Kevin Lalande joined Austin Ventures in 2001 and focuses on Healthcare and Financial Services investing. Previously, Kevin co-founded and sold three Internet-related companies: NetProfit, sold to a privately held advertising agency in 1996; Serus, sold to Netopia (Nasdaq: NTPA) in 1998; and TimeMarker, sold to PrimeHoldings (OTCBB: PRIM) in 2001. He was also a consultant with McKinsey & Company, where he served U.S. and European clients in the communications and computer industries.
Kevin received his MBA with high distinction (Baker Scholar) from the Harvard Business School and a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering with honors from Brigham Young University.
Kevin has worked with companies such as:
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Spinal implant devices |
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Develops and operates bariatric surgery centers |
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Outsourced accounts receivable management services to hospitals |
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Acquired by Tekelec |
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Early intervention for degenerative disc disease |
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Acquired by Tekelec |