as an extensive network of relationships

with leading companies and venture investors in Silicon Valley. Curtis

opened Voyager’s Silicon Valley office in 2000, has served on 13 boards

and currently serves on the board of directors of CB Richard Ellis

(CBRE: NYSE), Contivo, Tropos Networks, and Verari Systems.

Prior to joining Voyager in 2000, Curtis spent eight years as

Executive Vice President with Stanford University’s $9 billion

endowment, where he held responsibilities in private equity investing

and management, including oversight of the Stanford Research Park,

Stanford Shopping Center, portfolio policy, and venture investing

(carrying profit responsibility for about half of the Stanford

Management Endowment). The endowment grew from $1.5 billion to $9.0

billion during his tenure with Stanford. Prior to Stanford, Curtis

spent five years leading Trammell Crow’s northwest region based in

Seattle. He was responsible for $700 million in assets and ran the

company’s real estate development operations covering Seattle,

Portland, and Vancouver, B.C. Prior to joining Trammell Crow, he worked

in the semiconductor industry for Mostek Semiconductor and was in

research and development in the energy industry.

Curtis graduated magna cum laude from Texas AM University

with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. He earned an M.B.A. from Harvard

Business School, where he was a Tandy Fellow and a Rockwell Scholar.