Dan Simpkins
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Who is Dan Simpkins?
Dan Simpkins founded Hillcrest Labs in 2001 with a team of experienced
technical and business professionals to create a revolution in
entertainment. Prior to founding Hillcrest, Dan was vice president and
general manager of the SALIX Switching Division of Tellabs, Inc., which
was established in 2000 when Dan sold Voice over IP leader SALIX
Technologies to Tellabs for $300 million. Dan founded SALIX in 1990 and
continued as president and CEO through the sale. Dan currently serves on the board of advisors of Cornell
University’s BR Ventures and is a member of the prestigious Cornell
University Council. He also sits on the advisory boards of several
high–tech companies and is a member of CTAM. Dan served as an executive
in residence for New Enterprise Associates (NEA), one of the country’s
premier venture capital firms. He is a frequent speaker at industry and
business events and has authored many papers on both technical and
business subjects. Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical
engineering with distinction and a master’s degree in electrical
engineering, both from Cornell University.
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- Education
- Master of Science, Cornell University
Electrical engineering - Bachelor of Science, Cornell University
Electrical engineering
- Master of Science, Cornell University
- Employment
- Chief Executive Officer, Hillcrest Labs
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on July 23, 2013
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